The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-30


 department believe that Cha refusal sign the peace treaty will exclude her from the league of nations. These authorities are under the impression that the allies will not consider Cna admission unless her representatives decide they will sign the treaty Saturday afternoon.
 ARE IN VERSAILLES
 VERSAILLES, June 27-(P)-Doctor Herman Muel- Ter and Dr. Johannes Bell arrived here tonight direct from Berlin With the arrival of the German delegates the signing of the peace treaty. is confidently believed will be concud ed at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The tended only by their secretaries
 LEAVES PARIS SATURDAY PARIS June 2.-(P)-All plans have been ranged for President Wilson leave here Saturday night the first leg of his journey America The Wash ington scheduled to sail from Brest Sunday with the official party.
 Robert Lansing, American secretary of state, will take President Wilson's place the conference the Pres dent having given him full power in all matters. The British premier David Lloyd George will also leave directly after the signing of the treaty. proceeding direct Lon don where many important government questions await his decision Arthur Balfour will replace the premier in his capacity British representative the peace conference
 The Austrian peace will be taken up Monday for their final consideration but is expected there will any changes of any importance made
 UNEASY OVER MOVEMENT
 PARIS June 27.- N9 The movement of German troops against three points of the Polish boundary the of much uneasness conference circles The peace officials feel that action should be taken immediately regarding this German menace Polish territory and is probable decision will be made within short time.
 The German troops within twenty miles ol Czenstochowa and are continuing their steady advance Southeast of Posen the Huns pushing further toward Polish territory large part of the German force advancing toward point just of Lodz Along the Neze Polish and German troops engaged heavy tight ing with the predomnance of power reported be in the hands of the Teutons Unless the advance of Germany all these points stopped Polish leaders declare will German control of the country Ignace Paderewsk is deavoring large of ammunition from the allies before the foe succeeds in cutting the principal railways Lack of and ammunition is seriously handicappng the Polish army present and the only from which these may be satisfactorily obtained the allied governments
 RIOTS IN BERLIN
 LONDON, June 27.-P)-The Berlin correspondent of the Reuters agency in lengthy despatch today says there serious disorders the suburbs of the Ger man capital Mobs punderng stores and private resi- dences while the police authorities unable cope with the situation An effort being made get this ton of the city under control Several minor fights have occurred between the mob and federal officials ao is ot the government will be able suppress the outlaws ootng Frdenau the of troops being despatched to that place order It is reported the soldiers have met with success
 The government was forced to release the communist leaders of the Berlin soviet late this evening because impossible to prove that these implicated in the cent Hamburg trouble had anything to do with the dis orders here The placed under by order of Gustave Noske, minister of defense.
 CHINA REFUSES TO SIGN
 PARIS June 27.-P- 1.-The latest trouble to develop in the signing of the peace treaty is caused by the Chinese dele gaon These representatives announced late this evening that China would not sign the treaty because that country has not been allowed make any reservation regarding Shantung The Chinese very dsgruned the Shan tug decision and feel that they have been treated right by the peace conference.
 The Chinese delegates requested the privilege of making declaration regarding Shanung at the time the signing takes place. This refused and the Chinese also this refusal for not signing.
 is believed this action the part of Chinas repre- sentatves will greatly delay the signing of the treaty, if is delayed at al
 GRANT USE OF ARMY
 PARIS June 27.- N The council of four today granted Poland permission General Haler army other available troops that may be necessary restoring quiet Gaca The Polish officials had informed the council needed if the situation Gacia