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Show CONTINUED By Aaaoclated Preaa. PAMIH. Nov. 12. The new German ; government. It appear a. considered ! the armistice conditions at a sitting 1 late on tiunday at Berlin. Having decided de-cided to accept them, tt telephoned instructions in-structions from Berlin to fripa, tier-man tier-man headquarters, authorising the delegates to affix their algnatures to the agreement. The courier, who was waiting at flpa. left Immediately for the linea and crossed them without Incident north of Fhlmay. He reached the Chateau de Francfort at atwtut t o'clock ln the morning and found the German plenipotentiaries pleni-potentiaries waiting for him. They asked, .after they had read their Instructions, In-structions, to see Marshal Koch, who waa In his snec'al train on a switch near the chateau. Marshal Koch, with Admiral Hlr Roeslyn Wemyas, first lord of the British navy, received them. A dia-cusslon, dia-cusslon, which la described by the Temps correspondent as being "rather long." took place upon certain clauses, particularly that concerning the maintenance main-tenance of the blockade. The German delegates signed the document at a o'clock- Premier Clemenceau. receiving receiv-ing correspondents today, said on the question of the blockade: "The (ierman plenipotentiaries ln-alsted, ln-alsted, above all, upon the question of food We will maintain, it -4a well un-deretood, un-deretood, the blockade during the term of the armistice. Nevertheleaa, aa the situation In Germany and Austria Is desperate, we will do everything possible pos-sible to feed them that we can In fairness fair-ness to ourselves, it ia the queation of transport which dominates all theae prohlems |