THE PEACE TREATY

Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1919, Page 5

THE PEACE TREATY

THE LATEST REPORT, TOBE SIGNED TO-MOKROW. Tslepiph.—Press Aaan.-Copjr'ght. ' Received July 26, 1.15 a.m. Paris, Jane 24. The Germans are expected to sign the iHMtee treaty to the'27th inat.—Aus. N.Z. Mtta Aasoc. I/WTOON CELEBRATES THE NEWS. UVBLX OEMONBTEATIOIyJS. ; \ '■ . t<ondon, June U. A .raßUEabiy brilliant rainbow was fcettt iii London concurrently with the tweipt of Germany's intimation that she |CM ready to sign the peace. It had Py. .disappeared when the roar of oolwich saluting guns announced (toration of peace. The guns confß* fifteen liii' ' and there hrfely demonstrative in the West Melbourne, June 25. / Mr. Watts' 'wireless peace message is ■nofficial. ' It Was intercepted by P«rth j pom Mauritius to all stations. BLUFF TtfAT FAILED. QSAJUNS FORCED TO ACCEPT. Received June 25, 1.55 pjn. London, June 24. B»ar Vorwaerts admits that the Gerintofconly took a bullying attitude over the. lining in order to frighten the &Iließ. Final aceptance was inevitable, and the authorities agreed that the 'Allies' military advance ocmld not be Wiisted. —Aus. NX Cable Assoc. pb?A!BLE i)ATE OF RATIFICATION. Received June 25, 8 p.m. j London, June 24. The ratification of the treaty is exjwieted about the end of July.—United

THE LABOR PARTY. AGITATION FOR REVISION. Received Jane 26,12.45 aan. London, June 24.4 •Mr.- Henderson hae announced that the tllbm Patty are about to begin a public fettDpaign for the revision of a part of tke settlement, which, he declared, was ipebniifteiit With the armistice and contnrt to the workers' conception of s*«*.— At*. N.Z. Cable Assoc.