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... ATLANTIC. COUNT ZEPPELIN CONSTRUCTS A SEAPLANE. Our BERLIN, March 29. Count Zeppelin is the latest to enter the lists of those who would attempt a Transatlantic flight by aeroplane. A seaplane is now under construction from his plans in the Zeppelin workshops ...
... Tagl;che Randschau states that a device for mtlffliug the roar of motors has been successfully tried on the army airship Zeppelin V. at the Johannistal Aerodrome. The invention is apparently of a similar nature to that often used on automobile motors ...
... exposed), it hai frequently been used by the naval Zeppelins when manceuvring in connection with the In fact, it was within sight of this island That the terrifying catastrophe to the naval Zeppelin Jig. occurred in September last. The is!and is scarcely ...
... volved the problem of making his airships noiseleas. new military Zeppelin Z 5 made a voYage over Berlin. It was entirely soiseless. but the seise was leas than usual: Hitherto* Zeppelin could be beard miles away. PrLilted and Pubighell by - I 0 i . . ...
... Intents and purposes Zeppelin. It Is 377 ft. long, and has a gas capacity 600,000 cubic feet, but is built of wood instead of metal. It is propelled two engines of 175 h.p., so that both In size and engine power it below the Zeppelin, which carries over ...
... is now declared that, as the result of investigations made at DOberitz, it is possible to destroy a railway station from a Zeppelin dirigible at an altitude of over 4000 feet with four bombs. Other experiments carried out at the mouth of the Elbe show that ...
... which is approximately a Zeppelin of the latest s. type-- I mean it is on the same lines and of the same description as the last type f|lI|lllll|ll|ll|ll|M|ll|ll|lllli'ltll>: I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 ■,I 1 1 of Zeppelin-- is being built in England ...
... GERMANY'S SILENT AIRSHIPS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) BERLIN. Monday. Tho army Zeppelin V.. manreuvrtng tonight at no great height above Charlottenhurg. appeared to me to pass for the time abaolutely noiselessly in- Mead of being audible nide* away ...
... built and building, and the Navy one “Sohii te-Lauz” and one “Zeppelin in course of construction, the first named 80,000 square moires’ capacity, and fifty miles’ speed, and the “Zeppelin” of 27,000 square metres’ capacity. The section of the book devoted ...
... Blues), Lord Balfour, Cardinal, Louis Pasteur, Prince Henry, Prints Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, Parsital. and Count Zeppelin. Mr. Krelage, president of the Dutch Society, gave some particulars of varieties that are more or less new, such as Brilliant ...
... destroyed in inextinguishable fire! Little wonder that Germany, *spite disaster after disaster, strives to perfect her Zeppelins. Theoretically the danger of destruction of oil tads by air attack is fully recognised. There Are schemes whereby new tanks ...
... with Ifiesers. Vickers for arse large and three smaller tiou-rigid dirigible aireltips. The rigid, which approximately • Zeppelin 4if the latest type, N being built in England. and con-I *likeable portions of the three oon-rigids! oonstrocted also. ...