... Cerman Frontier. Amsterdam, Friday.—The “ Nieuwe fot- terdainsche Courant ” learns from the frontier that on M6nday evening a Zeppelin fell in flames just over the German frontier in the direction of Dalhem.—Reuter. EXPLOSION N CERMANY. 10 AERODROME AND MU ...

... UPWARD TO THE SKIES.” Super-Zeppelin Destroyed Ouring ‘6 Church’? on the Ships. All the crew of the Zeppelin brought dow) off the Frisian coast were destroyed, peing drowned: who escaped death by burning | when the Zeppelin ‘The exploit occurred which ...

... NUR AMAZINS AIRMEN. Flew Down German Sireets and Bombed Zeppelin Sheds. On the second day of the King’s visit te the Grand Fleet, on Tuesday, his Majesty paid a visit to a mystery ship 6 This vessel is a great to the foe, and reference rt ally restricted ...

... offensive. ‘The title of Chief of the General Staff was that held by Hindenburg. Then what has become of the latter?” TWO ZEPPELINS DESTROYED. CREAT HANCAR BOMBED BRITISH AIRMEN. Co&penbagen, Friday.—According to the ‘ Ribe Stiftende ” an eyewitness of ...

... ten vesse! coast, he heard the noise of engines, and two Zeppelins appeared over- head. He 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 ...

... failing in open tields. No material damage was done apart from the breaking of a few windows, but two shee were killed A Zeppelin appearec Pi n this distriet, says another report and dro i ped bombs on farm land splitting a tree. raider Passed over at ...

... R.N.V.R., who were disbanded in 1916, were the first in This England te illuminate a Zeppelin. Was on August 9th, 1915, when three sailore were injured. The Zeppelin was winged and came down at Ostend. Dover had 113 warnings, and on 29 occa- tawn sions ...

... PAPY AVONG THE VICTIMS A press correspondent says the Zeppelin appears to have just skirted narrow see: tion of the coast. Many people were in the and sought street, but they remained culm shelter. The versons killed ineInde iwo chil dren (one a baby) ...

... enemy’s slight advances. It is reported from. to the “Sign of the Times ” (Copenhagen) chat a Zeppelin as lost outside Jaederen (South-West Nor- way). The Zeppelin had apparently beea shelled and damaged by a British warship. ‘The German invaders have manded ...

... delusions smongst the Entente peoples, says Dr. Davis, that the German people are not belind the submarine warfare and the Zeppelin raid: on defenceless cities. The German's one eriticism of the plans was that they were Jubilation ove: not comprehensive ...

... extraordinarily strong gunfire encountered and pursuit by airmen ull the airships returned safely. PEPPERED WITH MISSILES. The Zeppelin which visited the Midlands on about midnight was favoured by a moonless sky, but was so peppered with mis siles that the ...

... fell and its occupants were captured uninjured. SEAPLANE v. ZEPPELIN. Thrilling Fight in Further details are now to hand of the action which took place between one of our seaplanes and a Zeppelin in th e North Sea, an official account of which was i by the ...