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... A EUSTON BROUGIIT DOWN THE FIRST ZEPPELIN. Some remarkable reyeations, which, if they could only pass the censor, would be of almost thriLing interest to the people of Lincoln, were made, more or less in confidence, to a gathering of the workers of ...
... GERMAN EXPLOSION. Reported Attack on Zeppelin Works &truth, Wednesday. A telegram from St. Call reports from Rosenberg, on Lake Constance, that the noise of • tremendous explosion, eccaripenied by gunfire, wee heard in the direction o rethicb.liajen at ...
... huge column of fire was seen and ascended a considerable height. The telegram adds: It is probable that an air attack on the Zeppelin works has taken place.—Reuter. A, ttrtlarb send under the preski4we LorderesToret a.t (helbca. yotter.l.7. In eurwt of the ...
... workam’ meeting Wednesday night decided extend the strike to the inanition works on Thursday. At Spendan the employees of the Zeppelin factory struck Tuesday, but returned next day. ...
... were dropped the enemy our forward areas. Our own machines the bombing of the enemy’s billets, dumps end railway stations. ZEPPELIN BASE EXPLOSION. The Frees Association correspondent Zurich (SwitaerLend) sends the following message;- A telegram from St ...
... January 9th and 25th, were in reality brought down. —Press Association. THE ATTACK OX ZEPPELIN WORKS. The Zurcher Zrilung learns that the bombardment of the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen • 011 Wednesday by two aviators lasted 12 minutes, this being ...
... night by the firing of heavy guns at sea. He thought a battle was in progress, but when he got up he saw a Zeppelin over the hotel. It was the Zeppelin at which the naval guns had been firing, and though the warships were 20 miles away the house shook, and ...
... said be was not acquainted with Ifaiquis Ador, and only learned through witness that the Barkenecker was a nephew of Count Zeppelin. Finally, 8010 slid that he had known Ador since 907. The Court then adjourned.—Renter. BRITISH SHIPPING FOR AMERICAN New ...
... returning to their =hcd«, battleships in communication with the air and the latest type of airship, which is improvement on the Zeppelin is also show n. Airships and aeroplanes are seen manoeuvring over the fleet and the flying boats, destined to supersede the ...
... London was the last place that any advocate of the resolution should j have Quoted, and declared that on the occasion of a Zeppelin visit to this district Nottingham might have been wiped out had it not been in darkness. Aid. W. Ward suggested that resolution ...
... took a techmical and very curious interest A “RUSTON” BROUGHT DOWN THE | init, as to teli the men who made it, and FIRST ZEPPELIN. its fellows, something about what they —_— | ...
... the 97th made this country since the outbreak war, and these 49 have been conducted aeroplanes, and the rest craft of the Zeppelin type. the latest casualties, the death-roll due these enterprises is increased 1,148, and tlie list of injured 2,*59. About ...