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PhotogisPhidown in mail services from the northern port, from the troubled Tientsin area, relayed through Japan due are now Teaching Shanghai. The two views above show a Japanese naval gun in action akue as' described by the Captain of the s, Shuntien in these colum yatitiys and a Chinese flour-mill, alleged by the Japanese to have hous saipers, on fire following aerial bombardment. Note ther silhouette of Japanese soldier in the foreground.
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