Shanghai, Sept. 18.
Assisting land forces west of Ji chang, Japanese army aircraft raided Hankow, Sept, 15.
Three Japanese pursuit "planes circled above Hankow for one hour fate this afternoon, when the alarm Iwas sounded, but ne bombers peared.
The visitors flew high above cloud ther machine-gunning, Jeluding horses. Defending the north sector were Chinese forces estimated at 3,000 men, while the city was yarrisoned by six divisions, including the Ninth Cavalry Division. 'They' afler seiting fire to the to Mankow, Sept. 18.
Ten "Japanese ucroplanes circled above Hankow shortly 1 today, appai i pur poses. They dropped no bombs, and isoppeared eastward after half
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