... ZEPPELIN ATTACK ON SWEDISH STEAMER. . Zurich, Tuesday. Details received by Reuter’s Agency from authoritative source regarding the Zeppelin attack the Swedish steamer Nordlan ...

... ZEPPELIN. Three Survivors Land in East Anglia Astounding as it may seem, says tils Central News, it is now known in East Anglia that there were three survivors from the Zeppelin brought down flames in the air raid the night June 16. _ How they reached ...

... THE ZEPPELINS. No Important Part in the Action, The Press Association is authoritatively formed that no further particulars of the North Sea battle have been received from Admiral Jcllicoe, and it is expected that a week or ten days must elapse before ...

... Zeppelin. Though tree brought Count Zeppelin’s airship to griet, the venerable inventor hod, before his mishap, given wonderful demonstration his successful march towards the solution of problem that seemed unsolvable only few years ago lie proved that ...

... THE ZEPPELINS. LOSS THE ENEMY CANNOT AFFORD. ...

... THE ZEPPELIN ...

... The Zeppelins. fishermen report seeing on Monday Zeppelin in the North. Sea eurrounded German vessels engaged in keeping her afloat. the same day airship greatly damaged paaaod over Holland. Economic Conditions In Germany. An authoritative statement regarding ...

... ZEPPELINS. TOURING the last few *ays have placed at olume Insurance against £ C at exceedingly LOW RATES. Premu ls will soon be Increased, intending Insurers arclnvlted to coaimunlcnte with R. MARTIN, SON, Si CO., Insurance Brokers. I4 t Donegal I Square ...

... ZEPPELINS. Lance-Corporal Norman F. Darling, the North Irish Horse, in the course of letter to his father, Dr. J. S. Darling, Lurgart, says There was air raid on the night of the 13th. A Zeppelin came round at 1145 p.m., and dropped about twenty bombs ...

... ZEPPELIN. Nuremberg, Thursday. Tht« afternoon the Zeppelin 111. manoeuvred over this place and Datxendleich aod continued its flight westward. Stuttgart, Thursday. Zeppelin 111. passed over Ulm at a quartefi to eight this evening amidst bell-ringing and ...

... NO ZEPPELINS. Before the war the Services were wholly »i: connected. The Navy was deprived of ' ppelins in the North Sea and the Germans the monopoly of aerial reconnaissance, t Committee of Imperial Defence advocated ■ building of Zeppelins, but after ...

... THE ZEPPELIN. like a pencil in the sky, flying at a great height. By 12.30 the attack was over, though the whirring of the motor confirmed to be heard tor some time. The impression formed was that the district circled at least three times. Some property ...