... ANGLO-INDIAN HERO ZEPPELIN DESTROYER'S RECORD Madras, Sept. 7. W. L. Robinson, acting Flight Commander, who was awarded the V. C. for the destruction of a Zeppelin near London on the 3rd instant, is a brother of Mrs. Ross, wife of Major T. S. Rosa, LM ...

... the uselessness from the military point of view of the Zeppelins. They have done a good deal of damage to innocent people, hut they have achieved nothing of striking military value, and every Zeppelin raid now furnishes proof of the superiority of the aeroplane ...

... aeroplanes now in use and the lecturer said that in his opinion the real value of Zeppelins consisted in their acting as eyes to the German fleet and the true way of meeting Zeppelin attacks was by aeroplanes rather than by anti-air craft guns. He looked forward ...

... to tho robust optimism of the British public with regard to the final result of the war. He gave a graphic description of Zeppelin raids c., England some of which he himself witness ed But beyond killing women and children and other non-combants they are ...

... apace of time. It is now some weeks since the Germans sent out the news to more than a quarter of the world that a fleet of Zeppelins had successfully visited London and had captured the King-Emperor. A wilder or more ridiculous statement could scarcely have ...

... enemy the coolness of the British people, their determination not to be put out by a rebellion in Ireland any more than by a Zeppelin bomb in a harmless village. If Germany expect-, ed that an Irish rebellion coming in the midst of an acute political crisis ...

... being used after daylight. C and D are fitted with landscape targets. Attaelied to the landscape target C is a tiny Zeppelin which can be pinned to any part and the special feature of D is the vanishing targets with which it is well supplied. Most ...

... visit next ve:lr we hope the tidying-up process will begin a few months in advance. A portion of the petrol tank of the first Zeppelin that fall near Lundell I hroughi to enleetta by a pa•eenger cn City of .Iforsrilfr. The f:tir reflistm to !nit, nWI it under ...

... has received part?. eiders of the circumstances in which Capthin W. L. Robinson V.C., Madras the a ir'man who won fame by zeppelin over London and who is now a prisoner of war in Germany was sentenced to a m o nth's ordinary imprisonment by the German ...

... alarminst core those spread in Singapore and elsewhere. where a hysterical population seemed mortally in dread of Zeppelin raids, — Zeppelin raids more than thousand miles flow the nearest basal ...

... at Bishop Cotton /school, Bangalore, and completed his education at St. Bede's Cumberland. Awarded the V. C. for felling a Zeppelin. His parents have made India the land of their domicile. Lieut Warneford may also lie included as a member of the domiciled ...

... which could previously boast of another hero in the late LIEUT. Wsurozoito, V.C., the only man who single-handed destroyed a Zeppelin. It is a matter for regret that such deeds as those of Ma. BRADY aro not recognised by the Government when, as IV: tho case ...