... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. ZEPPELIN ATTENTIONS. AFTER letting months of favourable weather and long nights go by, the Germans have paid their second public visit to these shores by airship, skirting round Newcastle. The usual visiting cards ...

... THE DESTRUCTION OF T H E ZEPPELIN. FROM INFORMATION SUPPLIED TO THE ARTIST. During the Zeppelin raid on the East Coast of England on the. 9 th inst., one of the craft was so seriously damaged that it was obliged, on making for the Belgian coast, to descend ...

... of, a Zeppelin in Bel gium is possibly the most picturesque aerial achievement of the war, and on those grounds alone merits the Victoria Cross and the Legion of Honour which have been awarded him. In the ten months of war not many Zeppelins have been ...

... AIR AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. ZEPPELIN ATTENTIONS. ON the one hand we have a section of the British Press that keeps screaming more vehemently with each visit concerning what it is pleased to style the Zeppelin fiasco, and, on the other, we have ...

... matched against Dread nought, in aerial ones Zeppelin were matched against Zeppelin. This school, however, conveniently overlooks the facts that it has taken Germany half a genera tion to solve her Zeppelins that we have not one complete one at the moment ...

... seen by the Germans from Heligoland, two Zeppelins, three or four hostile seaplanes, and several hostile submarines attacked them. By swift manoeuvring the enemy's submarines were avoided, and the two Zeppelins were easily put t.o flight by the guns of ...

... concerning both his car and the wheels of air it rides on. A ZEPPELIN DESTROYER. Flight Sub-Lt. R. A. Warneford, Y.C., the young aviator, who, at 3 a.m. lust Monday morning, attacked a Zeppelin between Ghent and Brussels, and, dropping six bombs on it, ...

... erroneous estimates of Ger many's capabilities of pro ducing Zeppelins. Should she desire greatly to augment her fleet of these aircraft, she need no more be limited by the re sources of Count Zeppelin's works at Friedrichshaven than our output of ammunition ...

... beheld a Zeppelin raid and what you may style the beginnings of an anti-aircraft gun service trying to fetch them down. Time was when motor-driven balloons were at best sluggish things. But that is certainly net the quality of the latest Zeppelins, that ...

... was still inaccurate therefore, since at the altitude in question the Zeppelin was injured by attack from one of our aeroplanes, from the greater altitudes at which the Zeppelins will presumably be careful to cruise over these Islands in future, the ...

... trenches. The Germans ore said to be leaving nothing to chance in fortifying Antwerp. THE CAMPAIGN IN POLAND. IN THE TRACK OF A ZEPPELIN. Section of railway blown away and deep hole made by a German airship bomb. CANADIANS GETTING READY ON SALISBURY PLAIN. ...

... problems. Unlike our naval and military officers, the politicians are always brilliantly wise after the event. Thus, after a Zeppelin raid on London, they address a meeting at which they advocate a policy of reprisals-- an eye for an eye and a tooth for a ...