... German Government had made Count Zeppelin a grant of £25,000, so that he might continue work, and public subscriptions very soon raised a fund of about £lOO,OOO. Three months later the German nation had supplied Zeppelin with £300,000, and with this money ...

... part, with light reflected from Sirius. EARLY HISTORY OF THE ZEPPELIN. Some facts about the early history of the Zeppelin are taken from informing little book, Zeppelins and Super-Zeppelins, by R. P. Hearne, published by John Lane. In this book the author ...

... the Patois TWO ZIPPS DOWN - The made another Zeppelin air raid oo the North east Coast of England , on Monday night, assisted by an utopians. ' Bombs are reported to been dropped at several in the Northern Counties, but the casualties are not serious ...

... FACTS AND FANCIES. - ..3!gib ‘ ICHTZOBS THAT BOMB TM SAM. Zeppelin bombs be compared ia the, °ruching effeote with of the eeleemat 'bells that are perpetually bombard* earth, 'aye the Daily Chroade. jealousy might welt be stared by the known as the Devil's ...

... recording instruments could be sent much further than the thin cloudy film that covers even the Himalayas. and beyond which no Zeppelin or aeroplane has ever penetrated. But during the last twenty years balloons had been sent up to twenty-four miles, and had ...

... we are personal friend, and that I have a high regard and 40•101 foe you. Its Our Bomb! Two more stories from a recent Zeppelin raid, says the Maselleskr Guardian. When the worst was over a resident went out into the town to see what damage had been ...

... Antwerp. He had chased and been chased by • Zeppelin. On one of his adventures he was alone on kis way to bomb an airship shed in Belgium, and the day was just breaking. He intended to hide from the Zeppelin and then to catch him sitting. This was what ...

... reasonable. For A , TWEEDS, sertions for the of two, prepsid _ Short Adds.. Waldeck, &c., three in. Zeppelle. Count Ferdinand Zeppelin, inventor of the dirigible airship that bears his name, was V. All should be received, . seventy-eight on Saturday, for he ...

... away from it. Tourist: But signpost me this way. Native: Ah, yes. But we 'ad all the sippests turned amend to 1* lies Zeppelins. That's a party iq v i at )i ty cior' o' them mow try Ilk. . How is it? Denier : pseudo, air. pounds for these somas= ...

... outside the racecourse for the people who wanted to get home when the were over. An Irishman, who bad remained in bed daring a Zeppelin raid, wee asked if be t afraid a bomb Light drop on the house. Phwy should ' said be. The ould house doesn't belong to ...

... get Paris, but not London oept by Zeppelins; he admitted that It would be saw satire: to hind troops ip Rightedand that our Navy was best, but we is few soldier, they hardly counted! He got very excited over the Zeppelins. I asked why the Germane hated the ...