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... THE, ZEPPLLIN YEAR In London, 1915 wil! be remembered by many as the “Zeppelin Year.” They may come again, but it was in September and October that London saw the wildest dreams of the sensational story-books fulfilled, and two strange vessels of war ...
... 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 ...
... unexpolded bom ciseovered to-day near ithe fish wharf at Yarmouth would seem, from its great weight, to prove at least one Zeppelin participated in last aerial aul The bomb, whieh is pear-shaped, is so heavy thas iwo men cot barely it, and it is clear thar ...
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... THE. LA’ According to an observer in the inland town visited by a Zeppelin on Tuesday night, the airship was curiously long and narrow, and of different build from other Zeppelins he had seen. “It was not of the familiar cigar shape,” he says, “but appeared ...
... COUNT An American business man, who states that e re- cently conversed with Count Zeppelin at Stuttgart, maintains that the Count is not only ill has be- come fanatic. The failure of the raids on London to accomplish results of any importance, together ...
... ZEPPELIN R AEROPLANE? Tn an interview, a gentleman and his wife stated but an aer emphatically that the hostile craft was not a ane. ey stated that they distinct view of the outline of the machine, which was ying very low. The casualties at Kine’s Lynn ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID LOOKING FOR THE WHERE “THEY ARE NOT. The news of the last Zeppelin raid was published in Germany under headlines such as “ Bombs on Lon- don,” “German Airships over London Suburbs,” and “Bombardment of the London Docks.” The first re ...
... ness followed the raid on the Norfolk coast in January, and since then they had done enormous business. The visit of the Zeppelins to Northumberland, combined with the drastic lighting restrictions, had given an ad- ditiona! fillip to business. A few people ...
... with Zeppelin ignition systems. or indeed of actually ; iting the gas by means of wireless. A satisfactory solution to the above ques- stroke. tion would, he sa, ys, dispose of the Zeppelin menace at a THE PENNY PICTURE MATINEE TO ESCAPE TAXATION A slight ...
... INACTIVITY OF THE ZEPPELINS ATTRIB D IN FRENCH OFFICIAL NOTE TO ...