Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-14
ENGLAND MAY CONSCRIPT FOR N0RE
 ME N
Viscount Haldane Before the House of Lords Declares England May Be Forced 10 Conscription System
GERMANS ARE STILL
 POUNDING ON LINES
Teutonic Allies Within Twen- ty-hve Miles of Przemysi;
 Russians Claim to Have
 Stopped Them or Ready To

LONDON, May 13.-Viscount Hal dane, Lord High Chancellor. in the house Of lords. intimated the govern ment is considering the necessity cf departing from the voluntary system of military enlistments and resortue Co universal service throughout the Kingdom for the present. He sai1 the hands of the war office were full with the men they possessed, but it might be necessary to reconsider the situation in the light of the tremen- dous necessities with which the na- ton is confronted
 The Austro-German offensive con tinues in western Galicia where they have driven the Russians back forty miles and tO within twenty five miles of Przemysl The Russians clam thhey are now in position to prevent further advance by the Teutons. The
 Russians claim success in eastern Galicia Tn the west the French made some gains near Arras and the Brit. ish claim to be withstanding the Ger, man onslaughts.
 The int.mation given by Haldaue appears to confirm the idea prevaIen, here that while the recruiting has been satisfactory very heavy fighting ia taking place in Flanders where the Germans, for almost week, have been attacking with greatest violence the British lines. lt shows that many more men may be required if victory is To be attained
 Thus far the British troops. accord ing to Field Marshall Sir John French, withstood the German attacks and while at tiHes they have been com pelled to give some ground for their counter attacks have brought them bask to a position from which they started. However this is most costly business for the German artillery bOm- bardmeut has been very severe and the counter attacks are always follow ed by heavy casualty lists Tn the at- tempts or October and November to reach Calais the Germans continued Co attack six weeks but the allied force was much weaker then and the Germans were not in position of hay ing to meet a counter offensive as now in tho north of Arras, in Woeyre anu at other places along the western front Of these the most important is that the French are carrying out from Arras Co point where their line joins the British. in which they continue to meet uuvarying success. They report again the capture which the Germans admit of @ very strong ly fortified position on one road at least which the Germans have been using to bring up endorsements to positions near Labsie
 In eastern Galicia the Russians ds- sert as a result of their new offensive the Austrians have commenced a dis orderly retreat The fighting contin- ues in Courtland in the ieighborhood of the Niemen river.
 Another battleship, the Goliath. the third that the British have lost n the attack on the Dardaneles. was torpedoed by the Turks and of a crew Of seven hundred or more only 1S0. including 20 officers were saved There was some consolation to the British i'm the other news from the Dardanelles that a British submarine in darinE dash through the straits into the Sea of Marmora torpedoed two Turkish gunboats and a large transport.