... ZEPPELIN RAID. GERMAN AIRSHIPS OVER NORFOLK TOWNSSEVERAL PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED. The lonfi:threnhnod Zeppelin attack was made on Tuesday night, when German airehips visited severfi towns in Norfolk, droppini‘ bombs at Yarmouth, Cromer, Sheringham, ...

... YOUTH KILLED AT LYNN About 10.45 a Zeppelin passed over King’s Lynn, dropping four bombs. The night was dark, and the airship could mnot be seen, though so audible was the hum of its engines that it was thouiht to be flying low. Two houses were wrecked ...

... efforts to the perfection of military machinery. There were some factors still unknown There was the great factor of the Zeppelins. The newspapers may laugh at it, but it was a scrions item. The modern Zeppe- Jin was as big as a liner, carried five tons ...

... evidence encourages a belief that the craft consisted of Zeppelins, and at least one aeroplane. Several person: in different localities claim o have clearly scen a Zeppelin, at one place two Zeppelins and an aerop’ane wero seen, and the size and weight of ...

... machines. Later messages spoke definitely of a Zeppelin having passed over Sandringham and King's Lynn, and dropped bombs at both places. Various telegrams report considerable activity on the part of the Zeppelin fleet in the neighbourhood of German North ...

... INTERESTING LETTER ON THE EAST GOAST RAID. Some idea of the enormous amount of damage done in the recent Zeppelin raid on the East coast may be gathered from the following letter which has been received by Mrs. Watts, wife of the Rev. B. H. Watts, from ...

... of them could return to the field. Withiz one hour of the Queen’s departure, the German cavalry marched into Ostend. Then Zeppelin attempts were made upon Antwerp, and the Queen had to send her children to England. The Dowager-Queen of Italy is a passionate ...