The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-18
TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO METZ
 SUNDAY BY C0NQUER0R F0CH;
 GERMANS ON MOVE H0MEWARD

PARIS, Nov. 14.-The occupation of Metz by General Foch and the allied armies will be made Sunday Novem Der r. At the time that Metz occupied the cV o Strassburg will be in the possession ot the conqueror
 ClEMENCEAU AND POINCARE PRESENT
 With the marching column in the occupation ot Metz and Srassburg will be the highest civil personages o trance President Poncare and Georges Cemenceau premier ana minister of war.
 AMERICANS ACROSS FRONTIER
 PARIS, Nov. 14.-The American forces today moved across the frontier preparation to the advance ouoay to take possession of Metz and St1assburg.
 PROVINCES RESUME OLD NAMES
 PARIS Nov 14-It is expected that after the posses sion of Metz and Srassburg and the occupation ot Aace- Lorraine that the old of those provinces comprising this part of the country will be restored The names form ey had and the bestowed by the Germans on ter acquisition are as follows Basrhn for the prefecture o Strassburg; Haun for the prefecture of Coar ana MO- selle for the prefecture of Metz
 GERMANY SENDING OFFICIALS.
 PARIS, Nov 14.-To carry out that part of the ar1ns- tce relative the surrender ot arms and material to the allies Germany sending those officers who will represent her ill this particular They will meet General Foch at Metz and there effect the transfer.
 DELEGATES GIVEN DIRECTIONS
 LONDON, Nov. l4.-Instructions have been given to the Germans regarding the destination of the delegates who will represent that nation n the discussion regarding the handing over of all the railways, telegraphS and control of navgaton accordance with the terms ot the arnistice.
 VERSAILLES IS SUGGESTED FOR CONFERENCE.
 PARIS Nov. 14.-In the opinion of all the associated governments Versailles considered the most feasible place which hold the peace conference Not only 1t more centrally located but the holding of the meeting there would recognize the paramount position of France in the
 GERMAN EVACUATION BEGINS
 PARIS Nov. l4.-In obedience to the imperative orders that the of all territory in the possession ot Germany be evacuated within twenty hours the of German troops of Bel gium and France began today the allied troops moving forward occupy the places vacated.
 BRUSSELS FREE FROM GERMAN YOKE
 CLIENT, Nov 14.-Brusses is today freed from the German invader The evacuation ot the city began at early hour this morning and by the city freed of German forces The only excitement furnished in the movement when the German troops dsarmed their officers and hosted the red ag marching of the city with that standard at the head of their columns.
 PEACE CONGRESS AFTER ELECTION.
 PARIS, Nov 14-The first meeting of the peace con- gress will probably be held after the election Great Brta there may be several changes among those who to represent that nation after the election is held An inter allied conference will be called soon to settle the details of the congress.
 AMERICANS ON NAVAL COMMISSION.
 PARIS, Nov. 14.-Admiral John k. Robinson has been named member of the American commission for the ranging and executing of the naval to be given Ger many by the articles of the armistce Admiral w. H. C.. Buard has been named the member sit with the mission ill deberang the terms be granted to Austria in naval matters of the armistce.