The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-18
AMERICAN COMMISSION LEAVES FOR SPA; NAVAL CONDITIONS OF
 ARMISTICE BEING CARRIED OUT

allied conference will leave Saturday for Spa the German headquarters deliberate with the armistce commission the of peace General Foch has asked the German command allow the ministers the conference pass thru its lines. General Rhodes will be in command of the mission which will of six officers and nineteen
 NAVAL. TERMS BEING CARRIED OUT
 PARIS, Nov 15-The naval terms of the armistice as agreed by Germany and Austria being executed rapid y. With few exceptions they are being complied with
 LANSING TO HEAD AMERICAN COMMISSION
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-It is believed that Secre- tary of State Lansing will be the head of the American Peace Commission with the following members: Col E. M House. Associate Justice Louis D. Brandeis. Eihu Root the members of the naval commission there will be Admiral Sims and Captains Ridley and Mclean The army will be represented by Generals Bliss Crowder and Anse James Brown Scot former solicitor in the department of state has been mentioned the secretary to the commission
 PEACE COMMISSION TO MEET EARLY
 WASHINGTON Nov. l5.-It is assured fact that the peace congress will early because of the trend of unrest among the central powers The unrest spreading to other states, and is believed that when the ad usments have been made that quieting influence will be had.
 NAVAL DELEGATION ENROUTE
 LONDON Nov. 15-The German cruiser Koenigsberg, carrying the German delegation arrange the naval terms of the aristice on its to meet the representatives Of Great Britain The German ship will be met by British one and conveyed to place where meeting with Admiral Beatty, commander of the British grand fleet, will be held
 AMERICAN ADMIRAL TO BE PRESENT
 PARIS, Nov 15-Among the delegation that will meet the German representatives for the arrangements of the naval surrender will be Admiral Hugh Rodan, who will represent America at the conference The meeting will probably be held at British port
 SUBMARINES WILL FLY GERMAN FLAG LONDON Nov 15-Despatches from Copenhagen that the of the German submarines met at Bruns butte and decided oppose the revolution They also de- clared that they would renstate their officers and would fly the national flag instead of the red one GERMANY WITHHOLDS SOME TERMS
 COPENHAGEN Nov 15.-From reliable sources it has been learned that Germany in causing the terms of the armistce be published caused that part pertaining to furnishing of food supplies be omitted thus misleading the people the intention of the allies to relieve food conditions in Germany Several other terms omitted which, if published, would give the subjects of Germany rue insight of the good intentions of the allies toward them GERMANS LEAVING THE FRONT WITH THE AMERICAN FIRST ARMY, Nov. 15.- The Americans notified today that the Germans will leave their positions along the front in large numbers com mencng Saturday. For several days preparations have been keep vgant watch for any treacherous the Ger mans not wholly trusted
 BIG MANIFESTATION SUNDAY
 PARIS Nov l5-It is expected that at least two hun dred thousand people will take part in the celebration to be held in Sunday in honor of the allied victor s The speech of President Poncare will be carried thru these possessions by the of carrier pigeons two thousand of which will be used
 INFORMAL MEETING BEGUN.
 PARIS Nov 15-Representatives of the allied govern ments have begun their informal meetings the toregn m isters trying reach understanding internal ques ons and also for the arranging of the program for the lconference
 JUCO-SLAVS WANT A FLEET. PARIS, Nov. l5-The Jugo-Savs who have been in possession of the Austrian fleet since the signing of the amstice have arranged for the handing of all the shps in their hands to the allies. They express the hope that the allies will that their government will require navy to maintain its dignity nation and for policing pur poses. HEINOUS CRIMES ARE CHARGED. PARIS Nov. 15-As result of sweeping investiga- ons that have been made the actions of the invading Germans shocking and henous crimes have been traced their work general eourtmarta order has been issued against the offenders whose known, which will |be exercised whether the officers arrested not DESERTERS ARE LAUNDERING. LONDON Nov. 15-Deserters from the German army