Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-22
FUR TRENCHES Is
 CONTINUING
In Muds, Rains, Floods And Shows Stuggle Continues From Sea to Swiss Borders Un lbated
ISOSSIONS Is ONLY
 POINT OF CHANGE
Russians Renow Offensive Before Mlawa, Often Ass quilted City-Gefmans Ex- plain Operations of Their Airships.


 LONDON. Jan 21.-The battle for the trenches in Flanders aud France continues almost without cessation from the sea to the Swiss border. In the mud of Flanders. floods of the Asne Valley and suows of the Ar gonne and Vosges. the soldiers of Germany and the allied nations keep up a continual fight to hold what they possess and take something from that held by the enemy.
 According to a long official report of the fighting of the past two months issued by the French war stan this method of siege opera tions has favored the Allies. who. while they have gained ground in al- most every part of the front have been forced to give way only in one ! region-soissons.
 They are being put to a test. how ever, similar to that which obliged their retirement from norths of the Aisne near Soissons. because the Germans, realizing the danger to their communications with Metz or 1 the result of a French success near ! PontA-Moussons. have sent rein forcements there and begun the bat tie for positions lost last week. The i Germans have apparently regained portion of them and fighting for i the remainder is now in progress. ! The Russians have renewed their i offensive against Miawa the town ] which has changed hands SO often since the commencement of the war 1 It appears they will again envelop the Germans who are holding the i line of Mazurian Lakes, and thus avenge the defeat al Tannenburg.
 The Germans explain the actions of their airships in dropping bombs on towns and villages in Norfolk. England, by saying they had been fired upon. British airmen have been busy in Belgium, and accord ing to the report from Holland, have ventured as far as Essen i'm Rhein- ish Prussia, where they destroyed some buildings Holland has asked Germany for an explanation of the report that German airships on the way to England passed over Dutch territory
 In Northern France particularly near St. Mlhiel, and in Alsace, there have been infantry engagements but on the whole artillery continues to be the busiest arm
 Aside from the Russian operations against Mlawa and at other parts Of the Polish front and in Galicia, the Austro-German attacks are becoming more intermittent. according to the Russian report, which is generally brief when big events are happening The Russians continue to make pro gress against the Austrian out posts in meetings between Bukinow and Pennsylvania
 Archduke Charles Francis. heir to the Austrian throne, arrived in Ger man Headquarters on a visit to the emperor Baron stephen Burian, Austro-Hungarian minister of foreign affairs is due there within few days
 It is expected the conference of | Gemanic allies will decide whether B the Austro-Germans will go on with the expedition for the subjugation of 1 Serwa or turn their attention to the Russian armies which are in. vsding Hungary from the north and east
 With all beT other occupations 2 England bas gound time to deal with l. Mad" Afullah, who has been stir ring up tribes in somslilaRd, attack