The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-23
REPORTED GERMANY TOREQUEST EXTENSION OF TIME BUT WILL
 SIGN TERMS SOOR|ER OR LATER

BERT IN June lo-QP)-Advices received this evening from Wemar indicate there may be change in the person. mel of the peace delegation. It is believed of those
 who are so strongly against the acceptance of the treaty will be relieved from the commission and their places filled by men who are more prone to about the matter. The advces also that the Germans will undoubt- edy sign the treaty but they may ask for short extension of me They expected to reply by Monday but of the government officials say that few days will be quired for the consideration of the terms. MAY ORDER PIEBISCITE BERLIN June 19-(P)-Prvate advices state the na- tional assembly will make its final decision relative the peace treaty Saturday. is reported that this decision |be order for plebce be taken and let the signing of the treaty be determined by the people, As the final swer must be given the allies Monday vote of the people can hardly be taken successfully between Saturday and Non day. It is thot that this is the the allies may be requested to extend the time in which the government may answer.
 TROOPS WILL. BE READY
 COBIENZ, June l9-H9-Several hundred thousand allied soldiers will be ready to march toward Berlin Saur day in the Germans have not signed the The advance will probably be ordered until Monday morning Hundreds of artillery trucks carrying various materials crossing the Rhine the different bridge points The soldiers say that the order advance is given nothing top of this earth will keep them from pitching their tents in the German capital.
 FEELING MORE FAVORABLE
 ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY, June 19.-QPe The feeling of the German nation toward the peace treaty appears be taking favorable trend It noticed that there is the bitter denuncation of the cond tons imposed by the allies there when the revised treaty first considered The change in the sentiment very noticeable present but there strong likei hood the German officials will eventually bow the inevitable and accept the terms.
 The majority socialists that party controlled by Ebert and Scheidemann and the predomnating political party of the country declared to be avoraby inclined toward the treaty than first The clerical democrats also said to be slowly swinging in the direction These parties If tha the only hope of saving the country from desruc ton The officials of neither of these parties will commit themselves definite statement regarding the treaty
 The entire German peace delegation is bitterly opposed the consideration of the terms contendng that they should be rejected all Despaches from Berlin that
 the residents of that city resigned the future and want to the treaty signed possible It is evident the people of Berlin hope for betterment of the present conditions following the acceptance of the peace terms
 POSTPONES ATLANTIC TRIP LONDON June 19.-(P)-The proposed trans-Atan- tic flight of the immense dirgibe R34 has been indefinitely postponed This trip called off until decision is made by Germany regarding the peace terms In the eutons accept the treaty. the big balloon will leave early date for America.
 Should Germany reject the peace terms the huge dirig be R34 will fly eastward instead of westward taking active part the allies advance into Germany. It is being held n readiness to leave short notice and will be fully prepared take flight toward the Rhine in case it essary.
 Several British aeropanes making demonstra- on flights Germany, pushing far into the interior of the country These trips being made show the Ger man people that the allies ready the instant rejection of the treaty is made The planes will return to their base tonight but probable they will be similar lexpedons tomorrow.
 NAVAL VESSELS ARRIVE LONDON, June 19.-(P-Despatches from Copenha- report dozen British cruisers and several deroyers have arrived in that port for the purpose of enforcing the blockade of Germany unless that country signs the treaty by Monday June 23 These vessels quietly entered the harbor today and lying in readiness enforce the dates of the allied powers
 It is reported that the dirigble R34 made demonstra- ton flight Berlin Wednesday, returning late in the evening to its hangar This balloon capable of carrying thirty men, being of the largest drgibes ever |constructed | EORMTNC ONE EpONr