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... French Armies in the Field, Dec. 26.—Germany's Zeppelin programme announced with boastful pride in 1914 stands a dreary failure to-day. Accurate figures available to the United Press show that of 53 Zeppelins put into commission since 1914 35 have been totally ...
... of the country. Geneva, April 22.—1 n addition to the desby Allied aviators of a large German airplane plant at Nenell. a zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen was strut*. One hundred and fifty workmen were killed and injured, and enormous damage done London ...
... State. London, Dec. 29.—A Zeppelin and a sea plane which was accompanying it have been wrecked in the North Sea, according to a Central News despatch from Copenhagen quoting advices received here from West Jutland. The Zeppelin is said to have fallen in ...
... representsto Russia, the British and French Consuls in Moscow have been released. London, August 12.—According to the Star Zeppelin was downed to day in dames off ...
... also seen over Nevalty Prospect apparently with the intention of dropping bombs on the Nicholas Station. On Sunday night zeppelins attacked Gatchina 35 miles from the Capital (8 1 d Par 4) 1 r BRIDGETOWN. S - i \ . MAR, 0., e.C. i rS7 . ft 4 / 2 / 18 ...
... peoples, and stories were rife that German submarines had penetrated by underground rivers far into the interior, and that zeppelins had discharged cargoes of Han soldiery in the regions. To one part of Sindh the Kaiser, it was locally reported, had come ...
... BR,IDGETO the English coast. This airship is said to be one of the largest and newest of this type of craft. The Zeppelin was observed at daybreak to-day and was destroyed by our Royal Air Forces. Paris, August 12 —Official statement dealing with aviation ...
... of the Empire, w efectively brought under notice In some in , tances Scouts notified the presence of enemy aeroplanes and Zeppelins by sounding trumpets in the streets which was the signal for the occupants of houses to find underground shelter. Oa other ...
... armed cruisers, two light cruisers, seven destroyers, five gunboats, twenty submarines, five armed auxiliary vessels and one Zeppelin. Three battleships and one light cruiser were torpedoed, but reached port badly damaged. Other enemy craft destroyed were ...
... the Bill couch worse by keeping the House in the dark as to their intentions. Zurich, April 15.—1 t is reported that the Zeppelin Factorise near Frederichshaven were destroyed by fire on Sunday. London, April 15.—Lord Rhondda, the Food Controller, stated ...
... the Empire, were effectively brought under notice In some instances Scouts notified the presence of enemy aeroplanes and Zeppelins by sounding trumpets in the streets which was the signal for the occupants of houses to find underground shelter. On other ...
... cars were Lured. Materia cap. London, October 15.—Official Our air forces to-day bombed the Freacaty 'airdrome blew up a Zeppelin. Manchester, October 15. —Mr. Winston Churchill in a speech to-clay said President Wilson's stern and formidable answer to ...