CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS
ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS RIDICULED London, January 16. "The Times" correspondent, describing the air raid at Dunkirk, says that the German airmen took no notice of the- anti-aircraft guns. They dropped their bombs and then contemptuously returned across the lino of fire, proving that tho guns are as useful as snooting m'osquitos with pea-shooters at a. hundred yards' range.—"Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services. FRYING-PAN OR FIHE? UNPALATABLE CHOICE FOR GERMAN COLLIER. Washington, January 17. ■ The Stat© Department has ordered a collier manned by a German prize crew to leave Porto Rico (West Indies) or be interned. There., is a British cruiser waiting outside. ' The Germans will probably intern tho collier, which was formerly the British ship Earn, captured by tho Karlsruhe in October. THE UNWELCOME TRUTH, FEARED FROjTiiLEASED GERMAN CIVILIANS. London, January 16. German oivilians released from the French concentration camps ' aro forbidden to re-enter tho Fathorland, because, having yead the truth in the papers, they will spread discontent.— "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services. '
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2362, 19 January 1915, Page 5
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164CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2362, 19 January 1915, Page 5
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