The "Deutscher Ueberseedtenst" reports:
While the public is awaiting with the keenest interest the numerical results of the victory of Lodz, the General Staff's laconic description "Thorough success" raises the expectation of large subsequent results.
Owing to the nearness of the railway connexion of Czenstochovo with Warsaw it is expected that Field Marshal von Hindenburg will speedily seize the railway, thus compelling the Russians operating eastwards of Czenstochovo to retreat in the direction of Ivangorod which might lead to an irreparable disaster for the Russian army.
The official Austrian bulletin of to-day also tends to show the Rus-reports joint operations of "he Austrian and German troops south-west of Petrokovo against repeated attacks of the Russians who are trying to fores their way from Novoradomsk northward. The bulletin further 1e-ports that a considerable battle is i West Galicia where Austrians made isoners yesterday.
The fighting in the Carpathians in also being continued.
There is no nowa about the Servian campaign pending recasting of the alignment of the forces.
An official Turkish bulletin jucosseful engagements in the region of the Adzar river north-east of Batum, where some ammunition has been captured. Constantinople also reports unsuccessful Russian attacks eastward of the lake of Van in Armenia, The Rumanian Government has declined the demand of the Russian Minister to seize forty wagon-loads of, machinery destined for Turkey.
The French and the British Governments have officially expressed their regret with regard to the violation of the Swiss territory by the tary aviators, The Swiss authorities have garrisoned troops with artillery and machine guns in the region of the Upper Rhine to prevent further encroachments of Swiss territory by the French and English aviators trying to cross the South German frontier.
German manufacturers have dressed a letter to the Berliner Tageblatt" whith proves that the "Novoe Vremya," the well known Russian germanophobe paper, has been owned by the "London Times" for two years and that England had prepared the Russian public opinion for war against Germany during the last year.
Rome reports, that the Turkish Ambassador has notified King Vic-
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