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... belief that two Zeppelins were blown Up in the double shed. Four- British machines failed to return, but three landed;in' Denmark,'where the airmen are interned. They are of opinion, that the attack had very important results. ) TWO ZEPPELINS. REASON FOB ...
... ANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID. One or Two Craft Attack North- East Coast. 20 BOMBS DROPPED. After lapse five months, Zeppelins have two consecutive nights raided oar shores. ; Lord Conunanding-in-Chief the Home Forces, issued the following 10.45 last night:— ...
... BRITISH ZEPPELINS. WATCHING GERMAN FLEET AND ATTACKING SUBMARINES. stated on authority that British rigid airships the Zeppelin type are now in use. These -with other approved models are chiefly employed in reoonnaie-; work and submarine chasing, and ...
... promenade suddenly saw two Zeppelins about 30mile* away to the northward, approaching the coast. They could only be discerned, and immediately squadron of «gyopl«nai went up attack them. It is not known whether the Zeppelins threw but a smoke-cloud, they ...
... THE ZEPPELIN elthUr. The man who manned the Zeppelins were of sterner sniff than the rabble of the Gotha (-rows. They had for their leader Naval tUrnmander Peter Strasser. a man of iron nerve and determination: well liked and of unbounded hatred of England ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID. Press Bureau, Tuesday, 1 a.m. The following communiqué is issued by the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Some Forces:— Hostile airships approached the East Anglian coast about half-past • nine to-night (Monday), but have not penetrated ...
... ZEPPELIN SURVIVOR. i« now denied that there wad survivor from! •' Zeppelin brought down Anndand. ...
... THE LOST ZEPPELIN. WHAT THE: MATE OP A TBAWLEB SAW. The destruction of one the Zeppelins which attempted to cross the English coast on Monday night was described to a Central News representative to-day by Benjamin Brown, the mate of a trawler. He said ...
... SIX ZEPPELIN VICTIMS. The death victim, the sixth ...
... ZEPPELIN TURNS TAIL. The Secretary the that on May one our seaplane® the North Sea sighted a Zeppelin patrol, and an indecisive action, lasting half hour, took pSkuse, being ternup-ated hy the Zeppelin retteetmg to ite ham. ...
... FAMOUS ZEPPELIN STATION. AIRSHIP THAT BOMBED US TIMES. SCORES OF UNDECLARED SUBMARINES. An official report of the voyage of the Allied Naval Commission to inspect German naval and air bases has been received. Vice-Admiral Sir Montague Browning was Chief ...
... and opened tire. As result of having lightened craft the captain tho Zeppelin rose a further 2,000 feet, closely followed by tho seaplane, which. f..H many rounds into her. The Zeppelin uur.- tinued rise and reached great height and appeared to be in aucb ...