Brussels, Mar. 7.
Soldiers and villagers to-day built a chain of bonfires in the "Death Valley of Meuse" to repel a poison fog similar to the one in 1930 in which 63 persons were asphyxiated, "he cause of the mysterious fogs has never been determined but scientists believe the mois-tute-laden air carried deadly fumes from neighbouring swamps.—United Press, identified steamer was aground off Tuküoka with its radio out of commission. Fog of lesser density was slowing communications near Yokohama,
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