... HIM FROM THE BOLSHEVIKS. AIRMEN BOMB ZEPPELIN NESTS. TWO AIRSHIPS BELIEVED DESTROYED. WARSHIPS CO-OPERATE. Two Zeppelins at least are believed have been destroyed the result of attack by Bri£i*h airmen on the Zeppelin sheds Tondern, Schleswig. An Admiralty ...

... TYPICAL OPERATION. The attack the Zeppelin sheds at Tondern, which is typical those constantly taking place in the North Sea, requires the presence strong armed forces. £s no Zeppelins were seen in the air owing to the weather, it may be assumed that ...

... aeroplane attack caused the greatest panic. The British aviators dropped bombs the Zeppelin halls, which were not destroyed, but the complete destruction erf three Zeppelins was effected. attack took place four o’clock in the morning. About fifty bombs were ...

... British parents in Germany. Hi* father’s real name was not, suggested in th» question, Mailer. - ■ A frontier message says a Zeppelin has flames near therm. ...

... given at 11-58 p.m , and theaTr clear sounded 12.10 a.m.—Reuter. ZEPPELIN FALLS IN FLAMES NEAR HOLLAND. Amsterdam, July The Rotterdamsche Courant” Jearns that on Monday evening Zeppelin fell in flames just over the German frontier in the direction Dalhem ...

... subverting Britain's geograpa'-al security. The present writer well 'S how this feeling disclosed itself when, in 1908, the Zeppelin first accomplished the long-distance journey from Lake Constance to Berlin- The sinister possibilities the dirigible airship ...

... flank of industrial Germany, R.A.F. contingents working with the Navy have made a blaring and effective thrust at the enemy’s Zeppelin station at Tondem (jSchleswig). A large double shed was completely destroyed and serioue damage caused to another. Information ...

... Zeebrugge or actually the mole. Several of these have been killai in the last few days.—Press Association.' ■ THE RAID ON ZEPPELIN LAIRS. BIOWING-UP MAGAZINE OONFIRitKJ) Further details the British bombltag raid the airship sheds at Tondern show that the ...