Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
GERMANS REOPEN ATTACKS ID REACH CHANNEL PORTS
 WITH RENEWED FIERCENESS
BOTH GERMANS AND ALLIES MAKE SLIGHT
 GAINS, BUT LOSSES ARE EQUAL ALWAYS
 TO ADVANCES-DEATH TOLLS ARE HEAVY
Situation Remains Now Much Tn Same As When Germans And Allies Declared Partial ArmiSt ice For Rest Early In Week
 Turkish Situation Retains Mu oh Of Stage Of European Actors Battle In East Takes On Appe Of One Of Greatest Yet

10 reach French channel ports were resumed with renewed energy yester- day Germans undertook general of fensive tactics from the coast at Nieu- port to Arras and while they made progress some points they were re. pulsed at others and in some cases compelled to give ground.
 Near the coast their advance was checked by extension of the flooded area. Today the battle is raging with fury that marked the opening of the last phase of this campaign and even on the English coast the boombing of naval guns which are bombarding the invaders flank can be distinctly heard.
 The allies brought up land and sea forces in an endeavor to check this second effort of the Germans to es- tablish themselves on the French coast, from which they hope to men ace England The German official re- port early today announced that the German troops occupied Ramscapele, which is on the railway and canal between Nieuport and Dixmude but the French official report this after noon says they were driven out by a counter attack Doubtless the exten- sion of the flooded area which now reaches beyond this town made the German position untenable.
 On the whole therefore it would ap- pear the situation in this most i'm portant battle front remains much as it was when the Germans through exhaustion several days ago, ceased heavy artillery fire for a rest
 The French report tells of various advances and losses but these usually SO far as distance is concerned, can be marked by yards and feet and one advance made a few days ago by the British in Belgium of 12,OOO yards is considered remarkable Throughout the great battle front there have been repetition attacks and counter attacks with at times a pronounced thinning of lines, whether they gained slight advance or were thrown back.
 Germans made a particular violent attack east of Soissons on the Aisne, according to a German report ana drove the French across the river. Reports that Lille was reoccupied by the French and that Ostend was eyac- uated by the Germans lack of con frmation and are considered prema- ture, but around the former city fight ing of a most desperate character has been going on and villages surround ing Lille have been taken and retaken time after time.
 On the east russian frontier ap- pears again the sign of d battle when Germans for five days carried heavy offensive movements, but according to Russian reports were repulsed with immense losses.
 in Poland Germans are reported to be falling back to new positions near their own frontier, while in Galicia, fighting continues without material change
 The situation created by Turkeys attacks on Russian towns in Crimea and upon Russian ships on the Black Sea should soon be cleared up as Great Britain and Russia have pre-. sented a demand on Sublime Porte for an explanation of the incidents, and the dismissal of German officers and men from the Turkish warsnips and the dismantling of the Goeben and Breslau. former German cruisers, until the end of the war Turkeys reply may be delayed as 1t was an nounced tonight telegraphic communi- cation with Turkey is interrupted.
 It is not clear what damage the Turkish fleet has done, although re- ports from different sources say four Russian torpedo boats, a mine layer a collier and a coast guard ship were destroyed. It is believed here Russia made preparations to protect the Cau- cassian frontier, but she will not at tempt to invade Turkey for the pres ent Probable the same attitude will be adopted by England in Egypt, which according to an unconhrmed re- port is already invaded by three thou sand Bedouins