... fighting in the evening. ZEPPELIN LOST. EEPORTED HAVE FALLEN IN THE SEA. (From the Ptrees Association and the Daily Telegraph Correspondent.) Copenhagen, Monday. A Stavanger message to the Tidaostegn states that large Zeppelin was observed over Galderen ...

... suitable point off the German coast in the small hours of the morning, and despatched a number of aeroplanes to attack the Zeppelin hangars at Tondern. Captain Dixon, young officer already officially mentioned having been decorated the King w ith the D ...

... The men pictured are busy making; new lorry parts from broken scrap. (A.I,A. Official Photo.) —Two khaki girls interestedly Zeppelin brought down in a recent view at the R.A.F. recruiting ic Strand. (G.P.0.) Printed and Published tie Co. Ltd.), at .New ...

... deserved weli the public. i*-t find a renewal the confidence accorded it. The Cuffiey Koro. Captain Robinson, V.C., the ■Or{Hey Zeppelin hero, who lias passed through lieu-1i his way home, was taken prisAner in April, 1917, made a number desperate attempts to ...

... ” Raid Records.” She escaped without hurt, though the bomb wrecked seventeen little houses in her row. On© described the Zeppelins as a hand•ome sight, but a wicked one,” another expressed her disapproval of flying in general, and air raids in particular: ...

... • t- Meainiwhiile the j? ln e of another Zeppelin w as never distinct, and miles of the city. shock. ITie evidence tli (^' that she had suffered verdict of fcjt x-gkl causes, heart failure, shock of Zeppelin these iiorrous. k uter*o Agency.) .Baris, ...

... Germans cross the Lys. Armentioros outflanked. April 72th.— British withdraw from Armentirree. April 13 fighting north of Zeppelin raid England. HOLDING THE SEA. ADMIRAL LORD BERESFORD CONFIDENT. The irresistible might of the British Navy, now supplemented ...

... enemy ‘Ly, his artillery safely An air raid was pig WJ Zeppelins Afo * not get far 6,1 reported. Several , , joW 11 a\*»l and one bro^ugV^ofl- 'c^j/ 'A sea our naval « 11 Alt was dbxuaged, 'A SI Zeppelin raids have \ the enemy and > \ us. If the Goriu* ,yV> ...

... our machines lias not returned. SEAPLANE BEATS ZEPPELIN. the War Press Bureau.) London, Monday. The Secretary of the Admiralty announces: On May 10th one our seaplanes in the North Sea sighted a Zeppelin on patrol, and indecisive action, lasting half ...

... action to have the ration book scheme amended. RECENT DESTRUCTION OF A ZEPPELIN. COMMANDER SUPPOSED TO BE HULL TRADER CAPTAIN. It is believed in Hull that Captain Strasser, the Zeppelin commander who perished with his crew in last week’s raid, was before ...

... pigmy amongst airships. Comparisons- ar© haaardous, but the 9.5., roughly speaking, is to the torpedo boat destroyer as the Zeppelin is to Dreadnought. It is the U-boat destroyer. There are other ways of destroying U-boats, but the S.S. crew, who ouj'ht ...

... reported to have been sunk. Zeppelin was hit, and fell in flames into the sea, seven miles from the coast. The Holume lifeboat put out to sea. Later, a number German aeroplanes and destroyers arrived the spot where the Zeppelin had fallen, and circled round ...