... WHY THE ZEFPELTN’ ESCAPED. of Zeppelins in F.nelsnd interest There is always » matter of somo disappointment when Zeppelin appears over English soil now without being brought down. _And a proper feeling. But the two raids on the north-east coast last ...

... ZimilNS OVER CRIECE. Athens. Saturday.—An cAcial atataa that on the 21st inst. the aviation service reported the presence of Zeppelins over Greece. The airships were going north, but their destination waa unknown. —Exchange. ...

... . THREE POPULAR POLICIES Of Life Assurance with various Options. Al Classes of Lasarun:: JTen:u Fearsncted Laest Feawre— ZEPPELIN RISKS (write for Prospec:us) CHIEF OFFICES~ GENERAL BUILDINGS, PERTH, SCOTLAND Genenal BuiLDings ALOWYCH LO~DON General Manager ...

... to l'rivate Property Owner. and liousetoklers. THREE POPULAR POLICIES Of Lae with various Options, Lalllol2 Si II f ffffff ZEPPELIN RISKS (write for Prospe,..u.s) CHI;=F OFFICES- BENSNAL BUILDINGS, PERTH. SCOTLAND GENENAL BUILDING. ALOWYCH LONDON General ...

... THE HARTLEPOOL RAID. EIGHT KILLED AND 22 INJURED. It was oacially announced on Saturday that the casualties caused by the Zeppelin raid on Hartlepool on Wednesday night were: Mu. Woolen. Children. Killed ' Injured Making • total of eight killed and twenty ...

... affairs the front might seem. A large part of the German campaign throughout has been one of suggestion. First it. was the Zeppelins which were frighten us into submission, then the submarine warfare was to bring our knees in six weeks. Now. suggests Germany ...

... lty..op, chopped by machinery. MITTS THE ZEPPELT? ESCAPED. The reappearanoe of Zeppelins in England is a matter of some interest There is always disannointinotit whey • Zeppelin appears over English soil now without being brought down. And it is pror feeling ...

... with 1a_. 14.6. 04. at everything on the screen Mr. Balf ol ' ec l:e. 4 Mr. Lloyd George gravely inspecting a,. r h 011! Zeppelin provoked as much mirth in 4. Chaplin, and a picture of. an audience fien A li i h t diti; e : a burning theatre - was received ...

... most stirring econes, the men gave themselves up to one frenzied tumult of laughter. The dignified inspection of a wrecked Zeppelin by Mr. Balfour end Mr. Lloyd George provoked as great an ont- burst of mirth as the most extravagant Charlie Chaplin feroo ...

... of our airmen.—Press Association War Special. ZEPPELINS OVER CRETE. Athens, Saturday (received to-dayl,—An official communique states that on the 21st the Aviation Service reported tho presence of Zeppelins over Crete. The airships were going north, but ...

... Saturday (received to-day). An official communication states that on the 2ist the Aviation Service reported the presence of Zeppelins over Crete. The airships wero oing north, but their destination remains un- nown.—E In tho evening, defeated, they streamed ...

... at airo last that hostile airship had been seen over tho Egyptian «-oast. The same day the Aviation Service Crete sighted Zeppelins going north. attacks with great weight numliers, and timrcmua sacrifice, the enemy advanced . Mr. Phillips says our troops ...