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... Commander Babington and Lieut. Sippe, who accompanied him, returned safely, and said that their bombs had seriously damaged the Zeppelin factory. bulwarks, no towers along her steep ), the loss of life in almost a minute's time amounted to between 700 and 800 ...
... is ever ready to satirise its own foibles in which it differs so strongly from the German. Thus our readiness to listen to rumour is now the butt of the practical joker. Desiring to protect my fellow-countrymen from being subjected to the nervous strain ...
... situations which confront the cinema man. It is another example of effective topical advertising. With rumours of Zeppelin raids—quite phenomenal rumours by the way—the order here is still Lights Out, so cong-ratulartions to Mr. Simmonite on this happy ...
... n, it will be remembered, that the work of building the new fleet rman Zeppelins was being pushed forward with the utmost vigour, incidentally giving se to numerous scare rumours. In consequence of th visit by the B itish aviators and the damage done ...
... The news did not come through very speedily, but about half-past three someone announced that Arda was the winner, and the rumour became generally current. Her backers were counting their gains, and many of them left the course with the comforting conviction ...
... GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS AND THE GAME. In the midst of war and turmoil, reports of Russian victories, Prussian reverses, rumours of Zeppelin invasions and attempts to stop football, the sporting world doesn't get much space devoted to its doings in the lay ...
... Briggs and His Captors. announced that Captain Briggs, whose aeroplane was brought to earth during the aerial raid on the Zeppelin works at Friedriehshafen, has been conveyed to the Bavarian fortress of Itgolstadt. The public will be interested hear his ...
... claimed to have seen the Zeppelins practising against wooden targets representing battleships. From a height considered safe from gun-fire, they dropped great boat. shaped weights on to these “decks.” The possible use of Zeppelins in a fleet action is very ...
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... productions can be obtalid. * * News which has rea ched England, via the Bain°, of muddy and excitement in Berlin concerning rumours there current that • hostile airman has succeeded in dropp!f bombs on the Krupp works, and millthi.f gg his escape is extremely ...
... the actual territory or the air above it. The British reply stated that the aviators who participated in the attack on the Zeppelin works had formal instructions not to over Swiss territory. If in spite of this they had done so it must ENCOUNTER WITH A ...
... denied the rumours that it was intended to allow extended furjpugh to the Lapdsturm during Christmas.— Reuter. ZEPPEUH OH THE COAST. FORCED TO RETURN BY ALLIES’ FIRE. AMSTERDAM. Monday. Your correspondent learns from Ghent that a Zeppelin, going from ...