Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-25
THROW GREAT RESERVES INTO BATTLES
 ALONG ALL NORTH WING
GENERALLY THOUGHT KAISER'S ARMS HAD
 BETTER OF ARGUMENT IN NORTH-COAST
 BATTLESHIPS DRIVE GERMAN ARMS INLAND
Zeppen Enter Scene With Their Bombs Which Were Dropped
 Into Lines Of Allies As BatteShpS Sent Hung Their Shells
 Into Teuton Ranks Most Picturesque Battle In History Of World Is That Of Northern France Where Five Nations Rage

LONDON. Oct 24.-With Germany hurling fresh troops estimated as high as 6OO,OOO men into the titanic conflict raging in northern France. the Paris war office tonight claimed all attacks from the sea as far as the region tc the south of Arras rave been rerulsed.
 Fighting between Lille and Dunkirk is described in Berlin as the greatest battle of the campaign and upon it's outcome is said to hinge the fate of the German invasion Of France
 Around Nieuport where the French and English fleet aided the allies land forces. the battle is said to have been one of massacre Of the Germans and many bodies at that point are being washed upon the beach by waves. Because of the deadly fire of the naval guns, the invaders are de- olared to nave left the coast cIeN In an effort to work around Dixmude toward Lille
 A Berlin report is claiming success on the Yser canal In their supreme effort 10 break through the allied line the Germans are reported to have stripped Brussels and Antwerp of their garrisons and have even drawn endorsements from the line before Rheims.
 Zepplins are also declared to have been used in bombarding the allied line after having practiced droppine bombs at a target from a height of , 1000 to 5000 feet The French com mander in chief is the only one tC admit adverses in the western theatre of war, he does so only in cryptic sen 1 tences. It is difficult to judge, there fore, how the battle in France and Belgium is progressing, but it i. certain that up to this evening none of the armies succeeded in pushing its offensive far enough to bring ap- preciphly nearer an end any of the ! engagements that have been going on for 80 many weeks
 Germans have taken the offensive against both the right wing of the allied army which rests on the sea and that portion of the French army which is defending the line of fortif cations between Verdun and Toul. In the former operations in which every German soldier at the command O officers in Belgium is taking part the French report admits the Ger mans made progress at some points but declares at others the allies have been just as successful
 It is evident along the coast tn, Germans found it difficult 10 advance in the face of the hard fighting fore, drawn along the Yser Canal aided b, the British and French ships whicl are bombarding them from the sea It is probably the most picturesqu' battle ever fought
 On the shore troops of five nations are fighting -Austrians and German one side and French, Belgian an, British on the other.
 British monitors and gunboats, dc stroyers and submarines are fighting side by side with French warships while a. the same time they are be : ing subjected to attack by Germa submarines and airships
 Thus far the warships have had tn, better of it, for while they are r' ported to have inflicted terrible losse