WAR IN THE AIR.

North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 10 September 1917, Page 7

WAR IN THE AIR.

MICROBES A3 WAR MATERIAL, BRUTAL GERMAN AIRMEN, (Australian and Renter),' Received September!), at 5.5 p.m. PARIS, September 8. During the recent air raids on Calais hundreds of poisoned cakes were dropped. One hundred German prisoners, being removed, were mistaken for Britishers. An enemy.plane dropped bombs, killing forty-three and wounding forty-seven.

AN IMPOTENT ENEMY. , TYPICAL TEUTON TACTICS. AERIAL BOMBARDMENT OP HOBPIALS. s jtstraliqti am] N.Z. Cable Association) LONDON. September 7. The Germans bombed the American and British hospitals on the French .coast on Tuesday night. The attack was deliberate, like the previous raids on hospitals nearer the front. Tiiey did little dairagc, except at (lie Harvard Hospital, where one American medical officer mis lulled ami three medical officers wounded. Sixteen ■ tlier men were wounded, ten being patients,