Komore, Nov. 7, Shooting out lava, ashes' and peb-Dies to the height of 4,200 metres, Int. Asama'came to life to-day again, Jatter a sixth-month rest. The sky. was darkened by the smoke for Joundreds of miles from the volcano, The last series of eruptions occurred in April and May—Rengo.
Changchun, Nov, Eleven Japanese officers. and' men }wero killed, while eleven others were wounded in 41 combats with bandits in Jenol during October, a spokesman for the Kwantung Army disclosed to 'The mopping-up operations being carried out by the force under the command of It-Gen. B, Kawagish! "will soon put to an end" to the bandit depredations south of Chaoyang' in. the southernmost province of Man-Jchoukuo, he said, Bandits killed and loft behind aum-bered 780, while 92 hostages and captives of the outlaw were released by the Japanese troops, according 10 the communique—Rengo, Mu. John P. Davies, of the American Embassy, has now left Peiping for Mukden to take the post of Vici [Consul at the American Consul General there. He relieves Mr, Chase, who has been transferred to Canton:
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