... SATURDAY MARCHOIB, I,ZEPPELIN NIGHT RAID! ON YORKSHIRE COAST. ...

... THE HARTLEPOOL RAID. EIGHT KILLED AND 22 INJURED. It was oacially announced on Saturday that the casualties caused by the Zeppelin raid on Hartlepool on Wednesday night were: Mu. Woolen. Children. Killed ' Injured Making • total of eight killed and twenty ...

... lty..op, chopped by machinery. MITTS THE ZEPPELT? ESCAPED. The reappearanoe of Zeppelins in England is a matter of some interest There is always disannointinotit whey • Zeppelin appears over English soil now without being brought down. And it is pror feeling ...

... has been awarded the M.O. Tim more famous of his brothers is Captain %Valetas Tempest, D.8.0.,M.C., who brought down the Zeppelin at Potter's Bar in September, 19V` Captain K. It. Tempest, according Wednesday night's Gazette, attacked formation of seven ...

... certain French market town turning out en masse to regard Jupiter and Venus low in the west, firmly convinced they were Zeppelins. Just before Christmas 1 a crowd of munition worker, paying solemn attention to Venus; and a few nights ago, in a western ...

... about the bast antidote for the worries of the war, arid bar) work In the allotments will bring a rich rew►rd. The renewal of Zeppelin raids ow Ragland . with the continued murder of noncombatants. has Wright home to Barnsley people the comforting convietion ...

... of attack, aern Zimmermann. the German Foreign Secretary , while the British closed in upon Lens . But planes replac i ng Zeppelin!, and attacks being attempted in broth daylight as well presented • Note to the United Swell in (or the time being the Hindenburg ...