... D.H. (after Capt de Havilland, the well-known head of the design department). D.H. or machines brought down the two last Zeppelins in the North Sea. ...

... prisoners who landed Leith on Saturday from Copenhagen was Robinson, who won the Victoria Cross tor bringing down the first Zeppelin in Britain—at Cuffley in September, 1916. He was shortly afterwards himself bronght down Germans in air scrap over Douai ...

... one the Sub-Commissions was to the wrack of the Zeppelin sheds at Tondern. It was this station which was so successfully bombed by aeroplanes launched from the Furious last summer, two sheds and two Zeppelins were completely demolished. THROUGH THE KIEL ...

... London, too; Boleyn Road, Stoke Newington, over fifty buildings were wrecked. The seventeenth paid, October 19, Ml 7, was Zeppelin raid—that which several airships ware brought down Prance, and others wore lost in the Mediterranean. Only three bombs were ...

... in reaching objective. Undeterred this, succeeded, and effieotivalj bombed the aerodrome, obtaining two direct hits large Zeppelin shed. Sec. Lieut. F. S. Coco re. (France) August 31 this officer carried out most successful contact patrol over the front ...

... fired 168 shells, killing 196 people end wounding 417. Two hundred and twentj.-eight bombs were dropped by aeroplanes and Zeppelins, killing persons and injuring 392. The arrondissements which suffered most were the Fifth, Seventh, Tenth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth ...