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... shout yet. An armistice leaves the auestion of war unsettled. It is an interval in war and supposes a return to it.”———(%;‘respondent. . : THE AFTERTHOUGHT, The Optimist! ABOUT ARMISTICE. What is the correct meaning of the word “ armistice”? Freely it might ...
... intervention of the armistice experts deciare that his plan for trapping the German army would have been brought to fruition in a very short time. ros oo THES-END The Prime Minister made the followfng announcement this lflorning— The armistice was signed at ...
... announced the end of the terrible stmggle in a special message issned chis morning, giving the following details: : - 5 A.M.—ARMISTICE SIGNED. IR ...
... ALLIES RESERVE THE RIGHT TO OCCUPY HELIGiTJ:-cAEND TO ENABLE THEM TO ENFORCE THE TERMS OF THE ARMISTIGE. THE DURATION OF THE ARMISTICE TO BE 36 DAYS. THE PRIME MINISTER SAID THE TERMS INCLUDED THDEMSAJCR:&'LD:R oF, 5,000 GUNS—2,SOO HEAVY AND 2,500 FIELD—AND ...
... the ght, says:— A the AIIEB- 2 — Pending the signature by Germany of the Theh?jgtlgsiaoxf grontier haosf bfi??sgfiaCth as . armistice to which she cannot fail to far as the envmm:rosseu bet\\;ee M subscribe if she is to avert disaster to; The Meuse bhas bge: ...
... ¢ “ D:ilywklail.”' has Ohet%ll tfio umely gy : complétely Sf’t’sfim? bef: > SOlse of ik tice as the fact thflb e'tor'e any armistice is sighed, and whether 11 1€ Signed ar pet, tlie soil-of Frange 1840 MBS Lollated by tlie harbariap ID these last hours of ...
... High Command, to be com- Municates to all the authorities interested :—Radio 3,084 and G.H.Q. 2, No, 11,386, Teceiveq, 3 Armistice was signed at 5 o’clock in the morning (French time). Delay for Svacuation prolongeg by 24 hours for the left of the Rhine ...
... e v snn ey TO-DAY’S AMERICAN OFFICIAL. (Press Asosciation War Special.) . Morning.—ln accordance with the ‘terms of fhe “armistice, Lbstilities on the fronts of the American. Army were suspended at 11 ‘o’clock this morning. TO-DAY’S FRENCH OFFICIAL, East ...
... fget of her n end. At 5 o'clock this morning W AT RS a i L Je ot L 2 enemies. There'is poetic justice in the conditions of armistice dictated: 5 o \ ;2 (the fact that it has been at .Sedan, on the battlcfield.;by t%lefhcxe%er?éésd‘where Prussian militarism ...