Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-24
SENATE PUTS BATTLES ARE .NOXIOUS LAWGROWING IN IN DISCARDBOTH ZONES
Official Communications Are Conservative But Evidence In Them Gives Idea That War is Raging
MOST BITTER CLASHES
 ALONG EASTERN LINES
German Attacks Before War saw are Growing Less Ere quent.- Peculiar Positions of Russian-German Lines.

LONDON Jan 23.-Althouqh off cial description Of fighting on the western front continues to be briel there is evidence it is growing nerc. CT at many points
 The Germans are showing renewed activity in the neigatorhood of Yu- res and heavy bombardmeuts of the left wing Of the Allies is almost in. cessant lt is from the center east ward, however. that the battles are most bitter
 In Argonne and around Verduu and in Aisace heavy engagements are in progress. apparently without any decision being reported But there are merely local affairs compared with what is expected whom the ground becomes more suitable to moving troops Along tna gian coast every move of the Germans is a signal Of renewed bomLr- ent by the British ships while a..ators ot both forces are continually dropping bombs behind the hostile lines. Dun. kirk is singled out for the Germans air attacks doubtless because it is being used by the British as base
 of supplies from England
 Ostend, Bruges ana Seeroruge are receiving attention from the Allies for a similar reason. A remarkable situation has aiisen in Poland. Rus sian troops north of the lower Wis tula are now fifty miles further west than the Germans in the direction of Warsaw SO that successful crossing of the Nistua will make flank at. tack by either army possible TEc Germans are keeping very careful guard over all possible passages Of the river above Flock. evidently for this reason but the Russian obiec. tive appears to lie north rather than south
 on the whole however, the Aus. troGermans. for political reasons. must divert their attention 10 the southeast whlre the Russians are pressing through the mountains toward Pennsylvania According to Russian statements. strong Austrian forces have already been encounter ed and there is suggestion that the Russians are expected to meet serl- ous opposition before long
 Attacks in front of Warsaw have grown les frequent and apparently are not being pushed with the same determination as previously In the Carpathians the armies are snow bound
 There are reports of peace move ment in Hungary Dispatches from Rome say three hundred peace meet ines, which were arrsueed for sun day have been prohibited. while an- other report from the same source declares the esignation of the Austri- an premier Count Karl Stuergkh. is expected and that he is to be sue ceeded by Herr Von Bfllnski Austro- Hungarian minister of finance
 The presence of the Austrian heir Archduke Charles Francis. and Der on Burian. AusUo-Hungarian minis ter of foreign affairs al the German headquarters. has also led to talk of disseusion in the German allies but it is not seriously considered
 In Lloyd's. however, peace risk" insurance, written by the uuderwrit. CTS is being differentiated for the first time as between Germany and Austria and the insurance rate on peace between Germany and Great Britain before July 23. is seventy five guineas percent while for the same risk" respecting Austria 1t is siNty-fve guineas percent