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... 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 ...
... a German submarine. Afterwards they said all the crew were drowned. A lady living in the vicinity of London writes:—The Zeppelin raid was quite alarming. Hugh and his family at the school bad a horrid night as a bomb fell into their pond and several ...
... of aeroplanes. It has also been pointed out that whereas MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL early in the war promised that an attacking zeppelin would be met by a swarm of airmen more than one of these German airships has been allowed to complete a short raid almost ...
... of the Club, Mr. Kenneth Mackenzie was also in great f?rm and ass especially successful in his song Brown, A. 8. in his Zeppelin scene. One of tho pleasant surprises of the evening was the presence of Private Morton Scales who, in his role of a country ...
... destroyed some of the German gas and bomb factouch has at any rate caused sufficient alarm in the Fatherland to compel the Zeppelins to make some sort of retaliation. According to a Berlin communique, which is al ways inclined to exaggerate, the reprisal ...
... was arrived at by many people that these new German battle-planes enjoyed a radius of action far greater than that of a Zeppelin or of any other aircraft that has yet made its appearance. We see from the Liverpool shipping lista, however, that the Avocet ...
... e London and extinguish our street lights altogether! We should only ba in darkness during the green fly season, but if Zeppelins ever came this way .we should know what to do with our lights. STATE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIES. INDIAN DEFENCE ACT EXTENDED Delhi ...
... elephant, lent to him for purpipses of supply and transport by Ma. HAOINiIiCK of Hamburg, the Krupp . of menageries, the Zeppelin of zoological gardens. German garrisons are ever on their best behaviour when visited by what they term the big beasts, ...
... believe that they would not do well tide over the- bad times. Without the as of troops. He might stirred to violent verse if a Zeppelin at the front. And to have its own unit 'distance of the co-operative banks, it would Wets: et Were 3 taking an active part ...