THE ARMISTICE

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 112, 5 February 1919, Page 5

THE ARMISTICE

DEMAND FOR AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY CAUSES OUTCRY IN GERMANY By Telegraph-Press Aesodation-Ootyiight Amsterdam, February 1. There is an outcry in Germany against the armistice clause demanding agricultural machinery for Belgium and Northern France, instead of.tho .undelivered railway rolling stock. The "Frankfort Gazette" states that the demand will completely prevent Germany's recovery. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. THE.STOLEN PROPERTY PROMISED INFORMATION' NOT GIVEN BY GERMANS. London, February 2. The "Echo de Paris" states that difficulties have arisen at Spa in connection with the restitution of property stolen from the invaded territories. Tho Germans under tho armistice promised to give full information, but thus far have given none, so the Inter-Allied Commission decided to send a deputation to Germany to make inquiries. Count Rantzau '[Foreign Minister), however, replied, refusing to countersign the passports of the deputation while the French sequestrated the property of Germans domioiled in Alsace-Lorraine—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ALLOTMENT OF U-BOATS London, February 1. It is authoritatively stated that thirtyeeven U-boets are to be allotted as follows:—France, 16; Italy, 10; Japan, 7; America, 4.—Reufor.