Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
'BIG 7 HASAIRSHIPS DO
 CHANGED HISMUCH DAMAGE SWANS SONG.AL0NG COAST
Insurance Rates Go Up Soon After First News of Disas- ter but Great Busiess Done At Higher Rates
CHARACTER OF SHIPS
 IS DISCOVERED SOON
Germans Report Tells Tale Yarmouth and Kings City Suffer Heaviest Damage - Several Killed and Injured

LONDON. Jan. 2O.-German air hiE- for they are thus described in the German official report which paid a four hours visit to the coast towns of Norfolk last night dropped twenty or more bombs.
 The raiders missiles killed four. injured ten or more others and did considerable property damage The report of fifth person. soldier being killed, proved incorrect
 As consequence, the insurance rate against aircraft damage has doubled now fifty to sixty per cent Much business was done even at these high rates.
 What composed the raiding fleet is still a matter of discussion Ma j6r Astley. commanding the Nation al Reserve at Kings Lynn. says bis information would cause him to re- port that one of the latest Zeppelin dirigitles took part Aeronautical experts believe from the size of the bombs dropped. sixty to one hundred pounds each. that arshfps of the small nou-risid Parseval type were used
 Whether by coincidence or because they had knowledge of the proposed raid toth the British and French au- thorites had made more stringent regulations of lighting effective last night
 Yarmouth and Kings Lynn, the largest towns visited, suffered the heaviest damage Eight bombs were dropped in the former town One old man and an old woman were killed, and three others were injured. while every window in a radius of several hundred yards was smashed.
 In Kings Lynn one woman and boy were killed by a bomb which de- molished TOW of cottages. Aircraft also yisiteS Cromer which was not nttacked: Shering.am. where four bombs were dropped, Dersineham, Grimston, Snetusham and Weacham, each :f which receive one.
 Snetusham and Weacham are within three miles of the Kings san dringham residence Near the for mer place where the windows of the village church were demolished the queen Mother Alexandra has her summer bungalow
 Battles in both the east and west consist largely of artillery duels with occasionally infantry attacks The French claim to have made further progress at Moussou. Co which military men attach much importance It is predicted the Germans will launch heavy offensive as at Sois- sons in order to stop che French ad- vance toward the Metz roads
 Berlin reports indicate that the Germans have undertaken counter offensive in Alsace In Poland and western Galicia the Germans and Austrians continue their attacks against the Russians lines which were reported repulsed with heavy . losses. The Russians are slowly ad- vanclng through the mountains sep arating Bukowina and Pennsylvania, and approaching the Rouman.an bor- der
 As for the Turkish Caucaaian army it is believed not Co have retired to Erzerum, but to be put in readiness for defense against the Russians when they decide to advance lt is considered likely, however, that the Russians will be content for the pres ent with the successes already gain ed in this region and will turn their attention to the Turkish forces in Azerbeiian before invading Turkey.