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... ZEPPELIN CAPTURED. A short note from the French War ENEMY ROUTED. on Sunday afternoon stated the following : Official news received at the Se 'an The Zeppelin No. 8 has been shot down over the road from Celle to Badenweiler. Legation in London states ...
... would drive the Zeppelin down to a low elevation within range of the gun, making use of their superior speed to evade the guns on the upper platform at the Zeppelin. They would refrain from bomb-dropping unless there a chance of the Zeppelin escaping, because ...
... RUSSIANS DESTROY ZEPPELIN. Another of the Zeppelin airships from which Germany expected no much baa already reached the end of its career (says the 'Telegraph St. Petersburg correspondent). According to • telegram to the Retch, the aerial cruiser ...
... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. BRITISH AIRMEN'S BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT. MACHINES LOST BUT OFFICERS SAFE The second aerial raid into Germany carried out by British aviators was brilliantly successful, and amply rewarded the plucky efforts of our aviators. The Secretary ...
... AIRMEN'S DARING FLIGHT INTO GERMANY. ZEPPELIN FACTORY DAMAGED I British Considate-General , Rio de Janeiro. According to the official story the daring i October 3rd, 1914. raid by British airmen upon the Zeppelin con- ! Sirs,—The Pacific Steam Navigation ...
... known to be several thousand German I tier lines, troops ia the plat*. The Zeppelin 8 is a sister airship of the Zeppelin 7. and the pair are believed to be the two largest Zeppelins in the posseseion of the German army. They are driven by four propellers ...
... these monsters, however, are quite I small by with some of the latest 'German serial Dreadnoughts. For example, Zeppelin 111. and Zeppelin IV. have a gas 1 capacity of 525,000 feet and 565,000 feet re- I spectively. To Germany also belongs the 1 distinction ...
... ~proved itself equal to the British.—Lo&o ZEPPELINS AS RECRUITERS. One of the reasons why more of our men not come out is that this countg has not felt the pinch. We have our food and our raw materials. If a few Zeppelins cams over Leaden the lads would respond ...
... power in the city. A Stuttgart mechanic formerly employed at the Zeppelin works at Friedrichahafen has been arrested on suspicion of espionage. It is said that he made • model Zeppelin airship with the intention of selling it to England. Guernsey fishing ...
... enviroassent of modern civilisation is inimical to healthy eight. The Bavarian military authorities have ordered a number of Zeppelin airships. The number of leprosy patients the Province of Livonia is now declining, 416 being officially registered in the ...
... After a speed trial, in which about 49.2 miles per hour were realised, the new Zeppelin 111. has been formally accepted by the Prussian War Office. It is claimed that the Zeppelin 111. is the fastest airship in the world. M. Danton, a French scientist, has ...
... Association of Hotelbeepers of Geneva publishes the following advertisement in their paper. the Revue Wanted, for the Society Zeppelin, at Friedrischafen, a capable waiter, smart at serving, to take charge of the restaur.int a dirigible balloon. He must not ...