In the West.
QUEEN ELIZABETH OF BELCIUM. MAY THE NEXT BIRTHDAY BE HAPPIER. United Prem Association. (Received 9.5 a.m..) Amsterdam, July 26. The Queen's birthday was celebrated in churches throughout Belgium. The Town Councils of Brussels and Antwerp sent message. l ? of loyalty. Several persons wearing the Belgian colours were arrested. (The Queen of Belgium was married to King Albert in 1900. She was the Duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria. She has two sons, Prince Leopold, born in 1901, and who is now serving in the Belgian Army. The second son is Prince Charles Theodore born in 190.'i. The only daughter is -the Princess Marie. Jos£ born 1900.)
BOMBING MISSION BRINCS RESULTS.
(Receded 9 4 a.m.) Paris, Julv '26
Reports from Alsa e state that the raid of aeroplanes at ColiikV cabled on the 21st greatly damage.] the military workshops. Bombs fell on a train full of sokiiers travelling from Strasburg. with teirible results.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
The High Commissioner reports :- London. July 26 (4.30 p.nO
Artillery actions continue on many parts of the Allies' front, also trench fighting with grenades. French airmen bombed the military station of Xantillois, north of Montfaucon. <
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 74, 27 July 1915, Page 5
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190In the West. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 74, 27 July 1915, Page 5
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