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... THE ZEPPELIN elthUr. The man who manned the Zeppelins were of sterner sniff than the rabble of the Gotha (-rows. They had for their leader Naval tUrnmander Peter Strasser. a man of iron nerve and determination: well liked and of unbounded hatred of England ...
... SAVED BY ZEPPELINS. ' Breakers ahead ! ' is the call. of the helmsman at the Imperial ship of State, and I am ready to heed it. How to find an honourable and satisfactory solution of the problem is a question to which I have devoted the closest attention ...
... ZEPPELIN EFFORTS TO REACH LEEDS. ...
... 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 ...
... A ZEPPELIN'S ESCAPE Following a futile attempt on the part of the pilot of another German aeroplane to penetrate inland Thane.. *la IS ' , forth Foreland. lust after noon on July 3r41, it appeared. As the days and weeks that the month would not he lurther ...
... WHEN ZEPPELINS CAME. STORIES NORTH-00 TRY AIR RAIDS. AND TYNESIDE. iuj-:-. Gorman* book ...
... DRAMATIC ZEPPELIN STORY. Why Crew Was Left to Drown. Wee Shipper Martin, of the Grim-iiir trawler King Steplien,p 4 i i t , i e fi ed an refusing to rescue this crew of the Zepp elin 1.19 in-atia. Netthike? asks the Daily apress. When the incident occurred ...
... 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 ...
... FAMOUS ZEPPELIN STATION. AIRSHIP THAT BOMBED US TIMES. SCORES OF UNDECLARED SUBMARINES. An official report of the voyage of the Allied Naval Commission to inspect German naval and air bases has been received. Vice-Admiral Sir Montague Browning was Chief ...
... TRANS ATLANTIC ZEPPELIN. Berlin correspondent ']& Daily hhepresa, after a visit to 1 pelin factory, writes: Going into the airship departni«nt, . details of a remarkable Zeppelin j took place 1917. At 8 am. l , a Zeppelin, with crew of 22, l ®? ...
... pursued until the care were destroy ed. 1 ZEPPELINS OUTFOUGHT. Even with their Zeppelins the enemy were frustrated at every point by our wonderful heroes of the air. The German ambition, of course, was to build Zeppelins capable of destroying London and other ...
... tho air; raid by Zeppelins, which occurred tho, evening question. The first official information of Zeppelins being the neighbourhood came from Nottingham about, 7.45 p.m., but, there is ample evidence to prove that at least one Zeppelin approached Ilkeston ...