ARMISTICE
SURRENDER OF SHIPS.
FRIGID PROCEEDINGS. London, March 16. Admiral Wemyss reported that the surrender (if ships was acquiesced in without discussion. The proceedings were of a most concise and frigid character.—Aus. and N.Z. Cable Assoc. Paris, March 15. The surrendered Gorman merchantmen will be delivered in a similar way to the surrendered navy. A large • '.ty of army food and stores ha- . been delivered in the occupies areas of Germany.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. REDUCED GERMAN ARMY. FRENCH APPREHENSION Paris, March 13. French opinion believes that the plan to permit Germany to organise a voluntary army of 100,000 men for 12-year enlistment will result within five years in Germany having a well-officered army of several million men. H is pointed out that the long period of enlistment will encourage many young men to take up a military career and the training will practically be an officers' course. A large number of the veterans of the present war are young' men able to serve in the future German armies.—Aus.-X.Z. Cable Assu.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1919, Page 5
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