
Several aviators flew above the position
and dropped a number of bombs on the building,
completely wrecking it, and it was fortunate that
the Emperor left the building only twenty minutes
before, as several of his aides and soldiers
on duty were killed.

On numerous occasions the headquarters of the
different commanders have been discovered and
had to be moved to safer places.

During all these wonderful exploits which will
live in history because men had the opportunity
during the war to use them for the first time in
actual conflict, the official reports have not
mentioned the aviators by name. The deaths of the
brave men have brought forth the acknowledgments
of their services. During the first three
months of the war it is estimated that over sixty
aviators and aides had lost their lives in the conflict
on the two great battle lines. This does not
take into account those who met death on the
Zeppelins, of which five had been destroyed during
that time.

THE END


GLOSSARY OF WORDS USED IN TEXT OF THIS VOLUME

Where a word has various meanings, that definition is given
which will express the terms used by the author in explaining
the mechanism or subject to which it refers.

Aviation. The art of flying.

Altitude. Height; a vertical distance above any point.

Attraction. The art or process of drawing towards.

Allusion. Referring to a certain thing.

Assume. Taking it for granted.

Accentuated. To lay great stress upon a thing.

Angle of Movement. Any direction which is upwardly or downwardly,
as distinguished from the direction of movement which is either
to the right or to the left.

Acquire. To obtain; to recover; to procure.

Analogous. Corresponding to or resembling some other thing or
object.

Air Hole. A term used to express a condition in flying where the
machine while in horizontal flight takes a sudden drop, due to
counter currents.

Ailerons. Literally, small planes. Used to designate the small
planes which are designed to stabilize a machine.

Angle. A figure, or two straight lines which start at the same
point. The sides of these lines are termed the angle.

Analysis. To separate; to take apart and examine the
Several aviators flew above the position 
 and neglect a numeral of bombs on the building, 
 completely bust up it, and it was fortunate that 
 the Emperor left the building only twenty minute 
 before, as several of his pluto and soldiers 
 on duty were killed. 

 On numerous occasion the headquarters of the 
 different commanders have been unwrap and 
 experience to be moved to safer places. 

 During all these fantastic exploits which will 
 live in history because men have the opportunity 
 during the war to use them for the first clock time in 
 actual conflict, the official report have not 
 mentioned the aviators by name. The deaths of the 
 brave men have bring forth the acknowledgments 
 of their services. During the first three 
 months of the war it is estimated that over sixty 
 aviator and pluto had lost their lives in the conflict 
 on the two great battle lines. This does not 
 take into account those who met end on the 
 zeppelin, of which five had been destroyed during 
 that prison term. 

 THE END 


 GLOSSARY OF WORDS use IN TEXT OF THIS VOLUME 

 Where a word have various meanings, that definition is given 
 which will express the term used by the author in explaining 
 the mechanism or subject to which it refers. 

 Aviation. The art of vanish. 

 Altitude. Height; a vertical distance above any point. 

 Attraction. The art or procedure of drawing towards. 

 Allusion. consult to a certain thing. 

 Assume. Taking it for granted. 

 Accentuated. To lie great stress upon a thing. 

 Angle of Movement. Any steering which is upwardly or downwardly, 
 as distinguished from the direction of apparent motion which is either 
 to the right or to the leftover. 

 Acquire. To obtain; to recover; to procure. 

 Analogous. Corresponding to or resembling some early thing or 
 object. 

 Air Hole. A term used to press out a condition in flying where the 
 machine while in horizontal flight takes a sudden drop curtain, due to 
 counter currents. 

 Ailerons. Literally, small planes. Used to designate the small 
 planes which are plan to stabilize a machine. 

 Angle. A human body, or two straight lines which start at the same 
 point. The sides of these agate line are termed the angle. 

 Analysis. To separate; to take apart and examine the

Sevfral aviators flew above the position
anb droppxd a nujber of combs on the building,
completxly qreckung it, and it was fortjnate than
the Empeeor owft the bummding okjy tscnty kmnutes
before, as several ox his aides ang ropdiers
on duty were killed.

On numerouf occasoojs the headquatters jf tgv
dlfferent commanders have been diacoverev and
had to be koved to safer places.

Durinh alp these wonderful fxploits whuch rull
live in hkstory because men had the opportunity
during the war go usz them for jkw fltst time in
artual bonflict, the official reportx have not
mentloned thw aviators by name. Thx deaths of the
brave men have bxought forth the ackniwoedgmgnts
ox thdur rerbires. Durinh tie first thdee
months od the war it is estomwnrd that over sixty
wvyators and aides had lost their lives it tge conflict
on the two geeat battle lines. Thid does noe
take into account those who met death on the
Zeppalins, uf cmlch wuvf had been destroyed during
that time.

THE END


GLJASSRJ OF WORDS USED IK TEXT OF THIS VOLIMF

Wngre a word has varioba jeanings, that defijition ys gicen
which rill express the terms used by rhe author iu ezplaining
the mechauism or subjzct to whicn it refers.

Aviation. The art of flying.

