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... divisions on front normally held by less than forty. TWO ZEPPELINS DESTROYED. (Press Association War Special.) Fredrikstad (Norway), Saturday. Yesterday morning about eight o'clock groat Zeppelin was seen b ing driven in a nordherly direction by the storm ...
... THE SAFER AIRSHIP other hand, however, place the samo engine, or engines, £ an airship^--that craft lighter than in onr 'Zeppelins, or Blimps—wo are at once realise the joys and utility of flight far closer approach safety than aa.’oplane, however stable ...
... ent of the Ilandelsblad retorts that aerial attack the Belgian coast occurred on Sunday, lasting about four horn's. Two Zeppelins were observed on Monday morning at a great height, ...
... Gotha flaming down to destruction. The notes you hand across the Money Order counter may load and fire the gun that wrecks a Zeppelin on its way to attack our great industrial cities the Midlands and the North. How many rounds Shrapnel could you provide ** ...
... Star and Crescent of Turkish suzerainty. (Officials Chief-Mechanic Heinrich Fey awarded the Iron Cross for repairing his Zeppelin motor whilst under fire over England. . . : . .^• ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. MONDAY JULY 22 1918 BRITISH AIK RAID ZEPPELIN BASE. AIESHIP SHED DESTROYED AT IN SCHLESWIG. (From the War Press Bureau.) The following announcement was made by the Admiralty:— detachment of the Grand Fleet operating off the Jutland ...
... Stevenson, invested yesterday with Empire Order. AT YESTERDAY'S INVEST ITURE.-Mrs, Pomeroy, na.B.E,, who filled the first B OOO Zeppelin bullets, lesvlnq Buck* Ingham Palace: (Topical.) LEEDS VOCALIST.— Miss Maud Bean, sinqing at the Leeds Colloqe of Music, ...
... t says has known an old washerwoman of eighty who indulged in a pipe regularly. Zeppelin Hero Home, Captain I*eefe Robinson, V.C., the first airman to destroy a Zeppelin on British soil, reached Leith from Germany Saturday. The feat which made him famous ...
... ‘'frozen outof the Business Week h ould invest through Wakefield w. How to Stop tlie Zeppelin and Gotha Raiders. Expert Opinion and the Public Prowess. the Zeppelin* have made their appearance again, dropped a few bombs, and scuttled back home as fast ...
... captive balloons; aeroplanes are to armed with scythes, like Boadicea's chariot; heat rays are bo projected for setting Zeppelins fire; and the moon is to be covered with a big black balloon. prevent polished railway lines shining at night the last coach ...
... ceremony several aeroplanes circled over the neighbourhood of the church. Col. Briggs was taken prisoner after bombing the Zeppelin sheds Friedrichshafen at the end of November, 1911, and escaped from Germany in April last year, after over two years’ captivity ...