... ZEPPELIN ALARM IN PARIS At four o'clock this morning notification was given that an attack by Zeppelins was believed to be impending. The usual precautions were taken, but the danger did not materialise, and at five minutes to six it was officially intimated ...

... ZEPPELIN REPORTED DESTROYED. The “Echo Belge” announces that a Zeppelin airship was wrecked over Ghent on. February 26th, whilst engaged in speed trials. All the crew perished and the, Zeppelin was completely destroyed. Several inhabitants who were suspected ...

... COUNT ZEPPELIN ADMITS FAILURE The Geneva correspondent of the Central News ‘writes:—A lady who was present at a vecent dinner party at Consiance at which Count Zeppe‘lin was a guest, informs a friend of mine that the subject of Zeppelin raids arose in ...

... GERMAN ACCOUNT OF THE ZEPPELIN RAID. An official communique iséued in Berlin says: During the night of March 16th, our naval airehip squadron euccessfully dropped bombs during an attack, lasting half an hour, upon London and the south-castern counties ...

... THE KEEP. AMERICA TO PRODUCE ZEPPELINS. The Néw York correspondent of the Centr: News writes :— * It is reported from Washington that promises of co-operation with the Government in its efforts o develop satisfactory Zeppelin type aircraft for the army ...

... responsible for this measure which has been sanctioned by the Emperor, —————————————— THE FUNERAL OF COUNT ZEPPELIN. The funeral of the late Count Zeppelin is to take place at Stuttgart on Monday. B e —— GERMAN OPTIMISM. The * Telegraaf qtates that the Germane ...

... prisoners landed at Southampton last week, we understand there was one who was not wearing the Iron Cross. %& e @ On Count Zeppelin, whose death is reported: ¢« If Sorrow fails Take comfort still in deeming there may be A way to peace on earth by woes of ...

... householder can now occupy the position. - OIITIZEN ” (Coventry).—We are unable to answer your question as to whether Count Zeppelin ever visited the city of spires.” He may have made a nocturnal voyage over some parts of Warwickshire, but cur opirion is ...

... twenty-four, and thus. get more ploughing clone. It was, of course, represented that the headlights would catch the eye of Zeppelin crews that happened to be visiting England--as, in fact, occurred the other dav in Kent, when a bomb was dropped in the same ...

... warning from what happened in Kent. In the dark hours of the night they were ploughing with a tractor when several German Zeppelins paid a visit to the county. They did not show much rashness in what they did, but seem to have kept high up out of reach ...

... always available. Motorists will be interested to receive the official announcement that all our airmen who have destroyed Zeppelins were then using engines dependent for thPir ignition on British magnetos, designed in Britain and made by British labour ...

... qualify for night flying, a pilot must pass certain t ests in it. If he qualifies in these . t ests he usually becomes a Zeppelin pilot or a Zepp Strafer, as it is called. These tests consist, of course, of various things being carried out by the pilot ...