Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-02
SUBMARINES APPEAR IN WESTERN
 WATERS
Under Sea German Craft, Which Have Been Active in
 North Sea For Two Weeks,
 Become Active off Ireland
WAR IS BROUGHT CLOSE
 TO ENGLAND IN PLACES
German Raids Into Russian Baltic Provinces Most Inter- esting Topic; Offensive by Germans Expected Soon

LONDON May l.-German submar- ines which for couple of weeks have been conhning themselves to the North Sea where they sank a number of trawlers, again made their appear ance in the trade routes off the west coast of Ireland and England and caught two victims They were Brit ish steam Edale, sunk off Scuy Is- lands. and the Russian steamer Svor- ono, attacker or Blasket Islands. h. both eases the crews were saved.
 This taken with warning issued to American travellers on transatlantic liners, doubtless means that another attempt with a greater number of submarines will be made to combat the blockade by England
 On the western front there is com parative quiet although the Franc. are still on the offensive between the Mouse ant Noselle rivers. the s,r- mans claiming to have repulsed the attacks there Consequently with the situation in the DardaueIles establish cd interest has turned again Co the eastern front particularly to the Rus sian Baltic provinces which are being raided by Germans The extent of this new raid is not disclosed
 lt is just announced by English pa pers that the admiralty has found a means of dealing with the submar- ines The people view the latest att tacks on steamers askauce and are awaiting the result with considerable interest. In the face of these submar- inc attacks, Zeppelin raids and tho bombardment of Dunkirk, which bring the war closer home Englan dremains calm as ever There are some, ol course, who feel anxiety over the west. en battle line but generally the feel !ng is one of optimism, based on the success with which the allies with. stood the former attempts Of the Ger mans to get through to the coast ports.
 The bombardment of Dunkirk which was repeated yesterday and which re suited in a considerable loss Of life caused many women and children to leave hIlE NUNils lAf NAHi tlAtAAla NtlA n repeat the bombardment whenever they desire with the big guns which were formerly posted on the coast to ward off attacks by the allied fleet, which has been moved up in the di rection of Newport Sul lthere i' confidence that the navy and airmen will find a means to deal with the guns
 Although the Germans announc, the Russians have evacuated and burned Szawle and retired toward Mi tua. there is no evidence of any bic battle being fought The Russian express confidence in their ability tC deal with the German raids in the Baltic provinces
 Along the east Pussian frontie and in central Poland there has beer renewal of fighting which the spring floods interrupted while in the Gar pathians where the ground is drying the Russians and Austrians are agaiI contending for Uzsok pass For the moment the Russians have turne' from the offensive against that pass t' attack the Austrians who have threat ened the communications in the di rection of Stry and have, according t' their report. won considerable suC cess. capturing two heights and number of prisoners. They also clain to have repulsed attacks by the Ger mans who hold the line near Wys2 Row. further northward. It is expect ed a big offensive soon will be m dertaken on the eastern front prot ably by Germans who have been feel ing their way toward the Russian pc sitlons around the east Prussian fror tier. although it may be a feint ( hide a movement elsewhere.
 There is evidence in Athens di patches that the allied fleet has rc commenced the bombardment of th Dardanelles but there is no ohici' confirmation.