... more modern weapons, such as machine-guns all kinds, and rifles of many patterns. The fearsome-looking bombs, the relics Zeppelins and aeroplane devices, tell the story of the development of aerial tighifng. There are examples of.camouflage, 1-iko the ...

... on the part of the great Frankfort paper. imagine that the bells Frankfort pealed as joyfully the bells of Berlin when the Zeppelin navigators in the early days of air raids came home with their sensational stories of devastated and panicstricken London ...

... Frida}' evening. place, which lasted It ,' kr.urs of Saturday nn»m resumed later in the day, 11 »n the evening. Among I* | Zeppelin Commander Marine crew. The civilian board the I *-. It stated that all the 'ooiudmg submaripes, wili t over before the end ...

... wondered what the Americans do .ith tae gum when they sleep. War Relics. 'ue of the * buzzers ttat used to Dull people when Zeppelins were ■m«h is retired to a museum shall pleased when mv sugar coupons become BimiJarly historic and not necessary. A New Yea* ...

... the coal 14 j should seriously tbyj! he ought not to rcin^ o,rC j f Frenoh and American, £-hrS' Colonial, pitmen.— Daily ZEPPELINS AND PEACE. t 1 If anything brings about of the of Peace it ft i, I'y, Bible, nor The Hague Tribun» the victory of the Allies ...

... figures public, said the output field and heavy artillery was more than three times the amount believed possible at the outset. ZEPPELIN SHED DESTROYED. (Through Reuter’© Agency.) Berne, Sunday ight. A telegram from Konmnshorn, on the southern side of Lake Constance ...

... Waster, butter mercliant, at Skipton on Saturday having an unshaded light in a letter the magis- think the Germans hV„?. Zeppelins at the top w which Supt. Vaughan ' jjJJJfßian airmen passed over t year. I&ERS* POTATOES, of the first show ® -Allotmenr ...

... for aircraft to travel, for there is the return journey to consider, and it likely that the flying ...

... strike to munition wprks there Thursday, which w ill mean that 30,000 persons will stop work. At Spaudau the employees of the Zeppelin factory there struck on Tuesday, but returned to work the next day. The journal adds: —At this critical moment it is the ...

... lesson for them, which can be repeated whenever it is thought desirable. The Germans do not seem to have lost all their faith Zeppelins, but the reception given to these monsters proves out readiness to deal with them. The Germans say their raids are reprisals ...

... night, again, Ist, brought a raid, but here also the damage was not great. The seventeenth raid, October 19th, 1917. was Zeppelin raid —that which several airships were brought down in France, and others were lost in the Mediterranean. Only three bombs ...