AIR RAID.
QUESTIONS JN PARLIAMENT. (Received March (5. 5.20 a.m.)
London, March 5
In (lie House of■ Commons. Premier A.squith, interrogated regarding British air raids in Belgium, replied that attacks were directed only against points of military- significance, and every precaution was taken to avoid damage to an unnecessary object. MrSnowden: Has thy Government information concerning recent .British air raids in Belgium'", where bombs ■were, thrown indiscriminately and five civilians killed? MrAsquith: IX T o, Our information was not to that effect. (Received March G, 11.30 a.nC) Paris. .March o. Ollieial.- The RoUwoil powder factory, near Donausehinger, which an aviator bombed, was one of the most important in Germany. Tim aviator dropped four bombs. " The lirst fired the acid reservoirs and tin.- others the powder works.
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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2576, 6 March 1915, Page 2
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