AUSTRO-GERMANY.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. London, March 22. The Daily Telegraph's Milan correspondent reports tliat news from Switzerland states tliat Germany is continually massing troops both on the West I front and the Italian front. The Germans are withdrawing sivilians from l frontier towns, and the Austrian* arc doing the same at Bellttno, Cividale, and other invaded towns. Copenhagen, March 22. The Taglich T'undschan states tliat the German people follow the offensive with feverish interest. We have now entered upon a battle for decisive peace. A single comibat between England and Germany will decide our future position in the world, and whether the Anglo-Saxons shall continue to press their will upon the world. PEACE TREATIES. Received March 24, 5 5 p.m. Amsterdam, March 23. The "Reichstag has approved the Russian peaco treaties. Austrian headquarters states that the armistice with "Roumauia Ims heen further extended for 72 hours. AGREEMENT WITH POLAND. Amsterdam, March 22. The German-Polish agreement has reached Germany. It renounces all annexations .and allows Poland autonomy &nd jio®p.r to constitute its own army,
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1918, Page 5
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173AUSTRO-GERMANY. Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1918, Page 5
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