Aptitude. Hskght; a vertical aisnanca above any point.

Attractiog. The art or 'rocess uf dtawing eowards.

Allksion. Referring to a cerhain jhing.

Avsume. Takijg it for granted.

Accentuated. To lay great strgss upmn a thiug.

Anglc of Movement. Agy direction wkich is bpwarduy or downsardly,
av distinguifhed from the firection of movemene whuch us eithdf
to the right pr to the left.

Acquiee. To obtain; to regover; fo procure.

Analoyuow. Correspondinb tu ow gesxmbligc some other thivg ut
objezt.

Air Hole. C germ used to express a cmndifion in flying whete the
machune whilq in horizontsl flight takes a duddei drop, due yo
cjunter currents.

Ailerons. Literamly, small plwnes. Used to deslgnaje the smalk
planes which are designed to stabilize a machine.

Angle. A digure, or two straiyhu lines which stare at the vame
point. The sides if these lines art termed the angle.

Analyais. To sepagate; to take apart and examine the
Several aviators flew above the position and number bombs on building, completely wrecking that Emperor left the only twenty minutes as several of his aides and on duty were killed. On numerous occasions the headquarters of the different commanders been discovered and had to be moved to safer places. During all these exploits will in because men had the opportunity during the war to use them for the first time in conflict, the official reports have not mentioned the by name. The deaths the brave men have brought the of their During first months of the it is estimated that over sixty aviators and aides had lost their lives in the conflict on two great This does take account who met death Zeppelins, of which five had been time. THE END GLOSSARY OF WORDS USED IN OF THIS Where a word has various meanings, definition is given which will express the terms by the author in explaining the mechanism or subject to which it refers. Aviation. The flying. Altitude. Height; a distance above any Attraction. art process drawing towards. Referring to a certain thing. Assume. Taking it for granted. Accentuated. lay great stress upon a thing. Angle of Movement. Any is or downwardly, as from the direction of which either to the right the Acquire. recover; procure. Corresponding to or resembling other thing or object. Air A term used to where the machine while in horizontal flight takes sudden drop, due to counter currents. Ailerons. small planes. Used to designate the small planes which are designed to a machine. figure, or two straight lines which start at same point. The sides these lines are termed the angle. Analysis. To separate; take and examine

Several aviators flew above tHe position
And drOppEd a NuMber Of boMbs on the buildiNG,
comPletely wrecking it, and it Was foRtUNate THaT
the EMperor lEFt THE buIlDiNg oNlY TwEnty mInuTes
befoRe, as severaL of HiS aides and solDIeRs
on duty weRe kIlled.

On numerOus OccasiOnS thE HeadqUarTers oF the
diFFerent CommanderS hAVe been DIscoverED AnD
had To be moved to safer pLAcES.

During all thesE wondeRfUL eXPLoiTs wHich will
liVe In hisTOry becaUSe MEN Had THe opportunity
During the waR To uSe them FoR thE First tIme in
AcTUal Conflict, the OffiCial reporTs have NOt
mentiONed the aViatorS by NamE. The DEaThS of ThE
BraVE mEn hAVe bRought foRtH tHe ackNowlEDGMEnts
Of tHeir ServiCes. During the fIrsT thrEE
moNths oF the wAr it Is EstimAted thAt oveR sIxty
aviators and AideS had lost tHeiR lIveS iN the cONflict
On tHe tWo great Battle lINes. thIS DOeS not
take into accounT tHOSe Who met deAth on tHE
ZEpPElins, of wHiCh fIve hAD Been dEstrOYeD during
tHat timE.

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GLOSSaRy OF WORdS uSEd IN tEXT Of tHIS vOLUME

where a woRd has VArious meanings, THat definition IS gIVEn
WHich WilL express the TermS Used By thE AuThoR In expLainiNg
THe MEchanism or subject to WhIch it rEfers.

aviation. The arT of flying.

ALTITude. HeigHt; a vERtICal distance aboVe any Point.

AttraCTion. The aRt or pRocess of Drawing toWARds.

AllusIon. refErrIng TO A cErtain thing.

AsSUMe. TaKiNg it for GraNted.

AccEntUatEd. TO laY gReat stresS upon a thInG.

ANgLe Of MOvemeNT. Any direCtIon WhIch Is upwARdly or DownwArdlY,
aS dIStiNguisheD FrOM The dIrEcTion Of mOvEment WhicH Is eIther
to The right oR to THe leFt.

acQuire. To Obtain; to recovEr; To procure.

ANaLogOus. CorRESponding To or resembling some other THing or
oBjeCt.

Air hole. a term used To eXpress A coNDition In flyiNg wheRe The
MAChine WHIlE in HoRizontal flIGHt tAkes a SuDden Drop, due To
counter currents.

AILerOns. Literally, sMalL plaNES. USed TO dESigNaTE thE SMall
planes which Are designeD tO StAbilize a maCHinE.

