The Sun.
London, England, 1870-02-01 00:00:00

HOW TO ACT IN CASE OP FIRE.

Captain Shaw, chief officer of the Metropolitan
Fire Brigade, writes on the loss of life by fire. ID
considers that much of it might be saved by presence
of mind and precaution. Ho advises in case of fire
an immediate alarm, every effort to escape and to
save others by whatever mode of egress might be
available, and the closing and keeping close all doors,
windows, and apertures, of any kind to check com-
bustion. All persons, he says, should trust to their
own resources during the first moments of alarm. The
public might rely on the Fire Brigade to a very great
extent, but must not do so altogether, as in many cases
the success or failure of the latter depends absolutely
on what might have been done before their arrival.

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