The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-05-19
FIGHT OR SIGN IS ALLIED. WORD
 10 THE GERMANS: MARCH TO HUN
 CAPITAL RESUMED UNLESS SIGN

E11 FAL NLACUNlAD UiVAs4ON UiVlS
 LONDON, May l2. -(P)-Reuters learns that in the of Germany refusing sign the treaty handed her, the allied armies will advance into Germany exactly the if the enemy had accepted the armstce Prep aratons for such advance said have been perfected and the hour that brings the Hun refusal accept the will the allied forces motion the river Rhine.
 AUSTRIAN TREATY READY THIS WEEK
 PARIS, May 12-(H9-The council of four today com peted the task of defining the future boundaries of Austria This the most serious section of the treaty with that country With it of the way, it is believed that the treaty may be completed this week.
 ITALY OMITTED FROM PLAN
 PARIS, May 12.-(H)-M1uch comment has been ed here the fact that Italy is omitted from the proposed French agreement against the Germans in the Germans again become aggressive against France Just why Italy is included is not fully under stood.
 It is known that Premier Orlando was ready to the agreement before the Italian delegation left Versailles being turned down the Adratic claims question: which time the plans for the agreement had not been fin shed Since his return the conference, the Italian pre- ner has committed his government to the alliance, e- because of reluctance to enter 1t with the Plume ques- still unsettled because he has been invited by the allied leaders,
 DEMONSTRATIONS ARE HELD
 BERLIN, May 12.-(H9-Serious demonstrations being held in many cities turnout Germany against the sign ing of the peace treaty by Germany The week of mourning proclaimed by President Ebert being taken up by ndg nation meetings, and denuncaons instead of lamentations fill the air. It is reported that majority of the national assembly is opposed to signing the treaty.
 GERMANYS NEW BANNER
 BERLIN, May 12.-(P)-Presdent Ebert, of the Ger sate told representative of the Associated Press day that Germany has seized and unfured new banner for the upift of the world On this banner he sad nscrb ed the fourteen points of President Wilson, which, according tC the hava h1 Mr. Wilson.
 WILSON TO CLEAR UP SITUATION
 BRUSSELS, May 12-(P9-President Wilson will visit this city May 20 according made today is expected that the American leader will make important address here concerning the peace treaty.
 He will dssipate the misunderstanding which have arisen and establish the good will of the allied powers ward Belgium His visit also expected to further strength the friendship between America and Belgium. It is be- proposed here to establish in Antwerp base for Amer commercial operations
 REPATRIATION DETAILS ASKED
 PARIS, May l2.-(H)-The German delegates today M Cemenceau president of the peace conference asking for further details of the proposed repatriation of German prisoners which will be entrusted to commits ons The note said it noted with satisfaction by the Germans tha tGerman civil and prisoners be patrated with expedition
 second note also sent by the Germans approving the suggestion of the allies for international agreement regarding labor Germany says that nations outside of the league of nations should be included in the labor agree ment ..: ..
 President Wilson and the four preiers meeting to- day considering replies to the German notes.
 KOREA ASKS FREEDOM.
 PARIS May 12-F)--A Korean commission, headed by prominent Koreans, today made formal request of the peace conference for their freedom from Japanese rule Many documents submitted with their plea. No an- has been made regarding the probable action which will be taken in this matter T
 AUSTRIANS ARRIVE WEDNESDAY
 VIENNA, May l2.--lF9-The Austrian peace delega- ton left here today aboard special train It will arrive in Paris Wednesday, A@ '"