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... IINSURANC FREE OF . Mi' natraace spinet ZEPPELIN and all other AIR RA!1)8, BOMBARDMENT, arvAarox, or BLOCKADE. :E w• , OM be insured irrespea at age, but a separate nnist be in far each ...
... IINSURANC FREE OF . Mi' natraace spinet ZEPPELIN and all other AIR RA!1)8, BOMBARDMENT, arvAarox, or BLOCKADE. :E w• , OM be insured irrespea at age, but a separate nnist be in far each ...
... Gotha flaming down to destruction. The notes you hand across the Money Order.counter may load and fire the gun that wrecks a Zeppelin on Its way to attack our great industrial eitiesof the Midlands and the North. • How many rounds of Shrapnel could you provide ...
... of those conditions we attacked Frescati Aerodrome. One bomb was dropped from a height of 40 feet through-the roof of the Zeppelin shed, blowing all the windows oat, and another bomb dropped on a hangar, wrecking it. Mechanics ran out on hearing the explosion ...
... Allies. * Like his leader, Herr Erzberger stated the Zeppelins would destroy London. Just about the commencement of the war, at a meeting of the Kaiser and hie nobles, the Kaiser stated that the Zeppelins would destroy London, and frighten England into German ...
... fourengined German Zeppelin biplanes, the threeengined Italian Caproni triplanes, the German Gotha, the British Handley-Page, the French Caudron, and other twin-engined biplanes. They are all straight developments. The four-engined Zeppelin is merely a big ...
... months the civilian populations of open towns in Great Britain were subjected to the most murderous attacks, first by German Zeppelins,. and subsequently by Ger man aeroplanes. Reprisals were launched only with the justifiable intention of conveying to the ...
... months the civilian populations of open towns in Great Britain were subjected to the most murderous attacks, first by German Zeppelins,. and subsequently by Ger man aeroplanes. Reprisals were launched only with the justifiable intention of conveying to the ...
... thatcoming to the smaller fry amongst these miscreants and murdererswe already have in our custody several of the U-boat and Zeppelin commanders. To let all these people go scot free would be such a crime and such a lietrayal as to make our dead heroes turn ...
... east and west, of the seizure and retention of Belgian and French mines, and the warmest and most enthusiastic s upporter of Zeppelin raids and I submarine atrocities. They will cheat you yet with tears in their eyes crying tor mercy. • PEACE NOTES IGNORED ...
... naming down to » J destruction. The notes you hand across B the Money Chder counter may load |1 fire the gun that .wrecks a Zeppelin on fl II its way attack great industrial n || cities the Midlands and North. h Get your Pass-Book now and see how Ift big ...
... included a German medal awarded for bravery in the field. winch had been on the battlefield in Franco: a large piece of a Zeppelin which was brought down in Saffolk; various types of enemies' Lid Allies' ga s all aorta and .aoaditions of shells; Turkish ...
... observing Jews, Mo- e hammedans, and members of any; Zeppelins as a war weapon are faith who object on . religious grounds garded as dead by the Germans. _ to eating lard. Vegetarians will get; a single new Zeppelin has been e s coupons available for nut butter ...