THE ARMISTICE

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 123, 18 February 1919, Page 5

THE ARMISTICE

CESSATION OF OFFENSIVE AGAINST POLES REQUIRED PREVIOUS TERMS MUST BE ■ COMPLETED ByTelegraph-Pres, ■ Advices from Treves state the amiistioe has been extended ior an indefinite period. The additional terms niiire that tho Germans shall cease, the offensive against the Poles. Their troops must not pass a line starting on the -Russian frontier west of Luisenfold and passing west of Goos and Neudorf, south 5f Bw«»a. north of Scuta, • north of Exin, couth of Samotohm, south of Sohodzi'esen, north of Czarnikau, west of Miala, Birnzaum, Rentschen, Vollstein and Lissa, and north of Fiennchou, » far as the Silesinn-Russian frontier. - Three days' notice of renuniation must be given. The previous terras of the amawhw must; to.owned out till they are completed.-Keuter.

DELAY IN'SIGNING EEFUSED. ': (Eec- February 18,., 1 a.m.) Vancouver, February 16. Hen- Erzberger asked for. delay in the sinning of the armistice. . Marshal Foch replied that if it was not signed by six o'clock .on Sunday he would obliged to leave- Treves, and the armistice would be.no longer in force.-Reuter.

NEW WAR PREDICTED IFPOTJRp eSSN EXTENSION ■ • Paris, February 16. there would be a new war.-Keu.ter.

BRITISH SUBMARINE CHASERS AT COLOGNE ' (Rec. February 17, 0.5 p.m.) London, February 15. Five British submarine chasers have arrived at Cologne, after a^ seven weeks iouroey by sea. nver, and canal, via Cf Paris. Zflberg, and Stroeburg.-Aue.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ■