Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-21
SUBMARINE APPEARS IN
 IRISH SEA
British Coasting Steamer is Destroyed, Without Warn ing, on Track of Atlantic Steamers Crossing.
GERMANS REFUSED
 SAY THE RUSSIANS
Greatest Naval Bomardment Of History Take Place When theDardenellesFort Are Shelled with Fire.

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 LONDON. Feb. 21--A German suh- marine made it's appearance in the Irish sea this morning and torpedoed. without notice, the British coasting steamer Camhank, of 1900 tons regis- ter Three Of the crew were killed and a fourth drowned while the men were taking to theh boats. This iu- cident is only one connected with the German submarine blockade o' the British Isles reported during the day It came about at the same time thhe Anglo-French fleets were bombarding thhe Dardanelles orts and while the Russians, according to a telegram from Petrograd, were ad- ministerinE a defeat to the Germans lat Ossowetz. Poland and driving back 10 the frontier troops who had attacked that fortress.
 Tn the meantime battles on the continent continue with ever increas- ing intensity The offensive the al- lies took early in thhe week brought about renewed activity an along the line Attacks and counter at taclls b ecame much more numerous. Both British and French. seemingly, made considerable progress at the outset of the offensive operations. This was made imperative that the Germans deliver a counter attack to regain the ground lost
 In carrying these out. the Germans have shown the same desperate spir- it which has characterized previous operations under similar circumstaa, Ces
 In long report covering the weeks operations to February 17. a French "eye witness claims for the French many minor successes and the re- pulse of the German attacks. The Germans too make similar laims so that the public is left to judge as 10 the outcome of the weeks are-up
 From the eastern front there is no news except tonights official dispatch from Petrograd which says the Ger. mans suffered at OssOwe-Gz German plans have been entirely upset as 8 defeat at this point would endanger the whole of their line northward along the East PrussNn frontier
 In the rest of Poland and in the Carpathians, where severe fighting stu progresses, there is no change in the relative positions of the op- posing armies, while in Bukowina the battle is being fought along the Pruth river Retirements to this po- sition should be an advantage to the Russians as 1t considerably shortens their line and enables rein forcements to reach them more eas fly.
 The Serbians and Austrianf are again facing each other across the Danube and have in turn been bonn barding Semln and Belgrade respect lively and positions near those cities This m ay mean thhe beginning O new campaign or perhaps it is 3I attempt by the Serbians to help re lieve thhe pressure on the Russians
 Cetinje was again visited by ar Austrian aeroplane which dropped bombs. according to a Montenegro report, and killed two women. EX cept for the loss of life, the sinking of thhe Camback. i'm itself, a serious matter but thhe presence of Ger man submarine near th ehroute O Atlantic liners take on the way Ct and from Liverpool, and along whicI many steamers pass daily is boun' to vause some uneasiuess.
 It is true this Is not the irst tim a hostile submarine has been in thes' waters. but the last one gave th crews of three ships, sank, oppoI tunity to leave thhe vessels. Tn Cambank, apparently slowed dowl to pick up a Liverpool pilot, but whel observed by the submarine, wa torpedoed.
 The Norwegian foreign office ha ordered the Norwegian consulate II London to investigate the sinking ye' terday of the Norwegian tank stean CT Belridge, supposedly by Gel man submarine.