... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SHOT DOWN ALLIED WARSHIP. (From P.A. Special Correspondent ) Copenhagen, Sunday, The Kbebenhavn learns that a Zeppelin was obseived off Nymindegat. After being it suddenly commenced ti shake. Then it stood up ...

... allied military and Alb BY FIVE ZEPPELINS. *iBkt Down at Sea and Another Damaged. ...

... MORE BOMBS ON ZEEBRUGGE. SEAPLANE CHASES A ZEPPELIN. (From tho War Press Bureau.) London, Monday. The Secretary of the Admiralty announces:— During the period May SOthf to June 2nd, inclusive, bombing raids have been carried out night and day on the following ...

... FOILED ZEPPELINS,—Major-Gen. E. Ashmerc, who introduced the balloon aprons that so effectually aided London’s aerial defence, (Swaine.> v t - 1 ?■: . i -.A'-y. INSPECTING V.A.D. DRIVERS. Princess charmed everyone France her spontance’ acts of courtoay ...

... enemy. Later, the crew of the Zeppelin evidently sighted our machines, for all bombs were dropped, water ballast released, and tho nose of tho Zeppelin put up into practically a vertical position. By these tactics the Zeppelin was able to escape into the ...

... seaplane and a Zeppelin in the North Sea. a brief official account of which was issued on Monday night. The commander of the seaplane was Pilot Commander I'.attjson, whoso machine was patrolling on the afternoon of May when it, sighted Zeppelin a time when ...

... the French cflast, he heard the noise engines, and two Zeppelins appeared overhead. He altered course and darkened his ship, and soon afterwards a bomb fell into the sea. The Zeppelins were making for England, and at certain point parted company, one proceeding ...

... distance at sea two Zeppelins, large squadron aeroplanes rose into the air to attack them. The Zeppelins immediately went northwards, and were lost in smoke cloud. Shortly after midnight information was brought that one the Zeppelins hal fallen in flames ...

... NEGOTIATING A Lord haadipp oat leaflets from, the grondola of a captured Zeppelin in Trafalgar Square, London. (C.N.) -' ~vx,-r ...

... Beccles, is about to marry Mr. Harold W. Jacques, Easby House, Kicluuond. The bridegroom is well known in North Yorkshire. 'The Zeppelin V.C, Captain lieefe Rabin*on. V.C., is now at the camp for returned prisonerfl at liipoh, but is expected to early this week ...

... please, comparison with which Germany helpless. Time was when Germany boasted the destructive capacity her Zeppelins; now she knows the Zeppelins are impotent, and she has entertain uneasy ■doubts future threatened ...

... landed at l/?ilh from on Saturday, was. Capt. lieefe Robinson, who awarded the Victoria Cross for bringing down the first Zeppelin in Britain. was himself brought down air fight over Douai in April last year. Since thenmo has been in eight different camps ...