... THE ZEPPELIN RAID The Centra! Vew» TTarthpeol correspondent jays t pottr homos were dropped various parts t'{ the town. The damage !« mainly house pro' petty, the inferiors many dwelling-houses hating been shattered, while the outer wall* Standing. » ...

... FIGHT WITH ZEPPELIN. British Seaplane’s Encounter With Airship ft Destrojers. Further details are now to hand of the action between one of our seaplanes and a Zeppelin in the North Sea mentioned in the Admiralty reports last night. The seaplane, comm ...

... mcane—submarines, giant „ u „ s and mortars. Zeppelins gas and on—on which the enem.y counted to win the war. £ave been completely eclipsed by the m'nave i- ~,j Tanks and aeroplanes, trmmphant, whereas and Zeppelins have faded. ...

... superth.cus. as the Government have taken over full since the proclamation a Repnbhc. GERMAN WAR MATERIAL SOLD. No Bidder* for Zeppelin at Twelve Pound* PARIS, Monday. During the pas' few days the Soviet was organised in Strasbourg was oocupierT in soiling ...

... ZEPPELIH FALLS IH FLAMES. AMSTERDAM, Friday A report from the Limburg frontier say* that oil Monday evening a Zeppelin fell down in flames in the direction of Dalbeim. PERAMBULATOR REPAIRS. Wired Tyres, Ruts, Bolts; promptness.—• Bicycle I jowrooms, Usmbrldge ...

... they have been exhibited for the first time in Canada. The collection, which includes amongst countless other.tilings, one Zeppelin, two aeroplanes, ten heavy cannon, several machine gus, rifles, helmets, uniforms, and all kinds of other German war material ...

... spare bombing machines for the risky journey to London. By the way, one the Zeppelin commanders. who has recently published an article in the German Press descriptive Zeppelin raid London, has incidentally disposed of the pretence that the objectives were ...

... welcome. A large number D.S.CVa were received by officers who had shown conspicuous gallantry for attacks submarines and Zeppelins, and a number of auxiliary patrol skippens, petty officers, and seamen were awarded a variety of honours. In the afternoon ...

... minefields he would soon wish were back again. They had only shown their roses outside on© occasion since, and then the Zeppelins gave warning the British approach, and the fleet scuttled bock before could get at them. to his prophecy February that the ...

... The rigid, or Zeppelin type, had light mc-tal framework, usually of aluminium of an aluminium alloy, covered with fabric, and containing about 20 separate small balloons in separate compartments. The cars or the gondolas of the Zeppelin were closely attached ...

... Special Engagement for the week commencing Monday. August 12th. MISS ADELAIDE GRETTOX, th* Renowned Mezzo. GERMANY’S LOST ZEPPELIN, Captain Straaser and His Crew Probably Perished.” AMSTERDAM, Wednesday evening. A German official communique states that ...

... week for defendant bring her witness. , , AM.STEECAM. Frida-. The death has occurred a*. Monte Carlo A frontier meesage ears Zeppelin has de'Xiord VTa'lscourt, Ardfrr Cairtle, Oranmore, in flames near Dalkena. A biplane Ga.lK-.IT. He to only soij, damaged ...