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... strong well-guarded bombing squadrons our marine battle airmen have heavy ask.” —Reuter. Zeppelin Reported Destroyed. Amsterdam, Friday.—A frontier messiitge says a Zeppelin has descended in flames near Dalheim. A biplane, damaged by gunfire while flying over ...
... £1.500,000 AIR RAID. the Zeppelin raid of Sept. 8, 1915,. when the great Wood-street blaae the City drew ill London, incendiary bombs fell in the very heart the silk and woollen trade warehouses. The damage to the various premises is estimated £1,500 ...
... town bombed by Zeppelins. In his report last night it was stated that one or two airships crossed the North-East Coast, in close proximity which about 20 bombs were dropped. According to unofficial messages from Hartlepool, the Zeppelin appears to have ...
... tale of daily achievements. May the mighty work now concluded ensure for the Empire future of honour, prosperity, and peace. ZEPPELIN £l2: NO OFFER. Paris, Monaay.—During the past few days the Soviet which was organised id Strassburg was occupied in selling ...
... ZEPP. REPORTED IN SEA. Copenhagen, Thursday.—Fishermen have arrived at Esbjerg state that they witnessed German Zeppelin brought down in. the North Sea. The fishermen stated that the wera saved by the men British destroyer. —Exchange, ‘SPAIN WILL JOIN ...
... injured. * „ Before the war Great Britain ahme March. 12-13. —Zeppelin* _ off N.E. had perceived the menace to civilian- Coast; 9 killed, 22 injured. tion which the growth of German April 12.—Zeppelins reach Midlands; naval power represented, with the fi killed ...
... Lincoln’s Inn,'London. I How London Fartd.T *. I London was the sufferer, 'j but hardly any nwv&l military ! damage was done, A Zeppelin bomb dropped September 9, 1915, set fire a warehouse 1 Wood-street, E.C., and destroyed property worth £500,000. \ . A bomb ...
... Minister; the man who got the ’planes; member of famous Clyde engineering firm. Lieut, Warneford, V.C. First pilot to bring down Zeppelin; I killed mob after fat aocidenk Our most decorated flgUUhg pilot; hat, won V.C., M.C., D. 8.0., and D.F.O. Brought down ...
... so-called) remarkable Zeppelin flight a year ago from Jamholi, in Bulgaria, Khartoum, the actual destination being German East Africa. The correspondent having assimilated this without a murmur, M. Rasch gave him some more. The Zeppelin, in addition to a ...
... howitzer which constituted the first surprise weapon used by Germany the war. The Pans gun is more Big Bertha than a Gotha is Zeppelin. OUR MEN IX HOLLAXD. Our soldiers and sailors interned in Holland are feelingthe effects of the Dutch food shortage; their ...
... containing encouragement and warning against separate peace. President Wilson is personally behind the new move.—Exchange. Zeppelin Over Finnish Port. COPENHAGEN, Wednesday. A German ZepiJelm appeared over Viborg (on the coast) a few days ago, but dropped ...
... last few days the Rhineland towns h&ve had a taste, and indeed rather more than a taste, of the medicine which Gothas and Zeppelins have been accustomed to serve out to London. They are, we trust and believe, going to have a good deal more, and the prospect ...