Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-29
SUBMARINES NAY INVADE 1. THE SUEz
 CANAL
Turkish-German Alliance In fers, in Note, That Under Water Craft may be Sent Against Suez Canal.
ALLIES FACE HARD
 PROPOSITION THERE
Italians Said to Have Landed Troops on the Island of Rhodes, Near the Coast of Asia Minor.

LONDON. May 2S.- That the Ger man.Turkish alliance proposes 10 be- sin submarine warfare against Yes. sels leaving Suez canal has been drawn from note recently issued by the Turkish government Such policy, it is felt here, might seriously menace marine communication be tween Europe and the Far East 4 message to Reuter- from Constantino- pie, says the note in question, which was addressed to frienuq neutra, powers, reads.
 The Imperial Ottoman government considering that the British govern ment has not fulfilled it's obligations, undertaken toward neutral powers by l the convention of 1888 Co keep no warships in Suez canal but is even | now terrifying this canal ana that the 1 French government, with hostile in- l tent against the Ottoman Empire, has ] landed troops in Egypt has by these 1 facts been placed under the necessity of taking military measures for the protection of it's imperial territory, of which Egypt forms a part and Co ] extend hostiiities to the Suez Canal The success of the German sub marines in attacks upon the British fleet supporting the armies on the . Gauopoli peninsula which resulted in sinking the Triumph and Majestic with an ever increasing activity of these boats in waters around the
 British Isles and the threat Go carry the underwater warfare to the Suez
 Canal, while they have not caused any great uneasiness in naval circlues, have brought officials to the realiza-
 ton of the great danger that exists !. if Germany is able to largely increase
 her fleet of "U' boats.
 Today came reports of the sinking of the British steamers Cadeby Spen- uymoor and the Swedish bark M.
 Roosyan and the statement that the
 big liner. Argyllshire. was chased and
 fired upon by an under-sea boat but
 succeeded in escapiug and reaching
 Hayre Trade to and from British ports goes on, though no submarine danger. it is stated, will interrupt the operations of the Dardaneles. The
 fleet there will have to assist the
 army taking chances of destruction
 by submarines, mines and shell fire.
 The Turks will probably have an other invasion to meet before long.
 An unofficial report tonight says the Italians landed on the Islands of
 Rhodes. off the coast of Asia Minor,
 while a cruiser is bombarding Der
 dunn. on the Gulf of Kos, oE the main land of Asiatic Turkey not far from
 Rhodes. There is little change in the situation on the eastern and western fronts.
 The latest Italian move is believed
 10 be the first step in an attempt to
 land on Asia Minors coast The
 Italians claim to have made further ,advances into Austrian territory in ,Tyrol. Trentino and lsuia but no im-
 portaut battle has yet been fought
 in this southwestern theatre of the war.
 The Austrians and Germans claim 4 10 nave uldut iultlVl dAN nliNNH '' ~ their operations on the eas,emd front U the aim of which is th- racrcling of ' Przemsyl. although thew are meeting with very stubborn resistance on the
 part of the Russians
 In the west the French offensive
 north of Arras. is still -u progress but O advance by the allied troops. seem S mgly, is not so fast as when the at J. tack was first launched me Britisi are also engaged north of Labasse' .r and are almost continuous-y accupie' a with resisting German attacks arounC IS Ypres. The effort to capture thii i place is said to have cost the Teutoni IF au enormous number of men. n