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... HONOURS FOR THE ZEPPELIN HUNTERS: ON PAGE ’hr* tfTKMOR, Tuesday, Seplemter 24, 1918. m REPATRIATED PRISONERS. Hedjaz railway rear of Turks, Printed and PublUhad by The P,CTOttUL NrwsPiPEa Co. (1910). Ltd, The Mirror Offices, 23-29, Bjuveriastraet,'London ...
... HOW CAPT. DIXON DESTROYED A ZEPPELIN. ...
... THE RAISER, AND THE ZEPPELINS. EXULTATION OVER AIR murders. “CONFOUND THEM!” Mr. Arthur N. Davis, the American dentist, in his reminiscences which • are appearing in the Times, to-daj tells of the Kaiser’s attitude towards the sinking of the Lusitania ...
... ZEPPELIN DRIVEN OFF BY SEAPLANE. DESTROYERS IN THE FIGHT. Further details have now been received of the action which took place between a British and a Zeppelin over the North Sea, a short official account oi which was published yesterday. The seaplane ...
... used in the aeroplane, suggested that if these parts did not actually come out of the Zeppelin factory, they were at any rate of Zeppelin design or produced under Zeppelin influence. These ideas were further confirmed by the system employed in bracing the ...
... SHIPPING LOSSES. More Zeppelin Visits. GERMANS IN RUSSIA. Loom* of lar.ze nritish merclantment from rubmariner increaAed last wick. Fifteen were reported mink sui againpt 12 in the previour week. Enemy airship have attacked the North. East Coast on two ...
... BRITISH ZEPPELINS. Reconnaissance Airships Watching for the German - Fleet. It is stated on authority that British rigid airships of the Zeppelin type are now in use. These, with other approved models, are chiefly employed in reconnaissance work and ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID LAST NIGHT. YORKSHIRE COAST ATTACKED. The Field Marshal Counnanding-in-Chief, Forces, issued the following report at 11.30 last night:— One or two hostile airships attacked the Yorkshire coast late this evening. A few bombs are reported ...
... the noise of engines, and two Zeppelins appeared overhead. lie altered his course and darkened his ship, and soon afterwards a bomb fell into the sea. The Zeppelins were making for England, and at a certain point parted company, one proceeding north. Shortly ...
... ZEPPELIN BOMBS ONE RAIDER OVER THE YORKSHIRE CITV. HOUSE DEMOLISHED AND WOMAN fi¥ SHOCK. ...
... BITS FROM BOOKS. WHEN ZEPPELIN CAISTA. Hire is a passage from •• Went Legion, by J. Z. Buckram (Hodder and Stoughton): 'After supper the Simpeona sat reading by the fire—for it is cold in the spring in Radice ih—and Barbara had just glanced at the dock ...