The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-28

LEADERS-P PRESIDENT WILSON CONFERS|
 WITH SECRETARY LANSING-PEACE TALK
 IS STRONG IN GERMANY-BRITISH BEHIND
 THE PRESIDENT.
 WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-The German note is now here and the hands of the President who the present conferrng with Secretary Lansing and has given no ntma ton of his attitude.
 Among the officials who have expressed their opinions there is almost conviction that the German people are ac uay taking the rens of the into their hands and that the people sincerely desiring terms which the allies willing to give.
 It is believed that the German note awkward at tempt the conditions of President Wilson, The Ger who conducting the exchange of notes evidently prepare the German people for realization of what has happened to the lords dream of power gradually that complete collapse of power may be avoided
 No one believes that immediate cessation of hosli ties is in sight and every of the government will be carried out with that in mind
 PEACE TALK ALLOWED IN BERLIN.
 AMSTERDAM Oct 21.-Maximilan Harden, the| former publisher of the Zukunf loudly applauded by several thousand Beriners Sunday when he said in speech We alone. The kaiser take up his cross and make peace any terms quickly It is necessary
 The Zukunft previously suspended because of the words of Harden and he not allowed to address public assembly, but this time he allowed to speak freely GERMANY CLAIMS CONSTITUTION CHANGED
 LONDON, Oct. 21-Germany's reply that a fundamental change has been made in the German const ton which provides for representing the people in decisions concerning peace and The German note says that no future German government take hold office unless lit possesses the confidence of the people through majority lof the reichstag
 Germany classes the sanction of the international law for the destroying of property during the retreat and that all troops ordered to private property and where the soldiers dsobey their orders they will be punished Orers have also been issued to the soldiers tor the |civans as they pass through the of the enemy.
 Germany agrees that the conditions of armisce should be left the military advisors and the actual standards of power in the field should form the basis for the arrange ments
 FIRST REPORT OF GERMAN NOTE.
 LONDON, Oct. 21.-Germany's reply to President Will has been and the preliminary reports of the of the note have reached London.
 The German reply to President Wilson says that the Herman government hopes that America will approve of demand which is rreconciabe with the honor of the Ger man people with the opening of the way for peace of justice
 Germany protests the Presidents reference the w legal and inhumane acs and denies that it Germanys purpose destroy the eboa of the passengers and claims of the divers to stop torpedong the passenger boas
 Germany suggests that neutral government be asked to arrange the details of evacuation LANSING HEARS NOTE COMING
 WASHINGTON, Oct 21--Secretary Lansing has re- ceved from abroad which him expect that the German will be in today All indications have been the would be delayed and the late report the first to the contrary.
 DELAY DUE TO REICHSTAG CONFERENCE PARIS Oct 21.-Zurch despatches state that the diff erences of opinion and delay of the German note the outcome of the discussion which during the rechsag conference Reports from Germany that the differences caused the posponement of the sending of the note for severa days and no could oree the date of send ing the note.
 MAY BE NO FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS. | WASHINGTON Oct 21.-Senator Pondexter of Washington has introduced resolution which proposes that congress forbid any further negotiations with Germany til the Germans have made unconditional surrender evidence of their sincerity The resolution has yet been