March 26—Dutch press is aroused over the sinking of the Medea; Ministry holds extraordinary council.
March 27—Germany tells Holland that investigation into seizure of the Batavier V. and Zaanstroom has not been concluded.
AERIAL RECORD.
March 2—It is learned that in a recent air raid German aviators killed two women and a child at La Panne, a bathing town on Belgian coast.
March 3—German aviator bombards Warsaw.
March 4—French bombard German powder magazine at Rottweil.
March 5—Zeppelin raid over Calais fails; Pegoud receives French military medal for his services.
March 7—French official statement shows that French airmen during the war have made 10,000 aerial reconnoissances, consuming 18,000 hours in the air, and have traveled more than 1,116,000 miles; Zeppelin reported captured by allied airmen near Bethune.
March 9—British seaplanes drop bombs on Ostend; Lieut. von Hidelen, who dropped bombs on Paris in September, is at Toulon as a prisoner of war.
March 12—German airmen bombard Ossowetz.