Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
FOUR KILLED,
SEVERAL INJURED
No Public Buildings Damaged, Ae-
eordins to Official Information Given
Out-Number Of Fires Started in
Various Parts Of city-Gensrai Luil
in Different Military Fronts, Except
at PrzemysI.

sons were killed and few injured.
No public buildings were damaged.
This information was given out today.
Zeppelin airships. long expected.
reached London last night, but the
several million inhabitants of the
metropolis slept peaceful thru the
raid and all they knew this morning
was the brief facts in the admiralty
announcement, which reports that the
raiders flew over certain outlying sec
tions of the city.
The official announcement made
mention also Of numerous fires which
may or may not have been connected
with the raid. None of the evening
papers have yet published any details
except the bare announcement from
the admiralty.
The ordinary life and business OF
London is being carried on a. usual,
except one sees small groups discuss
ing with intense curiosity crop Of
wild rumors.
German Shops Attacked.
The Zeppelin raid on the Metropolis
tan area last night has brought re-
crudescence OF the anti German DEM
onstration Of the mob. Feeling against
Germany Is acute. Crowds have at
tackled German shops and special con-
stable have had to be called out to deal
with the people.
The statement Of the authorities fol-
lows:
I'm amplif1cation of the information
which appeared in the morning papers.
the following particulars OF last nights
Zeppelin raid in the metropolitan area
are now available for publication. Last
night about ninety bombs, mostly OF
incendiary character, were dropped
from hostile air craft in various locali-
ties not far distant from each other. A
number Of fires. Of which only three
were large enough to require the ser
vices Of fire agents, broke out. All OF
them were promptly and effective dealt
with and only one or them necessitated
a district call. The fires all were
caused by the incendiary bombs re-
ferred to.
NO public buildings were injured,
but a number Of private residences
were damaged by fire and water"
Luil in War Zones.
So far as the public was allowed to
know, general lull prevailed on the
different military fronts. 1t Is ap-
parent, nevertheless, that the lighting
is still proceeding along the river San
in the vicinity Of Przemysl. Vienna
says nothing either in confirmation or
denial of the reported Russian success
at this point.
An official announcement from Nish
indicates the resumption OF active
hostilities against Austria Hungary,
which had been suspended during tho
Ita;o-A;s:r.ac negotiations.
The near east apparently again is In
a ferment, with BulSar- -Roumanian
entente reported as among the prob
abilities of the near future. and Con-
stantinople is said to be excited over
the recent British submarine raid ana
the dismantlins Of the Sultan Selim.
formerly the Goeben.
According to dispatch received
here from Athens there is party in
the Turkish capital which is demand
ing the opening of the straits and inn
mediate peace overtures.
British Submarine at Constantinople.
An Athens dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company says 1t has been
learned that transportation Of Turkish.
troops to the Dardanelles has been in
terrupted by a British submarine
which is cruising in front Of Con-
stantinUPie.
The secretary Of the admiralty today
made an official announcement that all
the officers Of the British battleship
Majestic, sunk May ~ OF the CALI
poll peninsula by submarine. have
been saved.
Turkish Losses Heavy.
A prisoner captured fortnight ago
in the Dardanelles says that the
Turkish losses in the defense Of their
positions Of the Gallipoli peninsula
were at that time over 1000 men.
This information was given out In an
official statement In London today.
Russian Bark Hits Mine.
Tho Russian bark Montrosa was
blown up by mine last night in the
North sea, twenty-five miles from
spurn. The vessel sank. Her crew
WAS landed at Hull by q Norwegian
steamer.
Udine, italy, via Paris. Juno H.
italian troops have occupied thirty
seven villages surrounding Ccnccrd!a,
in the Ampezzo valley. The troops
which occupied these towns constitute
the Italian army which Is invading the
province Of Trent from the east.
with invasions, from
the south and west. The town Of