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... ZEPPELIN FACTORY GUTTED. ENORMOUS DAMAGE REPORTED FROM FRIEDEP.IKSHAVEN, Am btb edam, Friday. Reports from Bseen state that a fire broke out Friederikshaven, in the former Zeppehn factory, which was partly destroyed. The damage described M enormous. The ...
... ZEPPELIN MURDERERS VISITED BURTON. Ihugi BASS & no IS a Co. Is their aerial Th. slave me philegolgied Imo. OW ?moo t , widob visited fle, Yidloads itar tbo I, doe is tibo alight of homey net, 19111. . Titters oivilirows lasillorod Is Nand. (I)Wrecked ...
... ZEPPELIN WEATHER. W. J, G Looking back over weather records for the war period and comparing them with the records of the air raids, one thing stands out with special emphasis—the raiders carefully watched the conditions, and never took any risks. low ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... CAUSE OF THE SECOND VISITS When the Zeppelins moved the inhabitants jumped to the conclusion tlifct all was over, and were put up. At 12.30, however, a Zej> pehn or Zeppelins returned, and dropped five bomba, hut this time fortunately without serious ...
... assuuical IMat the Zeppelin had hit the neighbourlayit rf the town. Shortly after 11 o'clock the lighting WWI retort. The tramcars began to move towards the &Pots. Ann trains which had held up tin it journey. Within a few minutes a Zeppelin appeared from an ...
... eft R N.V.R., who were ' r;;Aanded in 1910; were the first in F.ngland to .11uminate a Zeppelin on August 9. 191.1, when three ear irs were iniiired. The Zeppelin was ‘‘ingiert, cod came down at Ostend Dover had 113 warnings; on twenty-nine neensiona ...
... know where their aueraft had boar!. the raids on Loudon wrre wade by both Zeppelins and aerupleues, he aids described in the provincial nepurts were made exclusively by Zeppelins. Artttner point of interest Li that the pals Lute the airships earne v.ithiu ...
... THE Ft) IMSHITIE SENTMED THE ZEPPELIN RAIDS. North Staffordshire's Two Visitations. Hitherto Unpublished Details Though the official communiques of Zeppelin raids were never more specific in their men• lion of localities than North Midlands and Staffordshire ...
... ANSWFARS TO CORIIDSPONDE,..7:**. Zippelin.—The last bombs dropped in this dieinct in the Zeppelin raid of November 28th were apparently the two duds found at Sideway. ...
... full story of the circumstances under whi-b Skippe.- Martin, of the Grimsby trawler King '.vtephen refused rescue the crew Zeppelin 19 from the North Sea is now published. The incident which occurred in February. 1916, afterwards preyed seriously on Marlin’s ...