where in form that the central portion of New Jersey is blacked out from radio communication due to the effect of the heat ray upon power lines and electrical equipment.

Here is a special bullet in New York.

Cables have been received from English, French and German scientific bodies offering assistance.

Astronomers report continued gas outbursts at regular intervals on the planet Mars.

The majority voiced the opinion that the enemy will be reinforced by additional rocket machines.

There have been several attempts made to locate Professor Pearson of Princeton who has observed Martians at close range.

It is fear he was lost in the recent battle.

Langham Field, Virginia.

Scotting planes report three Martian machines visible above treetops, moving north toward some of it with population fleeing ahead of them.

The heat ray is not a news although advancing at express train speed invaders picked their way carefully.

They seem to be making a conscious effort to avoid destruction of cities and countryside.

Whether they stop to approve power lines, bridges and railroad tracks.

They are a part of objective as to crush resistance, paralyze communication and disorganize human society.

Here is a bulletin from Basking Ridge, New Jersey.

Coon hunters have stumbled on a second cylinder similar to the first, embedded in the Great Swamp, 20 miles south of Mars town.

Army field pieces are proceeding from Newark to blow up the second invading unit before the cylinder can be opened and the fighting machine rigged.

They are taking up a position in the foothills of watching mountains.

Another bulletin from Langham Field, Virginia.

Scotting planes report enemy machines now three number increasing speed northward kicking over houses and trees in their evident haste to form a conjunction with their allies south of Mars town.

Machines also sighted by telephone operate east of middle sex within ten miles of plane field.

Here's a bulletin from Winston Field Long Island.

A fleet of army bombers carrying heavy explosive flying north and pursuit of enemy. Scotting planes act as guides.

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