... THE MOTIVE OF ZEPPELIN RAIDS. public meeting held at Hull last night, Councillor Coetello; Chairman of tho Food Control Committee, presiding. Councillor' Digby Willougbby gave detailed explanation the Hull and East' Riding rationing scheme, which comes ...

... only damage caused was tho breaking of windows io a row of houses. One woman died shock. Our own correspondent write.-: Tlie Zeppelin which visited this town about nine o'clock' Tuesday night had such warm reception at hands the Anti-Aircraft Corps that the ...

... Saturday, tin- East Coast town, memorial erected public subscription over the common grave iu which were buried 31 victims Zeppelin raid which occurred two yea r.s ago. The memorial, a rnaseive stone c,4s cuitablv inscribed, was draped in Union Jacks, and ...

... —Previous Tuesday, last Zeppelin raid this country was on October 10,1917, when the return journey the Zeppelins lost their way. Four were destroyed or forced to descend in France, and another was believed have Mediterranean. Hie Zeppelin brought down England ...

... enemy was aiming at the Nicholas Railway Station. night Zeppelins were observed at Gaisliina, dying towards Pctrograd. Aircraft batteries near Petrograd opened fire, and it reported that the Zeppelins were driven off. casualties tu to-day's raids have not ...

... Germany's dispose! the Dutch n> arc rate equal the ocean-going tonnage which the Allies would get undo-* the shipping agreement. ZEPPELIN CASUALTIES AT HARTLEPOOL. FIVE KILLED, NINE INJURED. The following statement regarding the Zeppehn raid Wednesday night was ...

... HARTLEPOOL. SOME REMARKABLE ESCAPES. Our fitu correspondent writes .- The Zeppelin came in, and once began drop bombs. Searchlight* and anti-aircraft guns got into action, but raider must have been flying height, and, after passing over toe town, made ...

... Ko - 3 1,1? - quiet, with limited tmdtaf. American on I quoted 1255. per ctrt. Glasgow, Friday 15. UQiSKtouT How Stop the Zeppelin and -Gotha Raiders. Expert Opinion and the Public Prowess. the have made their again, dropped few bombs, end scuttled back ...

... of them mo.ro determined than ev.-r on with tbo the East Railway, general manager for war. must not. be imagined that the Zeppelin raid year? the Metropolitan Railway, and genera! was for the brutal purpose of killing women and i manager the Sou tit-Eastern ...

... -THE YORKSHIRE POST. THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1918. WAR IN THE AIR. DAY RAIDS AND BATTLES. FREIBURG AND BRUGES BOMBED. ZEPPELINS ON NORTH-EAST COAST. Great work done by British airmen in France on Tuesday. fighting 14 German machines destroyed. Six of oure ...

... shortly augment Allied forces in European water®. German bombs dropped by aeroplane on Patrograd after signing o! peaco. Zeppelins also seen, but reported driven off by anti-aircraft fire. Narva, on Reval-Pctrograd railway, 80 miles west o! Petrograd, ...

... traitors the working classes. have been conducted aeroplanes and the (EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S TELEGRAM.) rest crnfi tho Zeppelin type, which hare not Potroarad Friday. | ventured ou since their dtMStrous evncuatiou p ctro many . experience in October ...