The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-18
BESIECED TOWNS CELEBRATING CERMANY'S DEFEAT; ALONG THE
 BATTLE FRONT ALL IS QUIET

VERDUN Nov 12-Ths fortress city is in the hroes of derum of joy the signing of the arstce terms by Germany and the temporary cessation ot the war The city is highly illuminated and the inhabitants are marching thru the streets All day Monday the peace bells kept ringing the ancient cathedral and procession headed by American drum with both French and American troops ne marched thru the town until they were tired During the night the city illuminated with flare hre which visible for miles around and witnessed by hundreds of German soldiers returning home
 MONS AND VERDUN CELEBRATE.
 The horrorfreed of Mons is today celebrating its liberation from the clutches of Germany The population out the of the city paradng and otherwise giving vent their expressions of joy The city of Verdun IS deced with flags and every possible of showing relief from the terrific strain they have been undergoing IS
 CEASE FIRING ORDER GIVEN
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Nov. 12.-The order to stop advancing and firing given all the American troops along the front o'clock yesterday As preca- onay against treacher o the German troops the Americans have been admonished not to communicate with the until peace signed They instructed to put themselves defensive basis and take chances of the Germans being in position to do them harm until peace IS beyond doubt
 BRITISH TROOPS RESTING.
 WITH THE BRITISH, Nov. 12.-Great quiet and peace has replaced the of turmoil and death along the British front Tommy Atkins mudcaked and bearing the marks of battle is unable realize that the end has come to the shambes of boodstained battlefield
 WILL DECLARE STRIKE.
 LONDON, Nov. 12.-The despatch that hrot the news of the abdcato of Emperor Charles also stated that general strike of the will be declared in Vienna to- 
 FLEET CONTROLLED BY SOLDIERS.
 AMSTERDAM, Nov 12.-The German fleet in the of the North Sea complete control of the soldiers council Iis tho that those who comprise the council intend make unoward the allies should Germany object strenuousy of the imposed in the aristice Hcgoland said to be in control of the council aso
 AMENDMENTS TO ARMISTICE.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 12-Several amendments have been made the ansce offered by General Foch to Germany. Those announced follows
 The delivery of all German submarines to the allies.
 The allied troops shall administer the countries ated on the left bank of the Rhine
 The number of railway be surrendered has been increased by hundred thousand making the total one hundred and fifty thousand instead of fifty thousand.
 Naval vessels ordered nterned leave German ports within seven days as designated.
 The immediate withdrawal of German troops from Aus tria, Hungary, Rumana and Turkey.
 FINAL ACTIONS MONDAY.
 WITH THE BRITISH, Nov. 12.-The final operations of the British France and Belgium Monday shortly before the armistice into effect. In action most decisive defeat administered large force of Germans who made hasty toward their border lines avoid being annihated.
 BUT LITTLE REMAINS OF WAR;
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Al that remains of the world the present time is in Russia The Czecho Sovaks operating in the northern part of that country against the German controlled Bolshev It is hoped that the removal of the German influence from Russian soil will speedily cause the collapse of the Bolsheviki.
 STENAY FOUND DESERTED. AMERICANS AT SEDAN, Nov. 12.-On the cessa- ton of hosities o'clock Sunday the American forces the right bank of the river Mouse entered the town of Stenay and found deserted the entire German forces having beat quiet retreat
 RUMAN1A BACK IN THE WAR
 PARIS, Nov. 12-A Budapest despatch states that the Rumanian government has declared Ger many.
 BADEN WILL REMAIN GERMAN
 AMSTERDAM, Nov l2.-The Karlsruhe provisional government which is composed of all parties, that Baden will remain part of the German empire The fortress Posen is in the hands of the revoluoniss