Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03

zier of Turkey has apologized on be- half of his government for warlike op- erations of the Turkish fleet under German commanders in the Black Sea. but it is stated authoritatively this evening that the Ports will have 10 go very much farther than this before he powers of the Triple entente will agree to resume friendly relations with the Ottoman government.
 There is every reason to believe that despite the apology of the Grand Vizier which it is understood comes from the peace party in the Turkish cabinet it may not be adhered to by Envor Pasha, the minister of war and his young Turk followers.
 France, Russia and Great Britain not only will demand reparation tor warlike operations of the Turkish feet, in the Black Sea but will in sist that Turkeys entire fleet or any rate the cruisers Goeben, Breslau and Hamidiehm be put out of commission until after the war.
 This would give Russia such su- periority in the Black Sea that there would be no danger of Turkish raids. : It is suggested also that demobiliza. tion of the Turkish army may be de- mauded which would mean thost troops which crossed the Egyptian frontier must be withdrawn. However, as terms of the Turkish apology which apparently were made l in London have not been published l they must be considered by the en. tente powers before an apology is accepted or refused and there seems to be a long way to go before dip!o- matic relations between the Otto man government and allies can be resumed
 l An added difficult yto the situation is that ambassadors of all powers have left Constantinople, which will make some trouble to ascertain whether the whole Turkish cabinet ooncurs Tn 1 any agreement reached.
 Meanwhile the report comes from | Consttantinople of the seizure of an l Bulgaria which had been asked tc choose the side on which she will fight, had commenced to mobilize her second line of troops.
 The Germans continue to strike hard blows on the allies lines in their en deavor to get around to the coast Thus far they have found every roao blocked but apparently disregardine losses. they continue their attack.
 Floods and the Belgian army enc British fleet having barred their way southwestward along the coast, the Germans are now striking on the line stretching from Ypres, in Belgium to Labacsee, farther south, in France but seeming with no more success The stubborness Of fighting along this line may be gathere from the fac that the town of Messines which the Germans now occupy has been retalI en an retaken no less than foul times since Saturday, each time with enormous losses in killed and wound ed
 Attacks have also been made alonl the entire battle front as far east a. the Vesges region, but according tC the French report with the Germans baving no more success than in the northwest The belief is growing here and also has been expressed by those
 returning from Belgium, that Ger mans are making a last effort to get
 through to the coast and that if i fails they win fall back to positions
 which they prepared in central Bel glum
 Although lighting continues on th' east Prussian frontier in Poland an' Galcia there is no important change in the situation and 1t is believed none is likely until Russian armies como up with Germans who are retiring
 from the Vistula toward the Warth'
 river. On this river it is oonsidere'
 likely another big battle will b'
 fought
 GERMANS QUIET