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... ZEPPELIN RAIDS DANGERS to AVOID. In the course of a discussion on the Zeppelin raids held in the House of Lords last week, Lord Sydenham, the author of Fortifications and other military works, made the fol lowing interesting statement:-- I am strongly ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID OVER LONDON. Sectional View of a. Zeppelin, Showing the Curving Flight of a. Bomb when Dropped from a. Rapidly- moving Airship When a Zeppelin is travelling forward, say at a speed of 50 miles, the bombs carried on the craft are also ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RED HERRING ^7 BY THE EDITOR Recognised at Last THE Zeppelins are to be congratulated: they succeeded in blowing the London district clean out of the Eastern Counties. For the first time in the official reports we ceased to be rural East ...
... THE UP RAIDER. The London Dachshund: Strafe those Zeppelins 1 and it's taken me six months to become a naturalised bulldog 1 Drawn by Harry Rountrbb. ...
... men who spoke German Germans. That they were signalling, and that they were obviously signalling to the Zeppelin. They were direct ing the Zeppelin they had told her how best to drop her infernal bombs, how best to do her loathsome work of Senseless slaughter ...
... a The Next Air-Raid It is currently reported in Germany that the Zeppelins will endeavour to reach the Strand on the occasion of their next expedition to this country, and that they have already hit upon an appropriate battle-song to cheer them on their ...
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... A Nocturne in Black and White Shade OF Night: Having saved London from the Zeppelins by shrouding it 111 a cloak of Black, I have now to save it from the darkness by a coat of White [The Commissioner of Police has urged the local authorities to assist ...
... Henderson of the Flying Corps, General Sir J. Willcocks, Sergeant Michael O'Leary, V.C., the late Lieutenant Warneford, V.C., of Zeppelin fame, Mr. Bonar Law, and Mr. A. J. Balfour. There are three new sheets now ready Nos. 5, 6, and 7 each containing twelve ...
... and that he is safe and sound, A re metallic filament lamps strong A striking test in this matter has been provided by the Zeppelins. A bomb fell on a certain house, and so wrecked it that repairs are impossible it will have to be pulled down. The house ...
... teliing hint about us, but I am sure that it is not the truth. Xo doubt he imagines that London murmurs in its sleep of Zeppelins, and that Paris burst into an eruption of the Allied flags and paraded the streets cheering when the news from the Western ...