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... the officers and crew of the destroyed Zeppelin L15. The commander said: “I accept full responsibility for the action of my crew, and appreciate the oppor- tunity, through you, of telling the people that the Zeppelin did not seek to slaughter noncombatants ...
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... THE ZEPPELIN BOM Ré. When Germany's mechanical inventions for the comfortable destruction of her foes give out, says the Petrograd correspondent of the “ Morning is wil! be time to see what kind of are really bred by German militarism. The Russians have ...
... CAUGHT IN TREES AFTER BEING FIRED ON, Amsterdam, Thursday The Sluis correspondent of the says that an airship, probably a Zeppelin, got caught in some trees near Aalterbrug, nine miles from Tirlemont. The machine was hit by soldiers of the Allied forces ...
... returning with her from an ambulance class the horns which gave warn ing of the of sling were sounded, and she was frightened of Zeppelins. She fell woman died n = sought assistance, but A verdict of “Death ae to heart failure shock”’ was returned, and the Coroner ...
... a Zeppelin arti- ficially illumined at a great height is a far more difficult inark than one seen in the broad light of day. And then the naval guns had the great advantage that they are carried in ships that can go 30 knots. Supposing a Zeppelin comes ...
... makes the following announcement :— Our naval forces destroyed Zeppelin Le2 In the Worth Sea this morning. A “Star”? message from the East states that news was received carly morning that Zeppelin L22 was approach- ing the coast, A squadron of naval aircraft ...
... THE ZEPPELINS The Zeppelins are not done with. There is reason for believing that they came over last night better equipped for thcir purpose than was formerly the case, and it is very plain from the reports to hand that the hope was to inflict such damage ...
... PPELIN LIES The more and more fantastic reports issued by thé German authoritics on their Zeppelin ventures art causing people to speculate much on the real object of these wild stories, which seem, indeed, to grow wilder as the actual achievements diminish ...
... open water. The those who have seen the big airships at work, and out with a desire to do damage if they could, is that the Zeppelins will fail overy time against a ship of the average hveliness our own even on a day that is the: ically windless; and, with ...
... WERE THEY ZEPPELINS OR ? ...
... THE ZEPPELIN. Mr. Davis, the American the record His German experiences, says: A day or two after Zeppelin's death, 1917, a patient mine, lady. Happened remark that it was too l>ad that the Count had not lived see the triumph of his invention, and when ...