IN THE AIR.

West Coast Times, 7 February 1916, Page 3

IN THE AIR.

GERMAN BRUTALITY,

HOW GARROS WAS CAPTURED

(By Telegraph.—Per Press Association) (Received, 6.26 p.m., Feb. 6th.) PARTS, Feb. 4. A prisoner, who has been released, relates that after burning his machine Garros sheltered in a ditch with only JiLs mouth and nose submerged. He escaped detection for an hour, hut when he was found the Germans nave blood-curdling yells, and one struck Garros on the” skull with the butt of a rifle. He was then thrown on a stretcher, strapped hand and foot and hoisted on an ambulance. Afterwards he was chained between two armed men and interned in a fon-