THE ARMISTICE TERMS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 76, 24 December 1918, Page 5

THE ARMISTICE TERMS

ANOTHER APPEAL FROM GERMANY

BREACHES OF THE TRUCE AGREEMENT

By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright London, December 22. Germany has scut another appeal to the United Stales asking foi: a modified. Hon of the armistice terms. The State Department explains that it does not differ from the previous appeals.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. GEBMAWIJNE TRAPS EXPLOSION" KILLS FIFTEEN , PEOPLE. Paris, December 22. A German mine with a fuse exploded under a bridge at Guise, and fifteen wore killed and twenty-five injured.—Aus.N.Z. Cublo Assn. [According to the armistice terms, the position of all German land and sea mines was to ba disclosed lo (he Allies.] • BRINGING VON MENSEM TO HEEL London, 'December 22. When von Mackensen was held up in Budapest, he endeavoured to rciist, but 200 soldiers with machine-guns surrounded the station and the locomotive, was detached from the carriages. Von Mackonsen then submitted, to internment.— Aus.-N.Z. Ca'blo Assn. ALLEGED BREAcWtHE .ARMISTICE SHOOTING OF AMERICAN AIRMEN. Copenhagen, December 22. According to the newspaper "Kobenhavn," an English officer affirms that American aviators wore shot near Strnlsund by orders the Soldiers' Council on December 5, in spite of tho armistice, because (hey went outside the entanglements.—A us.-N.Z. Cable Assn. .