Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-03
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 |S DEMANDED BY PEOPLE IF. LONDON C|TY.
Government is Criticised for Its Failure to Exact Repris- als From the Gerrnon Peo- pie for Air Raids.
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 LONDON, Oct 2.-In las: nights raid, 10 persons were killed and 3S injured.
 Firing of guns and occasional ex- plosion of bombs are becoming mat ter of fact occurrences with London CTS who, while needing official warn ings to take cover, show no signs Of panic.
 People Hurry Home.
 The people have accommodated them selves to the enforced alteration in their method of living and are hurry ing home at the close of the working hours to take an early dinner and pre- pare to spend the evening in the se- curity of their homes or in the great CT safety afforded by the protection of the subways, the basements and other underground refuges. Many carry wraps and food and make them stances will permit in the corridors of the big hotels, which are becoming a favorite place for the residents, the walls affording protection against fly ing glass. A large proportion of the people continue their usual work. Last night, for example. the delivery carts continued on their rounds, the drivers taking cover when the bom- bardment became intense, only to pro- ceed when the guns at intervals ceas- ed firins
 Government Criticized.
 The London press is becoming strongly critical of the government Semi-official explanations that the British cannot spare machines for re- ciprocal raids are questioned by the Northcliffe newspapers, the Daily Ex- press and others which point out that the Germans are able to spare air craft for raiding England and have enough along the battle lines to give the British a continuing fight for supremacy in the air.
 It is argued that the Germans evi- dently have out-built the British in aircraft and may be expected to con- tinue in an increasing scale and i'm prove the types of their machines while the British are trying to catch | up with them Predictions that this l would be the case were made months | ago by some of the newspapers and by experts like Lord Montague of | Beaulieu Lord Montague also pre- diets that the Germans will soon pass the experimental stage of operations and be able to attack London in all 1 kinds of weather, nearly every night. | Several theatres which advertised them at the last moment, mainly be- cause only a handful of people appear l ed. Others went through their per formances in the presence of a few persons but removed patrons in the galleries to the ground floor
 Just as the guns began to roar, an ambulance train with wounded from France arrived at the London station. | Red Cross workers rapidly unloaded the train and carried the men to shelt- CT as glass broken by shrapnel com. menced to fall to the platform.
 Several bombs fell in the river in the southwest district while the roof of a building in which large number of people sought cover was damaged. No one was injured.
 Question Considered.
 The Evening Standard states "on the highest authority" that the gov ernment is paying special attention to the question of reprisals for Ger man air attacks on London and other places.
 It says:
 There is no qualification about the decision of the government to under take very effective reprisals at the earliest moment consistent with C1e advice of the high military command"
 People Warned.
 The Wilhelmshaven Tageblatt pub fishes two pages of advice warning the people against possible air raids by the entente aviators.