"There is nothing to report on the latest of the front. Last night our aerial raiders carried out several bombardments. Twenty-one shells and one incendiary bombs were dropped on the railway station at Longport; twelve shells on the station at Stenay, twelve shells on bivouacs east of Duns and thirty-two shells on bivouacs in the region of Montfaucon and the station at Montfaucon."
The Belgian government's communication calls:
"Last evening and during the course of the night there was violent artillery action in the sector of Hainscapelle. In the afternoon of April 23 the bombardment was resumed with intensity in the same region, as well as in the direction of Hainscapelle and Stenay."
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The latter's National Bank, and was damaged considerably also. Several pieces of expensive machinery in the Adams building were ruined, and the rear of the Southern Stamp and Stationery Company's place, on East Main Street, suffered also.
With the loss of the bank, it was impossible to determine the damage. The bank's loss is estimated at $100,000.  In the midst of paper under the steps, leading to the second floor, and in the wall next to the Planter's National Bank and the Miller place. Strikers were a match to the pile and making fire that it was burning briskly, he rented to the street and watched the pounding of the alarm and the arrival of the apparatus. 