... • 11, the German nation views, subject to the governing conk, most severely. By siderations: (1) that the Unionists the Zeppelin airship should agree to the principle of an • xteen lives were sacri- Irish Parliament and Executive; (2) cat. his terrible ...

... there is to be no slackening (as was rumoured) in the pace of Zeppelin construction for naval and military use, and the ready acceptair by both departments of the national threes of the altered design for the new Zeppelin are facts which all point to the ...

... open the skull and remove a portion of the brain for testing purposes. NEW ZEPPELIN AIRSHIPS. MUSEUM TO BE ERECTED HONOUR OF COUNT’S BIRTHDAY. The engineers and workmen the Zeppelin factory at Friedrikshafen on Lake Constance are busy (says the Geneva c ...

... Torpedoes will be exploded on board their own ship, and charges inside the guns. Airships with metal envelopes, like the Zeppelin, will be foredoomed, and it is impossible to see how far the whole art of war may not be revolutionized, if war itself be ...

... Sir EdiA-ard Grey to-day to discuss Albanian 'questions. Engineer Dies in Street. An excellent model of an airship of the Zeppelin type, which was made by one of the chefs at the Law Courts in three weeks, was placed in the luncheon room of the courts ...

... criticisms by a Socialist Deputy, Herr Noske. repeated what he said in the Budget Committee in regard to the loss of the Zeppelin off Heligoland being due to an unforeseen meteorological phenomenon, and concerning the failure of the inquiry to establish ...

... As the oil-burning fleet increased the supply would be maintained. He hoped that would put stop to some of the ridiculous rumours he had seen as to the narrowness of the margin on which they were working. Although this oil was paid for out of revenue, ...

... whole year war. the oil-burning fleet increased, the supply would maintained. hoped that would put stop to the ridiculous rumours had seen as the narrowness of the margin on which they were working. 'No oil vessel, for which he 'personally was responsible ...

... war. As the oil-burning fleet increased the eupply would be maintained. He hoped that would put • stop to the ridiculous rumours be bad seen se to the nettowhees of the margin on which they were work;ng. No oil for which be personally was respoosible ...

... of war. As the oil-bumiug Fleet increased, the supply would I.e maintained. lie hoped that would put a stop to ridiculous rumours he had seen as to the narrowness of the margin on which they were working. No oil vessel for which he personally was responsible ...

... year of war. the oil burning fleet increased, the supply would be main* He hoped that would put a stop to the ridiculous rumours bad seen to the narrowness of the margin which they were working. oil vessel, for which TTe personally was responsible, had ...

... contract had been made with V, c kem for one Urge and three small non-rigid dirigible air! The rigid, which approxinvxt°d the Zeppelin type, was be.ng built in England, and a considerable portion of the three craft was being constructed here also. large A ...