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... obvious. At that time their Zeppelin airships were already doing cruises of 500 to 600 miles in length, and quite frequently passed over corners of other countries without asking for leave. For example, before the w ar Zeppelins had flown over parts of ...
... a feature of this production is the clever manner in which scxcral of the super-Huns ?rc impersonated. regards Bismarck. Zeppelin, Tirpil/, I.ichnowsky, and the Kai>c;. the studies were particularly good. ...
... THE SILVER BADGE MAN'S VOTE. TO ASSASSINATE ZEPPELIN V.C. COMES EMENCEAU. HOME. 'k Agents Cross ' 7 rontier. Saturday. publishes a plot no by .nst _ , , . . ! . is. i s, t * .., z. 1 . • • . • ; , t , .; t _ ..,-.:. - . , -,. .. l- , . I.i i f ...
... were killed and 3,407 in' jured. London was the heaviest sufferer, but hardly any naval or mili-1 tary damage was done. A Zeppelin bomb dropped on Sept. 9, 1915, set fire to a warehouse in Wood-st., E.C . .„. and destroyed property wort £500,000. A bomb ...
... Lincoln’s Inn,'London. I How London Fartd.T *. I London was the sufferer, 'j but hardly any nwv&l military ! damage was done, A Zeppelin bomb dropped September 9, 1915, set fire a warehouse 1 Wood-street, E.C., and destroyed property worth £500,000. \ . A bomb ...
... of November 19th that she would be summoned, she was said by him to have retorted You can do ag you like; there are no Zeppelins now. It was explained that it was a large greeng'rocer's shop. not having a shop front, and that the light complained of ...
... so-called) remarkable Zeppelin flight a year ago from Jamholi, in Bulgaria, Khartoum, the actual destination being German East Africa. The correspondent having assimilated this without a murmur, M. Rasch gave him some more. The Zeppelin, in addition to a ...
... fired 168 shells, kil:ing 196 people and wounding 417. Two burl:lied and twenty-eight bombe were droop,sl aeroplanes and Zeppelin.. killing 206 persons and injuring 392. The Figaro adds that the Gentians were contemplating attacking the capital with ...
... capable of going from Berlin to New York and returuing with. not a atop. He affirm that Germany never had more than five Zeppelins in commission, and that there were never more than twenty-two in existence at any given time. Twectty were lost by Allied ...
... of. the 'Sat* wQ,s ,Toported ,as paring most with any other of the kind in France or England, while the great NordhOlz Zeppelin station is beyond eptoparlsol the finest in the world. Xt as from here that practically' all of the England-bound raiders ...
... were: Edinburgh, Burton-on-Ttent and Walsall. Tkie guiting of one big silk warehouse alone meant a loss of £20,.000. One Zeppelin evidently tried to drop bombs on the Bank of England and the Ro':al t - cchange and the other inipottant buildings'ila the ...
... report given some interesting details in addition to those published in The Daily News last week. It was stated that in the Zeppelin 1 raid of Sept. 7, five members of al family named Beacby were killed in Dept-1 ford. and ti persons badly injured. In the ...