... FEAR OF ZEPPELINS. WOMAN’S SUICIDE ON THE RAILWAY. The story of lady’s fear of Zeppelins which led to her suicide was told at Coroner’s inquest. Her dead body was found on a railway line some ten minutes’ walk from her home. Her husband said his wife ...

... ZEPPELIN WATCH, COPENHAGEN, Wednesday. Zeppelins and aeroplanes have again been searching the Baltic for British submarines. This morning aeroplanes off Sassnitz observed submarine flotilla, two of the submarines being not far from the ordinary' Sass ...

... ZEPPELIN WRECKED. ALL OCCUPANTS REPORTED KILLED. An Exchange Liverpool telegram states that a message received by Messrs. Pilkington Brothers, from Paris, says : Our Maubeuge works chimney was destroyed by a Zeppelin dashing into it. All the occupants ...

... ZEPPELINS FAIL TO FRIGHTEN. The West End Theatrical Managers’ Association yesterday decided, after a discussion regarding Wednesday night’s Zeppelin raid, that there was no need to interfere with the evening performances, which will continue as usual ...

... attack. It is some months since Mr. Churchill promised that invading Zeppelins would be attacked by “swarm hornets.” Now Mr. Balfour says that aeroplanes are inadequate guard against Zeppelins, so that the hornets are ruled out. Dependence is placed, apparently ...

... niceties and etiquette of civilised warfare. I say, therefore, let the Allies announce that for every Zeppelin raid they will take a tenfold vengeance, but that if the Germans will desist they will follow suit. With respect to the objections made by some ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. ADMIRALTY DESIRE TO HEAR VIEWS. INQUEST STORIES. An inquest •vras hel ...

... had orders to fire on the Zeppelin airships their raids whenever they camo within range of their rifles; or if on these occasions they had to wait for orders from headquarters. Mr. TENNANT said the orders were that all Zeppelin airships were to be fired ...

... tliat three aeroplanes are adequate defence against many, or more, Zeppelins. Mr. BALFOUR: The degree to which it is desirable to use aeroplanes for night defence against Zeppelins is a difficult matter, ami cannot properly be dealt with in answer to ...

... gentleman that Zeppelins are not kept in the German lines. Where the Zeppelin comes from depends on- the question of accommodation, very costly and difficult matter, and the Allies, I glad to say, have been so fortunate in their attacks on Zeppelin sheds in ...

... States. Zeppelin Raids. Mr O’DOWD (Sligo, S.) asked the First Lord of* the Admiralty if he would state what new steps if any, were being taken in the direction, of safeguarding the lives of the citizens London in'the event of future Zeppelin raids? Mr ...

... Admiralty had warning when the Zeppelins were coming, and he suggested that the warning should be passed on to the public. Lord SYDENHAM remarked that many difficulties had to bo surmounted in dealing effectively with Zeppelin attacks. They had to be located ...