BATTLEFIELD INCIDENTS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2290, 26 October 1914, Page 6

BATTLEFIELD INCIDENTS

DYING AVIAJOR MAKES HIS REPORT ;■ : (Rec. October 25,'12.30 p.m.) , n Paris, October 24. '.Senator Reymcnd, ti member of tho Aviator Corps, when' reconnoitring the 'enemy's, lines,, ,was struck by a Bullet ;and his machine fell half-way . between -the opposing lines whilo a'fierce fight .•was in,progress. The French were sue.cessftil, and when his compatriots reach;ed him, Senator • Raymond supplied (-.valuable information before dying. 'ARMS IN A GERMAN ORCHARD. (Rec. October 25, 12.30 p.m.) ... - Paris, October 24. 'A. farmer residing in a district recently in German occupation tells how a j German officer whom he recognised as I formerly employed in the district took : charge of au orchard, from which fifty cases of rifles and ammunition were dug up, also'cases of shells and parts of' field guns". The orchard wa3 owned by a-'. German, who disappeared on the evo of war."— • ' -.BATHERS-CHARGE UHLANS. "-• (Rec. October 25, 12.30 p.m.) i ;. . . .. Paris, October' 24. A detachment of British troops was playing water polo in tho River Oiso when . (Thlans .appeared. . The British charged, naked as they wqre, and repulsed the-Uhlans.-SHELL; KILLS 27 BELGIA.NS. (Rec. October 25, 12.30 p.m.) I Paris, October . 24. 'A German shall struck a house in Dixmudo: whero twentj'-soven Belgians Kere resting. None escaped. A CHATEAU PILLAGED. London, October 23. ' Renter's Agency states. that German officers lodged in tho Chateau Montino'rt Tansaked jewel-cases, removed the silver, and linen, . and . emptied the collars. ' ' - BRAVE BELGIAN SAPPERS. London, October 23. During, the attack on' Antwerp, tho Germans dispatched t;vo driverless loco\'motives with dynamite against the South Station; Two Belgian sappers blew. up -tfhe rails at the cost of their own lives, and averted disaster,