ARMISTICE
ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY,
possible occupation oj? CBIUIAXY. '' ' SOLF'S RESIGNATION DEMANDED. Received IV. 4, 700 .p.m. Copenhagen, Dec. 3. A message from Berlin states that Marshal Foi'h lias delivered an ultimatum to the German armistice delegates demanding the handing' over of the best and strongest locomotive.!. ultimatum expired on December the result is not yet known. The Vonvaerts and other German newspapers emphasiseu that there was no hope of a prolongation of the armisfjjCo, and, if acceptable and civil order is lWt established, the Allies will occupy Germany. A Berlin message from the executive committee for Greater Berlin officially states that in accordance with the understanding with flie Bavarian executive committee, it had resolved to demand the immediate resignation of Dr- Solf and his replacement oy a constant opponent of the old system and of the war policy, alto an assurance that Herr Erzberger will not participate in the peace negotia-tion-i.—Aus.-H.Z. Cable Assoc. and Renter. WAGONS HANDED OVER. Tarlfl, Dec. 2, TV Matin Mates that the Germans handed over 150,000 wagons, in accordance with the terms c£ the armistice.— Aua. N.2. Cable Assoc.
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 December 1918, Page 5
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