Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29
KILL SIX AND INJURE FOURTEEN
oTHERS-FRENcH AND BRIT.
lsH CHASE GERMAN
AEROPlANES.
ZEPPELIN REPORTED
LOST IN NORTH SEA
Dutch Fishermen Assert They Saw
Large Airship Founder, but Were
Unable to Assist the Aircraft
British Altman Hurls Elk.
pIosives on eruges.

Paris, Jan. ga semi-oficial note
just issued says that number of Ger
man aviators attacked Dunkirk, throw.
ing eighty bombs. The victims mum.
bered twenty, six ofw HON are dead.
A large warehouse was set afire by
one of the bombs.
French and English aviators. who
chased the German aeroplanes,
brought down one at Bray.Dunes. on
the Belgian frontier. Its two occu.
pants were made prisoners.
Kill Two German Aviators.
London, Jan. 25.-The correspond.
ent of the Daily Mail at Hayre, in his
report on the aeroplane attack on
Dunkirk. says:
Several German aeroplanes drop
ped bombs on Dunkirk. One of them
was brought down at Great Dunes. be.
tween Dunkirk and Fumes, and the
two German airmen this machine con-
tanned were killed. Then unexploded
bombs still were attached to the aero
plane"
Drops Bombs on 6ruses-
Amsterdam, via London, Jan. 25.-
A British airman dropped bombs on
the important Bruges, Belgium. docks,
according to news which has reached
here The result Of the attack is not
vet known. The aviator escaped IN.
hurt, although he was attacked by the
Germans.
Zeppelin Flies Over ostend.
~
reported here that Zeppelin was
seen over ostend.
Zeppelin Lost in North Sea.
London, Jan. 25.-Dutch fishermen
thriving at Noordwijk, Holland, as
serted that they saw large airship
men. dispatches add, were unable to
assist the aircraft. The description Of
the vessels given by the men indicates
that it was Zeppelin. Noordwi5k is
watering place Of The Netherlands,
seven miles northwest OF Leyden.
London, Jan. 2a.-Although the re-
ports of another Zeppelin raid on Eng
land seem to have been false there
has been striking renewal of aerial
activity on the continent The Ger
mans have raided Dunkrk in force
and British airmen launched an ATTACK
upon Bruges.
The German raid on Dunkirk re-
suited in considerable loss OF life and
damage to property. One account says
| ten aeroplanes took part In it. British
| aeroplanes assumed the defensive and
\ succeeded in bringing down one OF
the visitors.
Other Raids Expected.
| This method OF defense is regarded
by English experts as more likely to
| prove effective than the anti.air craft
! guns with which the defenses OF Dun,
kirk bristle. 1t is believed here that
! the British raid on Bruges viii be FOL.
lowed up by other attacks, as the
Br,ges docks are the head OF the Zee
hrugge ship canal system, which the
Germans are using for transportation
OF the men, munitions and even heavy
artillery.
/ Germans Macs Troops.
Air raids are not the only Indication
of renewed activity in the western
arena of the war. The Germans ars
massing troops in the neighhorhood o,
l.aRassee evidently In preparation fol
a new struggle between Ypres and
i Courtrai, and the allies IRE ttrthe,
strengthening their forces all ;alons
the lines in northern France and il
4 Flanders
4 For the past itwanty:four hours !,
has been give and take, each side a6
hitting minor reverses offset by mino,
! Successes.