808 UP! ��� The N.Z. "Herald" states that Col. Bob Logan, writing recently in reference to the wicked statement made recently that Samoa had been' bombarded and a number of Expeditionists killed and injured, said that he only wished he could get his hands on some of the disseminators of these false war rumours he would deal with them. Col. Bob: This hct weather and this hot news makes me see red���whoop I I smell printers'ink���let me at him I (Observer, 24 October 1914)

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808 UP! ��� The N.Z. "Herald" states that Col. Bob Logan, writing recently in reference to the wicked statement made recently that Samoa had been' bombarded and a number of Expeditionists killed and injured, said that he only wished he could get his hands on some of the disseminators of these false war rumours he would deal with them. Col. Bob: This hct weather and this hot news makes me see red���whoop I I smell printers'ink���let me at him I (Observer, 24 October 1914)

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