Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
GERMANS TRY. ID PUNCTURE.
 THE RUSSIAN. FORTRESSES.
Teutons Making Another At tempt to Get Through Line of Slav Qualifications in Northern Poland.
WESTERN FRONT IS
 QUIET, IS REPORT
8ombardment of Dardanelles Continues to Occupy Mind of Public. German Sub marine Sunk by British.

LONDON. March 10-Balked ot other points, the Germans are making another attempt to break through the Russian line of fortresses in northern Poland They are advancing from Ksoriele. on the east prussian from tier. along the Orzyc river by roads leading southward to Prsasynsc This is one of the routes the Germans took in their great rush from east Prussia in February which finally ended in their defeat at Przasnysc
 For a new attempt the Germans have brought up troops which have been operating in the region of Grod- no. Some of the new army which mas been training since the outbreak Of the war in the interior of Germany. The point selected for the attacK is the most favorable along the east Prussia front for splendid railway system can bring troops and supplies to the border from which good reads lead to PrzasnysC A big battle is developing in this region, while one of almost equal importance is iu pro gress farther north in the region of Suwalk, where the Russians have pressed the Germans back Go their own border
 In the west there appears 10 b elit- tie change The Germans issued long report saying the French on'en- sive in Champagne was fruitess which is at variance with the French report of almost daily progress.
 The Russians appear to have coun- tered successfully the German ofren- sive on the Pnica river In the Car pathians they are vithstanding con- tinued attacks along the whol front With all th heavy fighting on the con- tinent the people of England continue to concern themselves chiefly with the operations of German submarines one of which was sunk by the destroy CT Aerial in an attempt Go force the Dardanelles.
 As in the case Of other submarines sunk. the admiralty gives no details of the sinking of the U-12 beyond the mere fact that the destroyer rammrd her This makes the fifth submarine sunk by British warships but it is believed in London many more have been sunk by merchantmen or met with accidents.
 So gaf as the operations in the Oar daneIles are concerned. the most sig nifcant news is that the super-dread- naught Queen Elizabeth entered tie straits 10 commence the bombard- ment of forts in the narrows by d. rect fire. It is considered very cer- tain Vice Admiral Garden will not al- low his biggest ship to pass the en- trance unless fairly safe Further evidence that the forts in the nar rows suffered severely is contained in a dispatch from Athens which says two battleships ventured right into the narrows during the night to proteci vessels engaged in mine sweeping there. These dispatches report tEa KiIid Bahr Erenkeui batteries badly damaged and that the fire of tn. Turkish forts is becoming weaker.
 ome experts believe an the forts h the narrows should be derlolishel within two weeks. after which it wil be smoother sailing for ships as mos of the guns are concentrated in tha part of the straits.
 The ne Greek ministry was sworn in It issued a declaration advising th' country to maintain its neutrality for the present at least.