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... The » announced of Sir Win. Part. A Geneva telegram say« some new types of Zeppelins have recently undergone trials over Lake Constance. —Central News. The Canadian Government has decided to exempt from compub*)ry military service naturalised Japanese ...
... DODGINC; IHE I could tell you of other experietteee Zeppelin raids. but they seem rather ativient history lOW that the Gotha aeroplane has become a more active instrument of German frightfulness. The Zeppelins used to come in the darkness, and our searchlights ...
... refilled with pArtel. An hour afterwards Ow French aviators descended behind their own lines. A ZEPPELIN TRIP TO ENGIAND. ' A story of repairs carried out on a Zeppelin while it under fire over Fest is told in connection with the award ell the Iron Cram of the ...
... What had apparently been intended by the Germans to be the greatest raid of the year resulted for them in disaster. It was a Zeppelin raid. Perhaps the enemy hoped to prove to us that the gasbags were still to be dreaded. They sent over a fleet of ten or ...
... aeroplanes of the same squadron dropped bombs near the war harbour and depots of Bruges, and tho vicinity of Ghent.—Central Now*. ZEPPELIN WORKS ATTACKED ? EXPLOSION AND FIRE AT FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. telegram received in Zurioh. from St. Gall, re-, por£* from Rosenberg ...
... , against touching the mine. NEW BRITISH AIRSHIP. A new British airship, which is claimed to distinct improvement on the Zeppelin and te J» destined to play important part in naval warfare, has been shown film the American Embassy, in London to company ...
... places of military importance. Raids on this country have demonstrated more completely than ever the vulnerability of the Zeppelin by the disaster to a raiding crew, while the aeroplanes have met a defence of growing efficiency in the barrage fire. The ...
... troduced the Battery. spend few weeka Ypres, and are given a vivid account of first experiences under fire. After France comes Zeppelin raid at a theatre, and then Letters from the Sea, describing the peculiar sensations itu a voyage through the submarine ) ...
... the screaming of shells. Out went nay light. and I dashed downstairs. A Zeppelin was roaring overhead like a noisy railway train, and shells were bursting in the sky. Then the Zeppelin passed on, and 1 was left to discover that I had locked myself out, and ...
... greater number will be found in the claw of wage-earners and their dependentA. It is the same whether we take the records of Zeppelin bombardment, of subma• 'rine piracy, or of the frightfulness practised upon France and Belgium. There are thousands of ...
... explosion and fire heard and seen the direction of Friedrichshafen Wednesday may possibly have been the result attack the Zeppelin works there. At certain points, the gaps made tire entanglements were not large enough to allow the assaulting troops to ...
... Tierriaon. ion of .r. T Harrison, ere were a sportsl g -0 a iii .r. 7 . Pearson) lendly accompanied the party and mom- plane., Zeppelins. fi ghta in the gr. and kindred I eaptain of the Newark Fire Brigade Among lishment the Grammar Seboot Play- tee ., i.dss ...