Result of Trying to Rise Too Rapidly from Ground Pullen, Ap 2
Details regarding the aeroplane yesterday show that Chinese pilot, Mr. Pang. was taking a big Vickers-Vimy machine for a practice flight. In the plas were A hundred ard seventy-six of those on board the Toyokuni Maru tore frhermen bound for" Kam- Suchen its. they acid botha' for" ths ning. summer's crabs uci in defending The sing, all-over the evunte The disaster is believed to have Jost now of aeseral Swors Seats, been due to a strong wind and snow-has no sympathy from many of the storm off the coast of Hokkaido following the lashing Japan Proper received in the hurricane on Sunday.
Later Another survivors have been picked up, according to reports reaching Tokyo this members and those that are' lave ding will have nothing to so with it. It is rumoured, though there is no proof that this is true, that the "North" has something to da with it It is certainly true that aman called Shoa, originally in the Benge tien army, has-been taken prisoner also one more Chinese pilot, two morning. These included the Chiot at a place north of here, ut Taowas aiechanies, two passengers and one
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