The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-04
TEUT0NS RAPIDLY COMING TO TERMS WHILE AUSTRIANS ARE
 FRANTIC IN THEIR EFFORTS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28-Germany's reply to the last note of the President has been received and is merely acknowledgement of the statement of President Wilson
 It is believed by Washington officials that the German note indication that the Germans anxious that the definite statement of peace be hurried The German leaders deslrous that the terms be made by all of the allies and that they will permit hosttes i'm mediatey.
 German note
 LUDENDORF RESIGNS
 LONDON, Oct 28.-General Ludendorf has resigned because the military power of Germany has been placed der the civil government Zurich reports that Won Hnden burg has resigned too
 SUCCESSOR MENTIONED. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 28.-The question which is be- ing heard everywhere in Holland is, twill Hndenburg sign next that his highly valued assistant Iudendorf has quit ?"
 General Won Lossberg the commander of the sixth Ger man army has been mentioned the of Luden dorf but is believed that the final appointment has yet been made by the government
 GERMAN ANSWER IS ACKNOWLEDGMENT
 COPENHAGEN, Oct 28.-The German answer to President Wilson states that the Germans have taken cog nizance of the Presidents note.
 The present of far reaching changes which are now being carried out in Germany The constitutional and peace negotiations being conducted by the peo pes government Peace negotiations being carried on by the people in whose hands rests actually and const tionay all of the power make deciding conclusions The military powers claimed be subject the gov ernment
 Germany that she is awaiting armistice pro- posals which shall be step owward peace described in the proclamation of the President of the United States The note IS signed by Sof, the German foreign secretary.
 KAISER NOT READY TO ABDICATE LONDON, Oct. 28.-It is reported here from good that the kaiser hopes be kept emperor of Ger many though great changes may be made the actual government of the people, He does intend abdicate but willing for the peoples good have his rights framed If necessary he states, he would be willing cept something like hereditary presidency of the Ger man republic be like the Kings of England Belgium other limited monarchies He says that he cannot aban- don his sorey tried people, AUSTRIA ACCEPTS ALI. VIEWS.
 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 28-Austria in reply to Presi- dent Wilson's note accepts all of the Presidents views pressed in the note which the eighteenth of Co., tober, without condition Austria is willing and ready to make peace without waiting for the result of other negotiations Immediate istice is wanted any that the allied nations may dc tate and all fronts of Austria Hungara are included in their offer
 PARIS Oct 28-Grave troubles are reported at Buda- pest the result of the appointment of Count Andrassy be the Austrian foreign minister Andrassy suspected of strong proGerman tendencies committee of workrnen and soldiers has been formed represent the extremist party in the impending events
 BASEL Oct. 28-Austria- Hungary is asking that President Wilson begin the subject of aistice and and that the action be hurried for the Ausrans are in desperate condition