The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-31
GERMANY MAY RESUME WAR;
 STORM BREWS

BERLIN, March 20.-(HJEA Weimar despatch states that the demand made by the allied high command on Ger many for the of the port of Danzg the Baltic and the granting of the right Polish troops to German territory reach their country has created grave situation in foreign relations the ultimate effects of which cannot be estimated.
 GERMANY MAY RESIST.
 It is believed by many of the government officials that Germany will accede the demand mode upon it and will resist any attempt made by the allies to use the port of Danzg in landing Polish troops The same will hold true regarding the of German territory by the Poles in returning home Immediately following the demand of the allies the garrison Danzig strengthened by the addition of nearly division of German veterans which would plainly indicate the that Germany will give It is believed that Germany fully intends resist any of thru her territory other than her own
 ALLIES WILL INSIST.
 The present indications that the renewal of the c is inevitable in the event that both countries follow out their declarations Greatly crippled as Germany is thru the surrender of its feet which renders it defeseess sea and the large quantity of guns and equipment which Ina ye been turned the of the armstce, it it hot that she sincere i'll the statement that the demand vii not be complied with and resistance made The allies the other hand insist that their demands be complied with and that they will enforce their point In view of these circumstances that conflict IS inevitable
 GERMAN LEADERS CONFER.
 BERLIN, March 29:-(H9- Simultaneously with the Wemar that Germany intended to resist the ding of the Poles Danzig announced that the German military leaders conference regarding the tore of the be given to the allied high command Nothing has been given the public that would disclose the nature of the
 GERMANS ARE FORTIFYING.
 LONDON March 2o--H9-Despatches received in this city today would indicate that Germany fully intends to ooer resistance the proposed landing of the Polish Danzg Not only has the garrison at the Baltic port been greatly increased but large guns being mounted along the Prussian coast in the vicinity of Danzig It IS evident that Germany intends to have such defense in place would prevent the landing being made by storm Due the warke preparations that being made it is believed that outbreak of renewed hotes will be but of days Many who have given the question se- tot of the opinion that Germany has something in the of industry concealed in the district that would be used by the Poles that is contrary to the terms imposed in the amstce and is the fear of discovery that leads her the present attitude
 MAY SUSPEND ARMISTICE.
 BERLIN, March 29.-PcIn making comment upon the Baltic port the Lokal Anzeiger that suspension of the aristice with the allies is possible The article deals quite extensively with the question and other for Germany than to accept the mandate of the powers fight Owing to the stand taken by the government and the preparations that have been made Danzg and vicinity it appears that the break may any time should the allies persist in their demand.
 FOCH RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS.
 PARIS, March 2o.-H9-President Wilson and the prcmers composing the cabinet of four have called Foc into conference and given him his instructions relative to the situation at Danzig The nature of these instructions is not known yet.