FRENCH PEOPLE ENRAGED.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13737, 27 March 1915, Page 5

FRENCH PEOPLE ENRAGED.

'REPRISALS URGED AGAINST

RUIN R CITIES

(Received March 26, 9.55 p.m.)

Paris, Maxell 26

The public are enraged at the Zeppelin raids and the- escape of the German airmen.

The newspaper "Excelsior" says: "We and our Allies have abstained through chivalry from striking at German cities, and have^reserved our attacks for military establishments. We have already dem aimed reprisals against the enemy who has disregarded the conventions of war. The cities of the Rhine are within easy reach of our airmen, and it has become necessary to spread terror among the German people, wha are still so full of illusions and conceit. On the day when bombs explode above their heads they will exchange confidence for panic. An aerial blockade will complete the maritime and economic blockade."

CABLE NEWS.

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