Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03
GERMANS TRY.FIRST TRAIN
 .FIERCELY TO GOES INTO
 .R0UT ALLIES NAC0, SUN.
They Deliver Series of Des- peratc Attacks in Effort to Break the Deadlock on Both Fronts
ITALIAN RESERVISTS
 ORDERED To PREPARE
This Action by Italy is Taken To Mean That She May Soon Take Active Part in The Conflict

LONDON. Feb. 2-For the last few days the Germans have been making desperate efforts to break the dead lock that has existed SO long on both the eastern and western fronts They have delivered a series of attacks. alvuys preceded by artillery actirity against the allied lines in F'arders. France While in almost every case they have thus won a preliminary ad. vantage, before the fighting was con cluded the French. British or Belcians haze been able to regain the trenches temporarily lost and in some cases Co occupy German positions. The British and French claim tha, the Germans suffered severe losses.
 The German artillery is subiec'me the Beluan positions in Flanders 10 severe loInbardment which suggests that the moment has arrived for an- other effort to cross the Ysc. and thence to the French coast potts. lr return the French nave bon,tarded .he vaiiroad station at Noycr. one of the German n Hilary ceutcrs. le- hind ,hC advance lines. More ser,0us attacks, However. have been made against he Russian lines iu CCntrYl Poland. Although faced by defeat. by flanking movement both north ana sonth. or Hindenburg made .a dea. 7eratC effort which appearanty 's 70 re renewed to break throuql 90 War saw and thus not only gain a great milnary end DO aical advantage l1.t at ihc came time tJ remove the pres. sure iu Hungary and East Prussia.
 In both Hungary and East Prue, ia tue Eusmans are slowly pushinr ror. 0 ard, Fighting to the west and sou,h. west of he Pol.sa capital has bsan Of inc most desperate character Tho G,Emnns were at first successfu hrt the Russians official report dec ares that the Russians. by counter attack. rcgained most Q, the lost ground.
 German submarines were stW at large in the Enislsb Channel yasier- day. The French officially ropcrt an attempt to torpedo the British hss- pital ship Astur.as by the German cubmarine U 21, which recently sa7k three steamers in the Irish Sea. and has not been seen since Sunday. Traf- fife in these waters. however, contin- ues somewhat restricted, ship owners prefering for the present to keep in potr all but fast steamers. which it is believed can elude the submarines. The Germans, flushed by their success have issued warning that an attempt will be made to sink the British trans ports and advise neutral shipping to keep away from northwest coast of rance.
 I Reports reached Holland today that the new bread regulations in Germany have caused so much unrest that | twelce hundred special constables ' have been appointed, in Berlin 10 guard the bakeries. lt is also said l that following the action of the gov ernment in communicating cereals, ! the military authoriaies are confis eating all utensils containing metals useful for their purposes. It is re l cognized that these precautionary 1 measures. and not due to any immed- fate shortage Copenhagen news. i papers. some of which still have cor respondents in Constantinople, have a report that the Anglo-French fleet has destroyed the Dardanells Fort and ! that there is panic in the Turkish capital where the defeats suffered by the Turkish armies in Caucausus in Azerbaijal are just becoming known.
 Indication of possible action by Italy is found in notification issued to Italian reservists in England to prepare to poin the colors With the hreassembling of the British parlia. ment. the palitical truce has been re.
 newed. The government while as suming all responsibility for the war,
 has welcomed the opposition's sup port, the ministers having announced
 they would readily supply all criti cisms in an endeavor to avoid con. troyersial questions