WAR IN THE AIR
[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. COPYRIGHT.] HOSPITALS BOMBED. LONDON, June 22nd. The hospital buildings in the Yeslo Valley have twice recently been the object of the enemy air raids.
NAVAL AIR RAIDS. LONDON, June 21. Low clouds and rain greatly hampered (lying. The Admiralty reports that between •the 17th and the 19th our aircraft dropped, with good results, largo quantities of bombs on Bruges, Os tend docks, Zeebrugge, St Denis, Wostrum, Mariolter aerodromes and elsewhere in Belgium. They also attacked enemy shipping ami obtained direct hits, one on board u destroyer.
A WRECKED ZEPPELIN.. (•Received This Dav 9 50 a.m.', BERGEN, June 22. A wrecked Zeppelin, half submerged lias been seen off Bioernsmui. THE HUN’S FOUL WAY. 9 NEW YORK, June 23. The Sun’s correspondent af the French front reports that Allied aviators, slightly wounded by bullets in airflights, have died within 2-1 hours. The circumstances indicates that German Avers use poisoned bullets. Hospital surgeons supported the suggestion. British and French aviators declare that since the German aviators have been loosing heavily, they have adopted these foul tactics.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1918, Page 3
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