The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-13
RIOTS
AGAIN RENEWED
ANTI GERMAN DEMONSTRATION
PREVAILS IN ENGLAND.
DAMAGE DONE! LIVES IN DANGER
Police Say They Are Powerless. Great
Crowds of Men and Women Par
ade Streets Of London Break
ing Windows, Etc, ETC..

London, May 12-Serious anti-Ger,
man dioting was renewed in London
today.
Crowds of men and women paraded
the streets, breaking the windows in
shops operated by men with German
names and threw furniture and sup
plies into the streets.
The crowd also threatened the Ger
mans with personal violence. The po-
lice were powerless.
Several German butchers were mob
bed in Smithfield market and thrown
into the street. One was seized and
finally drew a revolver with which he
stood off the crowd
The rioting and anti-German demon
STATIONS seem spreading throughout
the island.
AT Liverpool, Germans are not able
to appear on the streets AMI may have
sought safety in the prison camps.
Sink Turkish Ships.
Petrograd, May 1.-THE Russian
Black Sea fleet has sunk three large
Turkish ships near Soungul.
More Bodies Recovered.
Queenstown, May 12.-The steamer,
Flying Fish, has arrived with IL addi-
tional bodies. The only one identified
is that of Percy Secumbe of Pitts
burgh. There have been no further
identifications up to the present time.
Reports of the recovery of the body
of Alfred G. Vanderbilt are circulated
but are not confirmed.
Heavy Loss on Both Sides.
Petrograd, May l2.-Admitting re-
treat and very heavy loss to their own
forces, the Russian war office today
declared the losses of Germany are
heavy.
For nine days the war office says, q
general frontal assault on their forti.
fed positions has been maintained by
the Germans and Austrians
The Germans threw forward irresis-
tible numbers and it was necessary
for the Russians to retreat.
Forecasts End Of War.
Bridgeport, Conn, May IL. Forecast
ing the end of the war as a result of
the activity of the German submar-
ines, Simon Lake. inventor of the sub
marine, today defended submarine at
tacks without warning.
Lloyd George Not To Retire.
London, May IL. - Reports that
Lloyd George and certain others were
to retire from the cabinet and that a
coalition cabinet was contemplated
were denied by the premier today.
Speaking in the house of commons,
Premier Asquith paid high compli-
ment to the leaders of all parties.
Six More Bodies Found.
Cork, May 12.-One of the Lusitan-
las life boats containing the bodies
of four women and two children who
had perished of exposure has been
picked up according to a telegram re-
cived today. The boat was floating in
good condition.
Where Italy Stands.
Washington, May 12.-Although the
state department and the Austrian,
German and Italian embassies were
without confirmation of the news
that Italy had declared war as was
reported, military experts here gave
expression to the opinion that such a
development was inevitable.
Germans Retake Some Trenches !
Paris, May Herman troops in
strong force by a series of night at
lacks succeeded in capturing part of
the trenches which were carried by
the French have not either maintained
territory taken yesterday or made al
ditional gains, The French are con-
tinuing today their efforts to break
through the German lines between
Lens and Arras.