Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
WAR SUMMARY
(sy Review Leased Wire)

Optimism prevails in Berlin that the situation between the United States and Germany arising from the American government demand that Germany cease her present emthods of submarine warfare will be satisfac- torily settled. The Kaiser is said to desire the carrying out of plans which will lead the two countries safely past the present crisis. The indica- tions in Berlin are that Germanys re ply to the American note may not be delivered until next week.
 Martial law has been declared in the city and county of Dublin as a re- suit of the rioting in Dublin city. The lord lieutenant of Ireland reports that the situation there is satisfactory and says provincial advices are reassuring Several positions taken by the revolu- tionists, notably St. Stephens Green, have been captured and Liberty Hall, headquarters of the Sim Fein party, has been seized.
 North Lowestoft and Yarmouth were bombarded by the German cruis- CT squadron which attacked the east ern coast of England Tuesday. Four persons were killed and 12 were woun- ded in the attack, and considerable damage was done.
 Berlin reports that in this raid the steamer King Stephen was sunk and her crew captured and also that de- stroyer and a scout boat were sunk and a cruiser set cn fire. The Ger mans suffered n olosses. Great Brit ain has acknowledged that two cruis- CTS and a destroyer were hit but said no vessel was sunk. It was the King Stephen which recently refused to give aid to the crew of the Zeppelin L-19 while the airship was adrift in the North Sea.
 A report from Berlin also says that there was anothdr engagement be- tween British and German warcraft off the coast of Flanders Tuesday, in which a British destroyer was dam aged and an auxiliary steamer sunk, .he crew of the latter being made pri- soners.
 London and other towns and a sup ply base at Etaples. France. were de- stroyed by Zeppelins Tuesday night, according to Berlin. London asserts that 100 bombs were dropped in the raid, but that no casualties have been reported and that the damage was slight Paris says two British sol diers were kileld at Etaples but that only insignificant material damage was done.
 In infantry fighting in the Vosges mountains Berlin claims the capture of the northeast of Celles of French first and second line trenches, while to the south of this region around Senones the French say they frustrat- ed German attack against their po- sitiOn.
 Aside from this fighting. artillery bbomardments and sapping operations have formed the chief method of war fare on the western front. The region of Avocourt Hill 30S and Monte Ze- velle, northwest of Verdun, continue the scene of violent artillery activity, The aerial corps of both the French and the Germans have been engaged in fighting in the air or in bomb drop ping maneuvers. No reports of import ant events have been received from any of the other war theatres.
 Paris reports an engagement two miles up in the air off the Belgian coast before daylight today between French aeroplane and a Zeppelin The aeroplane is believed to have damaged the German aircraft.
 General military compulsion is fore shadowed in Great Britain unless m !! married men come forward in suifi cient numbers to satisfy military need