The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-10
KEoKUK, IOWA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 1915
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LUnited Press Leased Wire seryice.l
LONDON, Sept. 10-serous out
breaks by maddened mobs were fear
cd here today 40 the result Of the Yep
petIns' latest borfbardment. Special
constabies wore sent to quart Ger
man shops, boarded up since the In
ternment OF enemy aliens. i,
The anti-0srnan feeling feaohec
fever heat. No Incident since the VA,
began, has aroused such Horror and
resentment In London ~ the raid over
the capital on Wednesday night, when
men, women and children were killed
or wounded BY explosive bombs from
tho kalser's dirlaibies. The censor
passed without any comment - to
its accuracy BY the government, tho
Berlin claim that the western part OF
the city Of London, the factories near
Norwich and the harbor and iron
works near MIddieborouor were At
tackled by the zeppeilns. Il IL Inn
probable that this German report will
either be confirmed or denied, omscials
believing that any statement might
DO useful 20 the emmy n establishing
the locality raldsd and provine 81
value on future Zeppelin raids on
England.
The public Was by no means terror.
i1sd BY tho spectacle Of wednesday
night, though Insurance companies To-
suing policies agaInst Zeppelin DAM
age have done large business In the
last twenty-four hours. New forms OF
fire Insurance policies Issued BY prl-
vate Insurance. corporations al pro.
vide for payment In ease Of zsppeiIn
damage. The government Insurance
bureau refuses lees than fifty cents
for every fifty dollars Insurance.
against alrship dama0s TO dsxslIinas.
Slightly higher rates are being eharp.
ed on hotsls, buildings lying near
docks and buildings Of all descriptions
lying along tho east coast.
The newspapers carried briss edl-
toriai comment today or the latest
radis Of Wednesday night.
"These two raids have oained ths
Germans no military advantaee,v sald
she Daily Ieieerapt, = md 4khey ssera
just . suceeosfIl In terrifying The
civil population. indeed n many
plaees In the London district the speo-
taeis Of Zeppelin high Up Ii the
. heavens with searchllghts flashing up
on u and shells bursting ail around.
was regarded and enjoyed 40 . unique
and thrtiiina experience. FselInes
we're naturally aroused In che neigh
borhoods whsre lrfesndIary and sxpio-
sIve bombs fell, but even these caused
no panic. The sense Of outrage Was
strons;s the resentment against Ger
man brutality found violent expires.
sion; but Of intimidation, not slsn.
"And even II the foul strokes are
repeated and moro civilians are muir
be no nearer 70 their goal; there Will
merely be : deeper Ioathina o. the
name Of Germans.
Perhaps the principal demonstra-
tion produced about London was that
Of the perfect efsiciency Of the frs
service; and the only moral efect
was to stlf5en the determination Of
Londoners TO enssh the brutaiizsd
spirit which inspires these ssnssiees
outraaes."
DENY GERMAN REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1o.-ln View Of
the statement contained In the Ger.
man note to America, the White atar
ohSces here today reiterated the pro.
vlous denial Of the German report
that. the Arabic tried 20 ram the sub
marine that sank her.
Neither the Arabic's captain or any
OF her offscers saw the submarine, Il
ssas stated, and consequently Il was
impossible for tho timer 20 have NJ.
tempted an attack.
ADDED TO DEATH LIST.
LONDON. Sept. fO-ThIrty-seven
persons were killed In tho Zeppelin
raids on London Tuesday and Wed.
nesday nights, u was oftclalIy an
nounced this afternoon.
Four persons who were wounded In
Tuesday nights raid, died last nIohe
and early today.
Bodies of three persons recorded 40
"missin9" following Tuesday nloht's
raid, were found beneath debris Of
wrecked buildings today.
Over Buckingham Palace.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1o.-The exclus.
i've west end residential district OF
London In nll probability was ono of
the sections attacked in WEDNESDAYS
nights Zeppelin raid on the british
capital.
The veil OF British censorship was
still drawn tightly today over the
greatest air raid IN history. but an OF
fetal statement from Berlin. passed bv
the British censor. said that the west
ern portion OF London was one of th,,
regions rnided.
From this Berlin statement, It is not
Improbable that the great German
dirigibles, feeling their way throug;.
the darkness above London, actually
tpassed near, or even over Buckins.
ham palace, the residence of King
George.
Press dispatches, passed by the BRIT
ish censor. threw some light on the