MOKE "FRIGHTFUL" SURPRISES .

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2740, 7 April 1916, Page 5

MOKE "FRIGHTFUL" SURPRISES .

, ZEPPELIN FEROCITY IN ' GERMAN PRESS By TeleCTapn—Frees Association-Oopyrlglit Amsto/riam, April s The "Cologne Ga/,9t,te' states that the Zeppelins vill'po t<- Endand mere and more frequently and the airships will be armed, with increasingly terri-' ble weapons. The English, ir ; o are preventing this awful war from being terminated, will learn from the air raids that the war will bring them ever more frightful surprises. ("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) London, April 5. The "Hamburger Nachrichten" says: "The Zeppelin raids satisfy the German people. They are a guarantee that Germany's warlike resources are being properly employed." The paper claims that atonement for the Karlsruhe attack is still due. DISCUSSION IN THE COMMONS AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT. (Rec. April 6, 10.50 p.m.) London, April 6. Speaking iii the Home of Commons on the motion for the adjournment 'of the House, Mr. Pemberton Billing (who won the recent by-election on the aircraft issue) drew attention to the Zeppelin danger, and offered personally to organise and lead air raids on Germany. Hebcheved he could bag as many Zeph pclihs in one day as the Government hoped to capture in a year. Mr. Tennarit (Under-Secretary to the War Office) said that bis Department would not neglect Mr. .Billing's offer. In addition to LIS, another Zeppelin had been hit on the coast. This had become known owing to a message from the commander having been picked up. RAIDER DRIVEN OFE ANOTHER VISIT TO-THE NORTHEAST COAST. (Rec. April 6, 10.50 p.m.) London, April 6. Official.—"A Zeppelin appeared on the north-east coast last night and dropped bombs, but was driven off by our guns."