... ARMISTICE PROPOSALS AWAITED. The German reply to President Wilson's last Note is in the following terms:— The German Government has taken cognisance of the answer of the President the United States. The President is aware the far-reaching changes which ...

... the details the peace which the German Government has agreed, provided they deem such an armistice possible from the military of view. Should such terms of armistice be suggested, their acceptance by Germany will afford the best concrete evidence •her ...

... GERMAN SURRENDERS. ARMISTICE SIGNED HOSTILITIES CEASE. FLIGHT OF THE KAISEE TAKES REFUG liONDON. iiondavTile Prime Minister issued the following announcement. . practically all the German The armistice was signed at five clock gta accompanied the abdicated ...

... the eye before you have had time, and then says, “ 1 am prepared to shake hands.*' armistice requires great care and caution. (Hear, hear ) Supposing we granted armistice under the terms that Germany restored every inch devastation in Belgium and France ...

... accepted and signed the terms of armistice which was authorised and instructed to communicate them. , After reading the terms, the President continued:—The war thus comes to an end, tor, having accepted these terms of armistice, it will be impossible tor the ...

... LISBUBS. The glad tidings of Germany having accepted the Allies' armistice terms were first received in Lisburn by the Local represents i® of the Evening Telegraph/^to whom was immediately transmitted. The news spread with lightning rapidity throughout ...

... ARMAGH. The news that the armistice had been signed on Monday, and that fighting had ceased was received with much satisfaction and rejoicing in Armagh and district, which has sent upwards of 1,000 men to tho colours, many of whom have made the supreme ...

... Governments receive properly accredited representatives the German Government, and to communicate them the terms of the armistice- Accept, sir. the renewed assurance of my highest consideration. (Signed) ROBERT LANSING. To Mr. Hans Sulger. Minister of ...

... of the Kaiser made the signing of the armistice inevitable, and it was nervous, yet hopeful, anticipation that folk awaited Monday, the 11th November, being likely to mark the cessation hostilities. The armistice we know is not the final peace, but it ...

... the Allies would agree to a cessation of hostilities, and to sign armistice .on these conditions on their behalf. Turkish plenipotentiaries arrived at Mndros early this week. The armistice was signed Vice-Admiral Calthorpe on behalf of the Allied Governments ...

... Affairs, President Wilson requesting him to use his influence with the Allies to mitigate the “fearful conditions’' the armistice which plaintively says had to accept. In his specious Not© the German Foreign Secretary says the surrender of her means ...

... collecting a crowd of young people about him. Defendant atated, w hen arrested, that he was celebrating the signing of the armistice. fine of 2s 6d and costs was imposed. The samq complainant summoned Joseph Gilmore and Alex. Galbraith for similar offences ...