Yokohama, Oct. 27.
Twenty-two persons were killed and scores seriously Injured when "an electric. train. this afternoon crashed through' a crowd of people massed on the railway tracks between Kanagawa and Yokohama. The crowd, waving flags and cheering, were secing troop train off—Reuter.
Tokyo, Oct, 27.
The Gaimusho spokesman, exhibits ing two boxes of alleged dum-dum bullets, said to-day they had been taken by Japanese troops on the Shanghai front. Both boxes wore labelled Winchester, one type being softnessed bullet similar to Amer-can big-game cartridges, the other ead bullets, apparently for pistols, The spokesman said he had learned that the Chinese were manufacturing poison gas shells at Kunghsien arsenal, using a technique taught them by American ongineors—United Press.
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