... ZEPPELINS AND INTEMPERANCE. T'he Chairman, in his opening remarks, expressed his regret at the small attendance present. Perhaps it was due to the raids of the previous week. Some of their people, he thought, were probabiy more afraid of foreign airciaft ...

... NHEN IS THE ZEPPELIN SEASON On Friday at the quartorly meeting Committee, held at the offices of the Clerk Mr. R. Mason), Bamk-streot, Lincoln, a considderable discussion arose on the que tion of the advisability of providing blin for the Assize Courts ...

... INSURING AGAINST ZEPPELINS. On the suggestion of Mr. Danby, it was agreed to insure the Boultham Pumpin Engine against damage by enemy nin‘ru'{ for the same amount as it was already insured for against fire, ...

... THE ZEPPELINS COME. | asons Why We May Keep ' Cool. NOTICE FROM LINCOLN CIHI{EY CONSTABLE. LIGHTS OUT” 1F THE BUZZET GOLS. Some mild excitement was caused in Lin coln among the more nerveus section of the public, when the Chi Constable (Mr, | ...

... THE ZEPPELIN BOMBARDMENT. Lincoln Man tells his Experiences. ADVICE TO LINCOLN PEOPLE. GET INTO THE CELLARS OR UNDER THE STAIRS. An interesting letter has been received from Mr. A. Boden, of 40, Portland-street, Lincoln, who was in King’s Lynn at the ...

... COUNCIL. Trouble.,wifh' the Refuse Destructor. THINGS “NOI' WORKING SATISPA( TORILY.” LINCOLN IN DARKNESS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF ZEPPELINS CORER STREET TAKEN OVER A I'he February mee Ciry Council was Le ou Tuesday, the Maye ) presiding. Also present Wallis, B ...

... [A Louder Noise]. Ist Lavy: Oh, what a dreadful thing “twould be 1f tho,\: did come and kill poor me! 2nd Lapy: The Zeppelins have come; oh, where Are these things? [Both jump up and scan the sky]. Ist Laoy: In the air. e (istracted) 1 see them not. Come ...

... which city they left one day before the siege. Every night they tell us they had to retire to their cellars to sleep, as two Zeppelins and four Taubes weie ...

... and destroyer foice, together with submarines. 4 s A 5 soon as thase ships were seen by the Germans from Heligoland, two Zeppelins, thres or four hostile seaplancs, and several hostile submarines attacked them. It was necessary for the British ships to ...

... a very interestin series of pictures, including the scenes (§ the wreckage at Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds by the recent Zeppelin raid. A very good comedy was seen in ' Love and Water.” Today’s (Saturday) vrogramme will ine clude a fine comedy entitled ...

... dreadful Zeppelins around, When bombs fall tmck upon the ground, We are not safe; we do mnot know What each succeeding hour will show. Hark! hark! what is this mnoise I hear? [A loud whinr and rumble in the distance]. 2nd Lapy: It is a Zeppelin, 1 fear ...

... unnerving alarm —of a kind let us hope which is not going to ba repeated—we have not had evidence enough to convince us that the Zeppelin invasion is a serious possibility. We may got an ugly disillusion one of these days. The German inenacs is a reality, and ...