The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30


 The Huns carrying on heavy artillery re ndi- Icang that the Germans trying to stabilize their lines aganst any further attacks of the Americans The apparent inactivity of the Americans after such brilliant stroke is puzzng the German leaders, who finding themselves up against method of warfare which they helpless to resist and yet which to stop with all in its hands The Huns heavily massed in the forests of the Mouse Ivaey and especially in the vicinity of Cerges. The Amer leans seling the Germans heavily and may be pre- |paring for further attack.
 HUNS FAIL TO MAKE IMPRESSION WITH THE AMERICANS NORTHWEST OF YER |DUN Sept 27-The last offensive of the Americans has netted 5000 prisoners The Germans have made des perate counters in attempt to win back their important Notifications which in the hands of the Americans but all of their counters have failed to make i'm pression the Americans, who without extending them IselveS have moved down the Huns they The troops of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Ohio, New Jersey and the colored troops worked side by spirit of cooperation among the troops both white and black which is doing much to make the fighting units effective.
 FRENCH NOW FIVE MILES DEEP PARIS Sept. 27.-L,ate wire-The French to the east o Rheims five miles deep in the German lines and many points according to official reports Many prisoners and huge quantities of materials arriving the
 ~ ~ YANKEEs>A1D BRITISH LONDON Sept. 27.-The small force of Americans who operating the extreme right of the British o fensive giving extremely good account of themselves |The Yankees have captured series of heavily fortified trenches and farms according official reports The posi- ions captured by the Yankees the edge of the main
 ndenburg line the southwest of La Catelet at distance Io about ten miles almost due north from St. Quentin SIXTEEN THOUSAND HUNS TAKEN LONDON Sept N-The Franco-American attack the Champagne front has already need over l600o prison CTS The number steadily being increased by the numbers coming in from the remote districts.
 AUSTRIANS IN FIGHT VIENNA, Sept 27.-The Austrian office believes tat some of the Austrans in the fighting which is being carried to the east of the Mouse river to the north of
 YANKEES CAPTURE MANY BIG GUNS WITH AMERICANS NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Sept 27-The Americans have captured of the big guns of the Germans Four 25Omilmetre guns cap |tured almost intact eight 150-mimere guns and fifteen trench and field guns taken. Thirty four of the latest type of German machine guns captured Ito the west of DannevouX.
 Twelve of the "seventy- -sevens which taken from he Germans immediately turned the retreang Huns and saved the Americans the trouble of bringing their own artillery that point
 LONDON Sept 2-The British attack on the Cam brai front extends fourteenme front and is being made between Sauch and Gouzeaucourt So far the Huns have not effectively blocked the British point HUN FIFTH ARMY AGAINST TANKS PARIS Sept. 27.-The German fifth army is opposing the Americans in the Champagne sector The Huns trying to stop the Americans but have been blinded by the suddenness and the everchanng of the American attack so that they are appearing helpless at present The BAKER WITNESSES FIGHT WITH AMERICANS IN CHAMPAGNE SECTOR, Sept 27Secretary of War Baker witnessed the beginning of the American drive and was we'll pleased with the fighting which he The American attack began at o'clock after very heavy artillery fire which drove number of the Huns back from the first line of trenches The artillery fire grad ualy changed into the form of barrage and the Yankees pressed forward behind it. killing off capturing the Huns who escaped the big guns Some resistance encountered |by the Yankees Tanks and airpanes did much assist the advancing troops. The apanes used machine guns the Huns they raised up in their trenches to fire the advancing Yankees The hail of bullets from the arpanes in many hampered the Huns that they dropped back into their dugouts and remained until the Americans were close that hand-to-hand fighting possible
 The Americans have advanced absolutely without hitch and according schedule The machine like precision of the Yankees the wonder of the present fighting according to the opinion given by inspecting officers of the French army
 So far could be judged the Americans took the Ger mans completely by surprise The Americans have cap-