... THE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIOI COURIER HELD UP BY GERMAN GUNFIRE.* ...

... YESTERDAY MORNIRq [Puses Association Was Paris, v the departure of Captain H..!d ri, German courier the teat of the Allies' armistice term*, (, Spa was delayed by the German bombardment aeroplane was placwl at his disposal, and wirei ...

... writing last night, says While half the time allowed by Marshal Foch to the German plenipotentiaries for the signing of the armistice has elapsed, the pursuit of the German troops on the front is being accelerated, a new general advance having been achieved ...

... Telephone 1755. COAL MERCHANTS, 14, DONEQALL SQUARE WEST. THE AUSTRIAN ARMISTICE. Italian Naval Commander’s Protest. TERES NOT BEING CARRIED OUT. -Admiralty, per wireless press. An Jtalia/i official statement issued on Saturday states: • To the authorities ...

... Yiotory Oyer Barbarism, The * Daily Express” says—The war is in its lasi hours. The armistice position is still unsettled;, but, acceptance or no, the war has been won by the Allies. It may a matter hours, days, weeks; hut result is inevitably achieved ...

... that the time had arrived when we could what talked of early recruiting campaigns—dictate peace Germany. The terms of the armistice vere stiff, and might not accepted to-morrow, but Marshal had said that if they were not accepted h© could batter the German* ...

... Ii.C.A., VV WELUNGTON PLACE, THIS AFTERNOON, FOOB o’clock. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, ELMWOOD’AV. ■\T OTIC E. —ln the event the 1 ARMISTICE TERMS being accepted by Germany -Members and Friends are.invited #to ASSEMBLE the CHURCH at EIGHT EVENING of the day which ...

... his journey and reach Spa by motor car. Another message says—-A Berlin telegram plains that tho German courier with the armistice terms was led to think that th® German? hat! not ceased tiring the fact that a German ammunition dump had caught fire, and ...

... aftatfof tho nation through trying times what appeared to at last successful Peace was to be dictated to Germany. terms of the armistice .'were still, • ht'y might not accepted, but, if not, would battered into accepting them. I* was most hopeful as to the future ...

... AND THE OUTLOOK. Pacis, Sunday, In th© course of a speech on the war situation her© Lord Northdiff© said: The signing the armistice will among minor things the termination position Director of Propaganda enemy countries. I desire to express to French and ...

... GERMANS’ HEADLONG RETREAT. BRITISH TAKE TOURNAI AND MAUBEUGE. Our Men Closing on Mons. ARMISTICE TIME LIMIT EXPIRES TO-DAY. Flight of the Kaiser. The Kaiser has abdicated and fled to Holland, and the Crown Prince has renounced the succession. It is also ...

... (D.V.) BE HELD THE Y.M.C.A.. PLACE, THIS At'TERNOOX. at FOUR o'clock. SOULS' CHURCH, ELMWOOD AV. NOTICE. In the ©vent the ARMISTICE TERMS '•einf accepted by Germany, Mambars and Frienda are invited assemble the CHURCH on the Evening of the Day on which ...