... AIR RAIDS. A made three Zeppelins over the Yorkshire coast Tuesday nierfat dropped ® died of shock. airships wandered trin+ii a+ 7 . er rcm country dist • reati unloading their °P«n country before proceeding to sea again. FIVE DEATHS AT HARTLEPOOL. enemy ...

... ZEPPS BESTROYEP. A Zeppelin flying over the North Sea Monday morning wai>. chased B.A.F. machines and brought down in flames. RUSSIA. Tlie British troops Vladivostok proceeded to the XTmiri front. They met with enthusiastic reception from the Caecho-Slovak ...

... attriconi act o:ne wards IHetely out a torpedo. AFT SUNK. , torpedo boat destroyers ®k mines on Friday, and v lost. Raid by zeppelins. DESTROYED; ANOTHER A • WINGED. Officer Commanding in SS Forces reports; Eire attempted cross over s Monday but while were ...

... and half Germany had been foretelling our annihilation. Submarines were to destroy us all. We knew what ha ...

... off; but faded to effect its purpose capturing the Irish ports and converting them into bases for German submarines and Zeppelins. sooner had this abortive rising been suppressed, are told, than communications with Germany were re-opened, and promises ...

... dower Eiffel while all the world wondered, hut he was on false scent, though the Germans followed him with their egregious Zeppelins. The real progress came with the brothers Wright. Theirs was the first practical heavier than air machine, and the progress ...

... the papniation. Among, repatriated priseners Janded at was Captain Robinson, who gai the VC. for bringing dawn the first Zeppelin in this country. Ast of the explesicn of a mine which been hauled in by the trawl, eight of crew of an trawier lest. their ...

... R.D.. R.N.R., has also been sunk in bad weather after being torpedoed. There were casualties. It reported Jutland that a Zeppelin on Friday evening fell into the sea on fire. Daring the afternoon it had been seen going northwards, accompanied couple of ...

... ta U ~' April.* Tim Bieic f v lra wl,,rs were sunk gunliro, mu being saved by the British hero were British oasualtiee. A ZEPPELIN RAID. took place Friday bich four airships participated. «in lir few miles in- t the other two, one reached the . and the ...

... the moment it seems to the gnats rather than the eagles that are dominant in the war. Aeroplanes are more in evidence than Zeppelins, and small craft, destroyers, torpedo boats, and trawlers, are more active than dreadnoughts and cruisers. Splendid has been ...