In the Air.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 293, 20 May 1915, Page 5

In the Air.

RAID BY ZEPPELINS. TWO P.F.L'OKTFD DF.STJIQYF.R London, May IS. fiumvrs Mt Dover believe thev; hit n Zeppelin, which headed lor tin- Channel ' with her nose canted downward. Twenty- ' three incendiary bombs were dropped in ' :i field near St. Margaret's Bay. The Daily .\>ivs' Dunkirk corrospond'ent savs that a French torpedo-boat' 1 fired several shot-; at a Zeppelin flviiiir 'low from the direction of Finland. One 'shot hit the Zeppelin, which crumpled up and fell into the sea near (Iraveliues. Corpses were afterwards seen floating ' in the vieinitv. ' Advices from Amsterdam slate that •it is believed the liainsgatc raider reaoh'cd T'crohoiu. near Antwerp, after drivim; 'oil' a pursuing aero]ilane at Dunkirk. - After attacking Calais two Zeppelins 'were driven off and flew towards Tloulogno. The haflerv at Cape ■Crisnes hit. one of the raiders, which turned hack. I It is reported thai a di-nblod airship •fell on tile beach two miles from Dun- ' kirk and the crew were taken prisoner.

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