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Show oo LETTER DROPPED BY ZEPPELINS Berlin, by wireless to Sayvillc. I, I Jan. 20: The following ofticial statement state-ment was issued here tonight "From January 19 to 20 German a P-ships P-ships bombarded the fortified place of Yarmouth and other places on the English east coast The attack was successful Considerable damage was clone "The airships were shelled but regained their home port undamaged undam-aged " lyondon. Jan. 20. That the Zeppelin Zeppe-lin which visited Sandringham palace was commanded by a royal prince of Prussia is considered highly probable It is even suggested that the crown prince may have been aboard, but few think this likely The basis for the belief that a prince was in command com-mand is a letter which the raidt ra dropped on the grounds at Sandringham. Sandring-ham. It conveyed greetings to the king and queen, and said: "Don f be afraid. Our prince won't hurt you We are after the airsheds at Yarmouth.''' The approach of the Zeppelin was seen by Prince John from the nurser window of the palace, and he gave the alarm. It was the consensus of opinion tonight to-night that only one or two airships took part in the raid |