... petition had been from the men asking for a bonus of as. Alloys considerably better than the Gorman lunainiunu for making Zeppelins have been developed in England. Dr. W. ltosenheini at the Scientific Exhibition yealcrday. It wan announced last night that ...

... their borough, which the authoritier desire to rename, bear the name of Warreeford-strok after the airman who destroyed I Zeppelin. The names of Sir F. Milner, Sir J. Mills, Sir J. Samuel. and Madam Moore appear in a brought to notice of the Secretary ...

... Ireland, the second a cli. musical pictureof chill desolation, a in the third we have a realisti c rem _ _ _ tie drone of a Zeppelin and picture of a headlong fall in ruins. A] 'were much appreciated. The ws se loudly cheered that it had to be n , pasted ...

... vivacity, which have made her so popular a writer. Her story, which opens a good many years before the war, beings us down to Zeppelin raids and Ilyiag heroes. How exceedingly topioal.it is in manner may be guessed from the description of an airman's embrace: ...