THE ARMISTICE
EFFECT OF NEW TERMS
NO NEGOTIATION PERMITTED.
(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION^—COFXRIGHT.J
(AUSTRALIAN-NEK ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
(Received February 15," 1 p.m.)
PARIS,. 14th -February.
Yesterday was one of the most ..fruitful days since the I Conference opened. It is believed that when the terms are disclosed, it will be found that they do not merely insist on the complete fulfilment of the previous demands, but impose, others which the Allied commanders" consider essential to the national safety.
'."■ If the Germans declare that they must refer the terms to Weimar, they will do so explicitly knowing that there can be 'no negotiations, but that Germany as 'a defeated nation must accept. If they take the latter course, they will, find the Allies prepared to give some help towards her economic reconstruction, and to make.some relaxation in the blockade. ,.. Marshal Foch and Admiral Browning have gone to Treves in connection with the renewal of the armistice.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 38, 15 February 1919, Page 5
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