Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-27
Europe Awaits Outcome of Latest German Move With
 Tense Excitement; Allies
 Regain Some Lost Ground
CANADIANS ARE FIRST
 TO RECOVER POSITION
Immense Achievements Are
 Coming Steadily Into Ger man Forces and Wounded Are Being Sent to the Rear

LONDON. April 2G.-Tue tremen- dous battle begun by the German at-
 tack on the allied archlike front around Ypres. in the plains of Elan ders continues with undiminished fury England like the rest of Eu- rope, is awaiting the outcome with nm. disguised anxiety Even news tha the allied fleet and army had com menced an attack on the Dardanelles and that troops were advancins against the Turkish entrenchments, which a few days ago would have aroused intense enthusiasm was re- ceived only with passing attention n the face of the stakes in the balance in the battle now being fought be. yond the English channel
 While the majority o, those capa- bic of forming an opinion believe tho Germans arc once again aiming a. Dunkirk and Calais others believe it is only feint iu force to draw the allies reserves while preparations are being made to attack some other point along the line. The official re- ports throw little light on the pro- gress of the battle but news from Holland gives information that can nonade last night was more severe than ever and that long trains of Ger man endorsements were going to the front and passing equally long trains of wounded bound to the base nos pitals
 Whatever are the intentions Of the Germans, they certainly made sue cessfm coup, which while it did not break, dented the allies lines The Canadians who were holding the Brit ish portion O fthe lines, were first to recover and in the counter attack the praises of which are ringing throughout the empire. recaptured the ground they had lost and since then with comrades, they have successful ly withstood the German assaults
 The French and Begians who re- ceived the attack in full force, were driven across the canal between Boehenginge and SteeustraEte, and were not much slower in recovering, according to the French official re ports and succeeded in regaining pos session of the canal banks and much surrounding territory to the east
 There is no inclination here how ever, to belittle the initial success of the German sweep or the work that is before the allied armies before tht situation can be fully restored A writer in the Pail Mall Gazette 6e scribes it as "masterly tactical counter stroke" and declares "if the Germans waited longer to take re- venge for Neuye Chappelle they have taken 4 now"
 By getting across the canal it is pointed out, the Germans gained for a moment command of new roads and had they not been driven back would have forced a readjustment of the whole allies line in the region of Npres
 There is no likelihood that the bat Gle win be over for some dave Co. come as che Germans have made lm- Mense preparations in men and ma terial for an offensive which has fore, stalled that of the allies That there is no shortage Of either men or mu- niti0ns was shown by the fact that the Germans, at the same time are conducting an offensive in the heights O fthe Mouse where they made an unsuccessful attack, according to the French official report. in an effort to recapture Les Eparges.
 An that Is known of the attack on
 the Dardanelles is contained in a brief report issued at the war office by the admiralty this evening, which simply says that in spite of serious opposition there the fleet has been attacking successfully various points on the Gallipoli peninsula and their advance continues. The attack is be- ing made by land sea and air