... fell and its occupants were captured uninjured. SEAPLANE v. ZEPPELIN. Thrilling Fight in Further details are now to hand of the action which took place between one of our seaplanes and a Zeppelin in th e North Sea, an official account of which was i by the ...

... blamed for helping raiders, and begged not to shine so brightly, the days when the moon was regarded as a protection against Zeppelins being quite forgotien. A ew con- sidered the moon to be within range of shrapnel. The children invented their own addresses ...

... SEAPLANE v. ZEPPELIN. Airship Forced to Retreat. An Admiralty communique says that on May 10 one of our seaplanes in the Norti Sea sighted a on patrol, and an indecisive action lasting half an hour took place, being terminated by the Zeppelin retreating ...

... district, and the cheers which burst forth after the victory of our airmen recalled the enthusiasm which greeted the end of the Zeppelins in the series of tri umpbs that marked the autumn of 1916. The circumstances 0 f the destruction of the German machine were ...

... that ideal He was a firm believer in the universal brotherhood of man.—Capt 00) asked. appellant whether in the event of Zeppelin passing over the Forest he would fire at it if in ihe possession of ant revalt gun. -Appellant that being a civ! an he dare ...

... landing.” occasion the German Government was to fix the time, and as an inducement the advan- iage of having submarine and Zeppelin bases in the West of Ireland was insisted upon. having Count Bernsdorff was evidently difficulty with his tools, for on Oct ...