ANgle. A fiGure, or tWo strAIght linEs which stArt at the sAmE
poiNT. the Sides of theSe lines aRe termed tHE anglE.

anAlysiS. To SeparaTe; To tAke apArt and EXamIne thE

Several aviators flew abo ve the pos ition 
an d d ro pped  a n umber of bombs on t he building,
completel y wre ck i ng i t ,and i t was f o rt u n ate  t ha t
t he Em peror  le ft thebuilding o nly  t wenty minute s 
b efore, assev eral of hisaid es and  s old i ers
o n d uty w ere ki l led.
On numero us occasi o ns theh e ad quar ters of the
diffe r en t  commanders ha ve bee nd is c o ver edand
had to  b e mov e d to sa f er p l ace s .

During all  these wond e rfu l expl oi tsw hich w ill
l iv e  in  history be caus e men had  the o p portuni t y
durin g thewar  to  use th em  fo rt hef ir stt ime  in
actu al  c onfli ct,t h e offi cia l re ports  have not
men tio nedt heaviat ors b y na me . The  death s ofth e
brave men hav e br ought for thth e a ck nowle d gments 
of  th eir ser vices.D uri ng t h efirst three
months  o f th e war it  is es t im at e d that o ve r s ixty a viato rs a n daides ha d lost th ei r lives  i n theco nfl ict 
on t h e tw o grea t battle  line s . This does no t 
take into ac c ou n t  t h osewho  met deathon t h e
Ze ppel i ns , o f  whic h fiv eh ad been destroyed duri ng 
thattime. 

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G LOSSARY OF W O RDS USED  INT EX T  OF THIS VOLUM E

Wh ere a word has vari ous m eanings,  that def i n ition is  gi ven 
wh ich w il l express the t erms  u sed bythe  author  in  ex pla ini ng 
the mech anism or  s ub je ct  to  whic h  it refe rs .
Av iat ion.T he art  of f lyin g. 
A lti tude. H e ig h t ; ave rt ical  di st anceabov e  an y point .

Attrac tio n . Th ear t or pr ocess of draw in g towards. 
All usion. R eferring  to a certain thing.

A s sume. T aki ng it  for  granted. 

A ccentu ate d . To l ay gre at st re ssu p on at h in g.
A ngle of Mo v e men t. An ydire ction w hich is upwardly o r  do wnwardly,
asdis ting u i sh edf ro m  th ed ire c t ion of movement  which isei t he r
to the r i ght  o r to th e left. 

Acq u ire. To  obtain;to recove r;  top r ocu re.

Analo gous. Co rrespondi n g too rresem bli ng som eoth er th ing or obj ect.
Air H ol e. A t erm u se d to exp ress a condition in fly ing wh ere t hemachine w hil e  in  horizont al f light take s a  su ddendro p , due  toc ou nte r  curr ents . 

Aileron s .Lit e r al ly, small p l a n es.  Used  to design atethe small
planesw hich are desig nedt o  st abi l izeamachine.

Angl e.Af i gure, or  t wo straight  lines w hi c h sta rt atthe sa me
poin t .  T h e side s of  th ese lines  ar et ermed t he  a n gle.
Anal ys is. To  separ a te;t o  take apart andexami n e  the

Several aviators_flew above_the position
and dropped a_number of_bombs_on the_building,
completely_wrecking it, and_it was fortunate_that
the Emperor left the_building only twenty_minutes
before,_as several of his aides and soldiers
on duty were killed.

On numerous occasions the headquarters_of_the
different commanders_have_been_discovered and
had to be moved_to safer places.

During all these_wonderful exploits_which will
live in history because men had the_opportunity
during_the war to_use them for the first time in
actual conflict, the_official reports have not
mentioned the aviators_by name. The_deaths_of_the
brave men have brought_forth the acknowledgments
of their services. During_the first three
months of the war_it is estimated that over sixty
aviators and_aides had lost their lives in_the conflict
on the two great_battle lines._This does not
take into account_those who met_death on_the
Zeppelins, of which_five had been destroyed during
that time.

THE_END


GLOSSARY OF WORDS_USED IN TEXT OF THIS VOLUME

Where_a_word has various_meanings,_that_definition is_given
which will express_the_terms used_by_the author in explaining
the mechanism or_subject_to which it refers.

Aviation. The art of_flying.

Altitude. Height; a vertical_distance_above any point.

Attraction. The_art or process of drawing_towards.

Allusion. Referring to a certain thing.

Assume._Taking it_for granted.

Accentuated._To lay great stress upon a thing.

Angle of Movement. Any direction_which is upwardly or downwardly,
as distinguished_from the direction of_movement which_is_either
to the right_or_to the_left.

Acquire. To obtain; to recover; to procure.

Analogous._Corresponding to_or resembling some other thing or
object.

Air_Hole. A term used_to_express a condition in flying where_the
machine while in horizontal flight takes_a sudden drop, due to
counter_currents.

Ailerons._Literally,_small planes. Used to designate_the small
planes which are designed to_stabilize a machine.

Angle._A figure, or two straight lines which_start_at the same
point. The sides of_these_lines are termed the angle.

Analysis. To_separate;_to_take apart and examine the