The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
QUICK POSITIVE ANSWER IS
 GIVEN BY PRESIDENT WILSON
 TO INDEFINITE NOTE OF HUNS

WASHINGTON, Oct 14-President Wilson has not- fled the that autocracy must before peace can come and when the time consider armsce the mill tary advisers of the allies will be considered so that no mill tary advantage of the armies will be lost
 In defining the terms of armstce the President tells the Germans that the only condition which the arstce can he granted is the atrocities land and sea-
 President Wilson announced from the White House that the government would continue sending two hundred and fifty thousand soldiers monthly with their supplies and there will be relaxation of any kind in the prosecution of the
 The Germans were given to understand that men could accepted which did not provide for safe guards and guarantees of the maintenance of the present military supremacy of the United States and her allies
 At the time that Germany making peace proposals its submarines actively engaged in sinking passenger ships and boats containing passengers and the armies in the theatre of actively engaged in wanton de- srcon as they retreaed After mentioning these facts the President calls the attention of the German government to one of the of peace which they claim that they have accepted which Every arbitrary that can disturb the peace world be reduced virtual mpotenc In the Presidents words ths power has controlled the German nation and it is within the choice of the German people to alter it,.
 The change in the German government from autoc- racy democracy is put up to the German people.
 SENATORS CHEER PRESIDENT
 WASHINGTON Oct 14-When the reply of the President the German read in the senate the sen ator rose from their and gave him of the cheers that the great and dgnfed body of statesmen has given The message in accord with their ideas of what should be said and required action their part
 PRESS OPINIONS
 NEW YORK; Oct l4.-The general press comment endorses the reply of President Wilson, but wishes that the term Surrender" had been used The New York Tribune asks why the word surrender has been abooed The Was ngon Post says that the death upon the Hofenzollern military system.
 SEPARATE PEACE BY THE TURKS.
 AMSTERDAM, Oct 14-Iate Wire-An authentic Vienna despatch that the Turkish cabinet has notified the Austrian and German governments that they find necessary conclude separate peace because of the military situation in which they find themselves
 The central powers answered the Turks with the quest that they wait until the Germans and Astrans had exchanged messages with President Wilson The Turks fused the and what action they about take is mystery.
 WILL STRENGTHEN MILITARY SITUATION.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-After a conference with the President Senator Ashurs that the President will take action which will in any way weaken the a lied but will the other hand strengthen the military situation
 MUST SURRENDER TO AMERICAN ARMY
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Senator New opened the peace discussion in the and declared that only conditional surrender to the American army would the demands of the American people,
 Senator Thomas introduced a resolution which stpu lated that peace be made without the recognition of the rights of elfgovernent for the Savs and Poles The Presidents peace did not deal with the Savs extent and it is believed that the addition is necessary HUNS FEAR THAT ARMY WILL. BE- DESTROYED
 LONDON, Oct 14.-Lord Northcliffe declares that the speed of the German reply indication that the Germans feeling great anxiety for their retreatng army and that confirms the belief of allied leaders that it is i'm possible for the Germans France and Belgium and at the time keep their armies intact
 QUICK ANSWER IS EXPECTED.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-It is believed that the Pres dent will act quickly and it is positively thought that he will not contemplate armistice except conditions which will amount to unconditional surrender
 The President has assured the officials that there will be exchange of messages with Paris London and Rome regarding the which will make the cooperation of all of the allied nations