ARMISTICE

Taranaki Daily News, 20 January 1919, Page 5

ARMISTICE

ERZEBERGER'S IMPUDENCE. ALLEGED STARVATION 0® GERMANS. Received Jan. 19, 5.5 p.m. - Amsterdam, Jan. 17. Herr Erzebergar, at ti.B meeting of the armistice delegates, protested against the continuation of the blockade, alleging that the Entente were starving Germany. He demand': !to know when tho preliminary peace treaty would be signed, adding that Germany had asked therefor six times.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assoc. , A MONTH'S EXTENSION. FOCH'S TERMS? ACCEPTED. Received Jan. 18, o 5 rt.m. Paris, Jan. 15. The armistice has been extended for a month, Germany accepting Marshal Foch's conditions. AUSTRIAN RESTITUTION. | ! ly, BILLION LIRE RETCffiNEID TO 1 ITALY. j Received Jan. 18, 5.3 p.m Roiuej Jan. 15. Austria has handed over to the Italian Armistice Commission one and a-half billion lire, which was removed at the outbreak of the war to Vienna from the banks in Trieste and the Trentino.— NOTE TO AUSTRIA. Received Jan. 20, 12.30 a.m. Vienna, Jan 15 A French Government's Note has been received. It declines the German aviation proposal. Regarding the settlement of territorial differences between the Czecho-Slovaks and Austria by arbitration, the Note further declares that the line of demarcation fixed by General Desperey must remain until the mattei w settled by the P"ace Conference. Austria accepts tha decision.-—Ai:s.-X.Z. Cable Assoa