... war, when the then Flight-Lieut. Marix, R.N.. flew down within & few hundred feet the Zeppelin shod at Dusseldorf and deatroyed both the shed and a brand new Zeppelin which it contained. this occasion Lieut. Marix descended from several thousands feet' ...

... there will shown 150 MAGNIFICENT 150 ELECTRIC COTOURED VIEWS of Artdlery. Submarines. Zeppelins. Tanka, and. Sea. and Air Battles, including the Fiery Fall the Zeppelins, the Sinking of the Lusitania, etc. The PROVOST will preside, supported by the Minisiers ...

... game: While your oloak of religion’s been lent by Auld Nick, But your foul deeds and lies have exposed the whole trick. Get a Zeppelin to carry you upward to Mars, Or to some planet that hangs the stars; For you’ve shocked all that’s human, and old Mother ...

... directing their actions; and what see revealed of German methods to- ...

... aeroplanes not increase the problem must faced with the same resourcefulness, courage, and determination was done when the Zeppelins visited us. Onlv on this occasion the cure come before the trouble has reached perilous dimensions. What the Germans have ...

... far prove how groat the contempt for danger which is typsoal the Brjbcnh race, even when death iteelf seems hnimnent. The Zeppelin menace appears to have been met, hut oven these nocturnal visitors a very real danger the London public femn for porsmud ...

... from various part* of Belgium have been compelled to work in a factory. When they knew that they were employed in making Zeppelin covers they refused to work, but after lH*wig starved for a few days bad alternative but to proceed. I have noticed that ...

... though tho mueioel amateurs who had beon THE LATEST HUNNISH AiR OUTRAGE. Among were these who Ji«W optimistic belief tho Zeppelin having been mastered by the improved efficiency of the defensive measures adopted in this country against enemy device® of ...

... supreme and the war will end. do this v»e need a great number of small airplane© of the eort that have auecqsßfully chased the Zeppelin. At present the difference between five years or more of war and early victory for the Allies b ten thousand airplanes. *' ...

... coils of ns it lay for league after league along the battle front, but the arm that reached into the a?» send down from Zeppelins death to holple?- women and children; also the arm that reached down into tho sea with the submarine, sinking passenger ships ...

... PARIS.” TJu' epooial oorreepondent the Daily Toloffrapn at Rotterdam states:—Tho overwhelming disaster which overtook the Zeppelin fleet has caused great depression among the Gorman public, seem beginning to realise, too, that the murder raids on England ...

... they themselves may be the next victims the very horrors they seek to alleviate. Then there danger of bombs from hovering Zeppelin and scouting plane, or the possibility, if far out sea. that enemy destroyer may loom out the dim distance, or the dark, ...