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... destroyed by a Zeppelin bomb. To cross a street, therefore, is nine times as dangerous as to go to sleep exposed te the Zeppelin peril. We laugh at the street danger: are we likely to be greatly troubled by the menace of the Zeppelins? And, in fact, as ...
... THE ZEPPELIN VISITS. THE record of the Zeppelin visits supplies the best measure of this particular form of frightfulness. As the result of over twenty raids there have been less than four hundred casualties, including 121 men, women, and children killed ...
... no, raided the County of Norfolk holt iigtL One Zeppelin was brought dov. Hunstatistou, north of i Smolringliaio, by the fire a a warship. The Lumber ot is tnin, but parksp3 the squadi of six Zeppelins wo nth trosll tho North SeR and separated reaching ...
... AERIAL NONSENSE. ZEPPELIN CRAFT A TOT London, July 18.—! have seldom read inch arrant rubbish as has been publish' by the newspapers here about tbe possibilities of the Zeppelin airship, said Hiram Maxim to-day. It is nothing more than an elaborate ...
... Official. British naval forces destroyed 'Zeppelin 1,22 in the North Sea this morning. ...
... AIR GREYHOUNDS. THE new Zeppelin IX, intended for the German army, is said to be at present the fleetest of these greyhounds of the air. The rapid succession of world records achieved by the airships of the Zeppelin type has completely reversed the opinion ...
... mainland and fell into theses off Heligoland. The fate of the is unknown. To replace the vessel a zeppelin of the newest - type recently completed will leave Friedrichshafen shortly. The Italian troeps invading the Trentine have occupied the town of Staro ...
... The Press Purelu issues the following : Six zeppelins took p.irt in the raids on Sunday !light, three in the raid on the southern counties of Scotland, one in that of the northern coast of England, :And two in the raid the eastern counties of England ...
... at its own expense the salv•-ige of the Zeppelin L 15, which is lying in shallow water at the mouth of the river Thames. The- institute believes that this zeppelin Call be savt-d, rebuilt and launched against the within three months. ...
... or more zeppelins. British airplanes went up, but the atmospheric conditions were mcst unfavourable for attack or defence and they were unable to bring the raiders into action. The Home Secretary also stated that the Govt had arranged to hold a naval ...
... schelling, Holland. When the smoke disappeared 15 minutes later the zeppelin I was no longer to be seen. The strike of engineers, which has been in progre:s in various parts of Eiigland for sinne time, has collapsed at many places! in the Northern Counties ...
... railway. The zeppelin then proceeded to an adjoining village where eight bombs were dropped. The missiles fell in fields and roads where no dt.mage was done. The zeppelin cruised about 20 minutes and then went off in a northerly direction towards the ...