... night of Non. day. Slat • zeppelin as. he•rit tb. North Foreland For the that its cargo ea. tor London. hoarier. no sere itroppeil •Ily, •,1 'kith Of at that point nonetsident pained unharmed On the night throe other Zeppelins were hosering titer the water ...

... actually got to within a few miles the city. precise, the nearort point which a German Zeppelin has was Harewood. bomba were dropped. With all their raids, the Zeppelin commanders never slid attack Leeds, for which fact Leeds must thank the wise measure* ...

... 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 ...

... record-breaking purposes. ZEPPELIN'S FAILURE. How Our Airmen Beat the Gasbags. Commander Peter Strasser, a capable, determined officer, and one of the bitterest exponents of bombing raids on England, was in supreme 'command of the Zeppelin squadrons. As a supercar ...

... Record Night of Bombs. A correspondent says that on Oct. 13, 1915, a Zeppelin or Zeppelins dropped 55 bombs on Hertford—a night of disaster. The streets were fully lighted and full of people listening to the bombardment of London, and many local worthies ...

... raided Locales% were tarn At the Zeppelin works at Stalker, 1 hey have a w ing spread of 1/0 (ea. and from nose to tad the> i measure seventy-two feet. They cam six machuteguns and five motors of the type used in Zeppelins. each deer loping 2:SI horse-paver ...

... and the Zeppelin then made off was stated that the warning wrong, and the trarae did not stop running Zeppelin was practically over the citj. THIS TEAK’S FINAL third and taet nud which touched wta Hwctf this yeef, but it. ' “uiUle. One Zeppelin was concerned ...

... -m- 41 4v Our Zeppelins. Londoners who have seen the big rigid airship which has frequently cruised over the Metropolis late may be interested to learn that she is one of our biggest naval scouts, and is known No. 23. She is just 540 in length, and her ...

... FELL NEAR WATERFOOT. First Bombs Dropped From Zeppelin Lancashire. The Manchester Guardian Thureda* contained the following account of the air raid Bolton during September 25th, 1916:*- One the seven airships which shared the raid of this night lost ...

... of Aug. 9, 1915, a Zeppelin carried out a raid on Goole. The airship made a swift passage over the town, but with'n the space of five !ninnies over 50 bombs were dropped. Thirteen persons were killed. It is thought that the' Zeppelin was guided by the ...

... anti-aircraft R.N.V.R., who were disbanded in 1916, were the first in England to illuminate • Zeppelin on August 9, 1,1115, when three sailors were injured. The Zeppelin was winged, and came down at Ostend. - Dover had 113 warnings; on twenty-nine occaaions ...

... anti-aircraft R.N.V.R., who were disbanded in 1916, were the first in F.agrand to illuminate a Zeppelin on August 9, 1915, when three sailors were injured. The Zeppelin was winged, and came down at Ostend. Dover had 113 warnings; on twenty-nine occasions bombs ...