Nanking, Sept. 27.
"While the Canton-Hankow Rail-"way was being attacked in the south, Japanese planes subjected the Tien-isin-Pukow Railway to two aerial bombardments to-day.
According to a Chinese telephone message from Puków, bombs landed on {he matshed dwellings of poor people, killing three and wounding 30, during the morning raid, while in the second attack at noon 40 feet of rails and three freight cars were destroyed. One bomb is also. reported to have landed outside the Pukow Primary school, killing one and wounding over ten persons.
The Yunglee Chemical works, approximately ten miles north of Pukow, were also bombed and damaged in the morning. It is understood that nine bombs were dropped. but the main buildings remained standing.
Sailors aboard foreign warships off Hsiakwan had a grandstand view of to-day's raids. They confirmed that bombs landed in the midst of matshed dwellings, and also clearly. saw one telegraph or telephone pole blown into mid-air.
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