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... immediate conn: omic of the Germans, so the Germans a!to- gether your attitude towards Zeppelins and submarines. Because I had been present in Loudon on the ecession of the Zeppelin raid of Sentember 5 I was received with interest and who kn ~ of the fact. Ten ...
... that Zeppelin exploded on Wednesday near Namur. whole of tb© crew were killed. Tho explosion said to due motor defect. The Zeppeliu was travelling towards Ypree, with heavy consignment bombs Three peasants working in a field, near where the Zeppelin foil ...
... rendering the positions (ho Allies ow ing to the forces men and guns brought into action. TEST OF A NEW ZEPPELIN. Boslo, Friday. Yesterday morning a new Zeppelin wes tested over Lake Constance.—Central News. ...
... THE RECENT DESTRUCTION OF A ZEPPELIN, ALUMINIUM FRAMEWORK REMOVED. A week or two ago it was reported that a Zeppelin had been destroyed by an explosion at Tondern, in the Schleswig. owing to the carelessness of one of crew in lighting a cigar near the ...
... CAMPAIGN IN MESOPOTAMIA NEW ZEPPELIN TESTED ...
... IX SCHLESWIG The Copenhagen correspondent tho Frets Association tclegraplis follows with regard to the Zeppelin ZlB, which few weeks ago was destroyed explosion Tondern, in Schleswig, owing tho carelessness of one of the crew in lighting a cigar near ...
... THE ALLIED RETIRF Are Enemy Following Int Two Zeppelins Dest British Bombers Cause ¢ in German Trench ...
... INSURANCES COVEKIXG ZEPPELIN, BOMBARDMENT, DARK STREETS, And ALL FATAL ACCIDENTS. ?h independent EVEIY MORKiNO. -^{l ...
... Famous Fair in Sheffield. *• Yes. I was in Zeppelin—a strange and thrilling experience. I can tell you. At the time I didn’t know that these strange birds of prey, called after Count Zeppelin, might soon l»o traversing the North Sea. seeking to spread ...
... £4 15.. good w hay to 44 I.le, wbsat straw 42 63 to 121 66, flat sad barley straw £1 12* ad to 17s per !en at stack. LOST ZEPPELINS. In the eighth volume of Nelson's History of the War Mr. John Buchan has the following interesting notees en the enemy ...
... ACCI3MTAI EXPIOBIM A BOMB. Coponhageu, Wednaeday. The newspaper Koluing Avis reporta from Huaum (Western Seblaewig) that Zeppelin L 23 van destroyed about fortnight ago the aetridental explosion of bomb the airship was her shed. It sUtsd that ths crew ...
... Belgium. Thew , w*Nather stations, or Feld-Waher stations, 38 they are called by the Germans. are of the utmost value for Zeppelin and aeroplane raids to England. The Germans have, indeed, been severely handicapped by not getting the British weather reports ...