Canton, Sept. 21.
Canton experienced the biggest air raid in its history this morning when between twenty and thirty Japanese planes invaded the city and furiously bombed various points for more than two hours, The damage and leks of life càn-not as yet be ascertained. While many people are feared to have been killed, Chinese sources claim that the damage was very slight, as most bombs, they say, landed in open spaces.
In the afternoon Japanese planes again visited the city, The alarm sounded at 1.90 and shortly afterwards the raiders dropped bombs in British Attitude to
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