... ent of the Ilandelsblad retorts that aerial attack the Belgian coast occurred on Sunday, lasting about four horn's. Two Zeppelins were observed on Monday morning at a great height, ...

... fighting in the evening. ZEPPELIN LOST. EEPORTED HAVE FALLEN IN THE SEA. (From the Ptrees Association and the Daily Telegraph Correspondent.) Copenhagen, Monday. A Stavanger message to the Tidaostegn states that large Zeppelin was observed over Galderen ...

... ” Raid Records.” She escaped without hurt, though the bomb wrecked seventeen little houses in her row. On© described the Zeppelins as a hand•ome sight, but a wicked one,” another expressed her disapproval of flying in general, and air raids in particular: ...

... Germans cross the Lys. Armentioros outflanked. April 72th.— British withdraw from Armentirree. April 13 fighting north of Zeppelin raid England. HOLDING THE SEA. ADMIRAL LORD BERESFORD CONFIDENT. The irresistible might of the British Navy, now supplemented ...

... casualties. ZEPPELINS BURNT. 40 GOTHAS ALSO LOST BY FIRE AT ENEMA WORKS. (Through Reuter’s Agency.) Paris, Tuesday The Matin'' leairus from its Zurich correspondent that by the explosion near Friedrichshafen Saturday night two Zeppelins and forty giant ...

... ry’ strong gunfire encountered and pursuit by airmen. All the airships returned safely. FIVE KILLED THE RAID ONE OF THE ZEPPELINS NEARLY. REACHES NORTH-WEST COAST. (From the War Press Bureau.) London, Saturday. The following communique is issued by the ...

... figures public, said the output field and heavy artillery was more than three times the amount believed possible at the outset. ZEPPELIN SHED DESTROYED. (Through Reuter’© Agency.) Berne, Sunday ight. A telegram from Konmnshorn, on the southern side of Lake Constance ...