ARMISTICE RENEWAL.
. I AMENDING THE TERMS, i POINTS RAISED BY FOCH. CONTERENCE WITH GERMANS. LONDON, January 13. It is officially staU-d that the Supreme War Council met at Paris yesterday afternoon and considered various matters Marshal Koch raised in exiuifection with the renewal of the armistice. Mr Wilson. ! Mr Lloyd George, M. Cleme.nceau. Signor i Orlando. M_ PSchon, baron Sonui.no. Mr jIL Tensing, and Mr A. .1. lialfour were I present. Marshal Foch. General Bliss I (of the American military delegation I, and General Sir Henry Wilson (of the Rritish military delegations attended
during part of the proceedings. An informal conference was hold afterwards, when views wctc exchanged regarding the procedure and other tions ronnox-ted with future peace conferences.— (A. and N.Z. Cable.) A <;erman wireless message stn*es that the Armistice Commission for the Allies does not approve the prolongation of the armistice agreement beyond January 17. The Allied and German plenipotentiaries trill therefore meet on January 14 -"at Trevea and mmr to a new agreement regarding its prolongation.— ( -mcl N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 12, 14 January 1919, Page 5
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