... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. Sir. —The pictures Wednesday’s edition of the Sheffield Telegraph showing some of the damage done the Zeppelins in their memorable raid on the night of September 25th, 1916, are very interesting, but in opinion the most interesting ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID ON SHEFFIELD, SEPTEMBER 25. 19 16 ...

... SHEFFIELD ZEPPELIN DESTROYER. RETURN OF CAPTAIN ROBINSON, V.C. FROM GERMANY. Among the 2,000 repatriated prisoners of war who landed Leith yesterday from Copenhagen was Captain Robinson, who won the Victoria Cross for bringing down first'Zeppelin in Britain ...

... Sheffield raid—on September 26, 1917, when Zeppelins were over the Rawmarsh. Goldthorpe, Swinton, and Bolton-on-Dearne districts. On another occasion when Liverpool and Birmingham districts were visited the Zeppelins were heard passing quite close to Sheffield ...

... contained a live cartridge. He was not aware of that. Milnes was shot through the body and died immediately. LINCOLNSHIRE. ZEPPELIN IN THE SEA. Story of Grimsby Skipper Who Refused to Rescue Huns. Now the war is over, the full story may told of the famous ...

... yard> heard a Zeppelin Ue ° ha '. e been very dl£ over the city. By that time, of course, the streets Oj, . had tlie Zeppelins met with better luck were in complete darkness and silence. The t]j alert and effective defensive measures on Zeppelin apparently ...

... night, Sept, 2nd. The old to'vu lies in a hollow, and would ;be difficult to locate from any considerable i height, and when Zeppelins passed over, as they did upon many occasions, they had come in a j straight line from the East Coast, and were pro! bably ...

... said after considering all the pros and cons, both of us agreed that if we lowered a boat and sent some of the crew to the Zeppelin they would at once bo secured and kept as prisoners until we did the Germans wished, which would probably that in the end ...

... buildings, and a portion of the boundary wall of the Rycroft school was torn away. Here also the Zeppelin was blindly engaged by an anti-aircraft gun, and the Zeppelin, dropping a bomb within fifty yards of the gun, turned completely on his tracks and made ...

... serious—although nothing like what they were to —had caused a reduction of supplies and a severe, enhancement of prices. The Zeppelins, moreover, were on the prowl, and the cities ere being darkened to guard against them. The war was at last coming home to ...

... tending the latter’s injuries, when the enemy airmen, who had landed, came up, and there was nothing to do but surrender The Zeppelin factory Friedrickehaven has been partly destroyed by tire said to have been the work of incendiaries, ...

... dear; so was nearly everything else. The submarine danger was again acute, and seemed likely become worse, as it did. The Zeppelins undergoing defeat, but the aeroplane raid was coming into view a near probability. The home population had never then been ...