Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
ALLIES PUSH THEIRATTACKS ON FORTS IN
 DARDANELLES
Two Big WarShipS on Way to Join Fleet Attacking Straits; Allies Appear Determined to Take the Waterway.
THREE SHIPS BEING
 REPAIRED ON SPOT
Losses in the Crew of One of the British Boats Indicates That But Four Officers Were Killed in the Action.

LONDON. March 2O-Undaunted by the loss of the battleships Bouvet. Ocean and Irresistible. the allies are going ahead with the attempt to force the Dsrdaneues and are confident success win attend their efforts. On their part the Turks express conf- dence the forts and mines n the straits will be able to keep out the ships of the allies The French bat leship Henry " and the British bat tleship Queen lmplacable are already on the way 10 the East to replace the ships sunk by the mines and those ships damaged are undergoing repairs on the spot
 Thus within a few days, at the lat. est. the fleet will be as formidable as ever. while the Russian Black Sea squadron is believed to be ready to cooperate Except in the ease ot the bouyet. uf whose craR ouly sixty. four were saved the casualties sut- fered in the bombardment Thursday are said to be light part of the fleet re-entered he straits yesterday but owing to unfavorab.e weather the bombardmeut of the day before was not repeated and probably the only ob- ject of the warships was to prevent the Turks repairing the damage al- ready done.
 The iuten ions as Co the landing forces are closely guarded but it is known that an army of considerable size is ready Co attack the Turkish forces along the Dardauelles when the admirals advise that the moment has arrived Although the fighting Of more or less intensity is always in progress along the eastern and west ern fronts. there have been few im- portant operations in 'he last few days
 The British admiralty tonight pub ished the losses among the officers on the Irresistible Although the ship sunk and the crew had to be transferred under a heavy fire the list contains the names of only four officers killed and one severely wounded The admiralty states that steps are being taken 10 deal with mines, but experts warn the public that SO long as the Turks have mines to set free in the strong current which rushes through the straits the ships will be exposed to this danger. The direction Of the current is known of course. but with a big fleet operating some of the ships must enter yna area, thus mined laying across the straits to fire broadsides or offer @ large target for floating eXpIosi yes
 On land the Germans in the vest claim small successes against the British near St Eloi and against the FrencL at Notre Dame de Lorette north Of Arras and also Co have re pulsed several French attacks in the Champagne and Argonne forest and the Vosges. but the French communi. cation issued today says nothing of sufficient importance to report has happened
 m NNllu I.hlduu Nilflf NoF h1'i several affairs of outposts but nsith CT army apparently is attempting any large operations while the ground re mains soft. unless the Russian move ment turns out to be more import ant than 1t at present appears to be namely the cavalry raid.
 The Austrians 1t is said have beer reinforced in Bukowina They repor
 repulses to Russian attacks ther' and in the Carpathians, although T the latter regions it is generally un derstood that the Austrians and Ger mans who are acting on the offen siye.
 Neutral ships in European water are having rather an uncomfortable time The British seized or is hold ing several including the Maracas which are suspected of having con traband for Germany The Germans besides ssizing two Scandinavian oi