London, Feb. 20.
Sir Edward Grey in a memorandum on the industrial distress in Belgium says that Great Britain offered months ago to send mitted their free importation and did not requisition the stocks.
Four months have elapsed and Germany has not replied. Indeed A Fokker was brought down near Altkirch, an Albatross was felled near Epinal and another near Bures. is perfectly clear that the Germans intend to proclaim that the Seven French machines fought four Germans in the region of distress in Belgium is due to the Vigneullea; two of the German air-AlEes, while they are determined craft were forced to land. The re-that the industries shall not mainder fled. relieved until they have taken the German machines bombarded last ounce of raw materials and goods to Germany and have driven Fismes, Bar-lo-Duc and Revigny, where 15 Germans were forced Belgian labour to emigrate to Ger-to fight a French air-squadron. One many or to work in Belgium for the Germans, German was brought down and the others were pursued and seen to Figures are given which show the dive suddenly to their own lines, immense amounts of the materials taken to Germany from Belgium.
Seventeen French machines dropped 76 heavy bombs on Habsheim Sir Edward Grey concludes that aerodrome and goods station. in view of Germany's fixed policy Twenty-eight French machines to impoverish Belg'um the British bombed the munition works at Government disclaims all responsi-Pagny-sur-Moselle. All the French bility towards the Belgians for the craft returned safely. evil which Germany refuses to remove A Zeppelin was brought down at Brabant-lo-Roi by our motor-guns, Tt was struck by an incendi shell
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