... WHEN THE ZEPPELIN CAME. Here is a graphic passage from The Silent Legion, by J. E. Buck:rose (Hodder and Stoughton): After supper the Simpson. sat reading by the fire—for it is cold in the spring in Flodmcuth—and Barbara had just glanced at the clock ...

... German Government had made Count Zeppelin a grant of £25,000, so that he might continue work, and public subscriptions very soon raised a fund of about £lOO,OOO. Three months later the German nation had supplied Zeppelin with £300,000, and with this money ...

... part, with light reflected from Sirius. EARLY HISTORY OF THE ZEPPELIN. Some facts about the early history of the Zeppelin are taken from informing little book, Zeppelins and Super-Zeppelins, by R. P. Hearne, published by John Lane. In this book the author ...

... SCIENCE NOTES & NEWS. HEIGHT ZEPPELINS CAN REACH. Basing his statement on accurate measurements of a Zeppelin that was brought down In England, on known facts regarding the lifting power of hydrogen gas, on the state_of tha barometer during the flight ...

... thoughtfully, 'eame--'estise Eropped it! HOW I BROUGHT DOWN A ZEPPELIN. I suppose there is hardly a boy or girl who not heard of how Flight-Commander Leefe Robinson, V.C., brought down a Zeppelin at Cuffiey; - ,still, his OWD acommt a bow he downed the ...

... remains that the Kaiser could undoubtedly have prevented the tragedy and did not. His Joy Over Zeppelin Raids. In his conversations with his dentist about Zeppelin raids, the Kaiser seems to have revealed himself as a thoroughgoing tiger for frightfulness ...

... of dreadful menace repel the flying Hun; Their Aviatikr= am! Zeppelins. show Seicitee at the call Of all the savage it - Ist:nets that hold thew tight in thrall. Their Aviat.ik a&d Zeppelins—, , ur lying dead— The whole of German Kultur from A to Z t)ur ...

... the Patois TWO ZIPPS DOWN - The made another Zeppelin air raid oo the North east Coast of England , on Monday night, assisted by an utopians. ' Bombs are reported to been dropped at several in the Northern Counties, but the casualties are not serious ...

... Englishmen to leave Antwerp. In that city ha spent one night on the roof of his hotel, helping to work • machine-gun against Zeppelins. In Montenegro he crawled under fire to a gun position for the sake of sharing tin aspect. of the men serving a Montenegrin ...

... the Standard, which first gave the clue to Germany's activity In the production of high-angle guns. Her confidence in her Zeppelins undoubtedly led her to prepare for possible rivalry. The exhibits at Frankfort clearly showed that Germany was alive to the ...

... direction, the range in altitude was estimated to be 12,400 yards, or 37.20011 — about three times the height at whil•h Zeppelins are believed to be capable of , soaring. For the successful sighting of this gun on a rapidly moving target two men acre ...

... in the Gloucester Regiment, and was wounded on the Somme. Brave Attack on a Zeppelin. Three officers and a private have been decorated for a courageous attack on a Zeppelin off the North-east coast of England. The story of the incident was related the ...