According to a message received in Copenhagen from Buda-Pesth, the German Headquarters has issued a communication which prepares the public for a retreat of the German forces from the region of Warsaw. It is indicated that the German advance is slower and that the political significance attaching to an occupation of Warsaw would not be justified by the heavy sacrifices it would entail.
The Petrograd Agency wires that, in the vicinity of the village of Vitkovitze, the Russian artillery fired on a German aeroplane, which dropped near the enemy's lines. Another German aeroplane landed in the vicinity of Grodzisk, owing to shortage of petrol, and waa captured.
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