The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-25
(Assoclated Pressl


 PETROGRAD, Feb. 23.-A detailed statement of the peace terms offered Russia Dy Germany at the Brest Ii tovsk negotiations made public by the Boshevki tonight for the first me show that Germany greedly demanded large portion o Russia for incorporation into Germany rroper The terms provided for the surrender by Russia of loo0Oo squar' or serrtory with population o2 1SOOOOOO people, and the payment of 3OOOOOOOOO roubes indemnity.
 The Germans evidently feared the effect of the dsri button of propaganda containing Boshevk principles, the terms contained provision whereby the Russians agree to refrain from spreading revolutionary propa ganda through the central powers The latter proposed Russia 1000 square miles in the Grodno gov and the Lithuanian province The reestablshmen of former commercial treaties was also demanded
 ENTIRE LINE ADVANCES
 BERLIN, Feb. 25.-(Ofcial)- l)-Advces received from the German general headquarters show that the German advancing along the entire front from north Riga into the southern end in Nohynia. German force has reached and occupied Walk in the province of Ivona about 100 miles northeast of Riga and close the border of the province of St. Petersburg In Voynia the advanc ing forces have occupied Dubno about sixty miles of Lusk.
 TURKS ALSO ACTIVE
 LONDON, Feb. 23-A dispatch from the headquar- of the Russian army says that the Turkish forces broke the armstce agreement and by sudden of ense in the Caucasus parayzed the evacuation of several army corps which scattered along the of the Black Sea-
 The Turks have occupied Patana, Black Sea port, and have continued their offensive movement The Rus sans captured Patana early in the and have occupied CONTINUE OFFENSIVE
 LONDON Feb 23.-Semi-oAicial dispatches received today that the German government is ignoring the Boshevi offer sign the German peace and will continue the renewed offensive It is thought here that the Bohevik, being unable offer any organized resist ance the invaders, will immediately institute guerilla warfare impede the Teuton forces.
 Tine Germans rapidly approaching Kev, the capital of Ukraine which is held by the Bolshevik forces. The fall of this place is regarded inevitable The Ger taking prisoners but dsarming the Rus sian soldiers and conscatng all and supplies Vast amounts of supplies of food have been seized.
 It reported that the Russians in Petrograd await ing with great camness and that is probable the great majority of the inhabitants of that city will welcome the coming of the Germans uncontrolled anarchy is feared The present situation is without parallel in the his tory of modern times and has invading army countered so little real opposition.
 FRANCIS STILL. AT POST
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 23.-Rumors that Am bassador Francis had left Perograd reuted today when dispatches received from him by the state de partmen The American ambassador advises the depart nent that the diplomatic corps in Petrograd intends eav ing the city with the Boshevk government if the Germans menace the capital He gave details of the situation, but said that the Bolshevk preparing to defend the city if it should become necessary
 CONTINUE RELATIONS
 PETROCRAD, Feb 23.-If the German forces con-