WAR RELICS.
On the night of the 15th of April, 1919, this monster was driven ashore opposite Denmark Place, Hastings. It was reported she was being towed by a French ship to a French port, and during a storm broke away and driven high on the beach. She was purchased by some firm and broken up, and a small portion of the wreck was still lying on the beach when this was written. The occasion was taken to benefit some local War Fund by the admission of the public to inspect the Submarine, when a considerable amount of money was realized. Since going to press with this edition yet another German Submarine has been washed ashore at Bulverhythe.
Another War Relic in the shape of a "tank," presented to Hastings, may be seen on the Parade opposite Pelham Crescent.
