The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-14
HUN ARMY IS DEDNTECRATlNC RAPIDLY AS ALLIED LEADERS
 EXECUTE TERRIFIC ATTACKS
(NIGHT RE.PORT)

military officials believe that the real O the German peace note asking for armstce is that the German army organization rapidly dsntegratng and that the process has gone far that they would not be surprised in the least if the German leaders accepted the terms ot the allied na tions and retreat back into Germany.
 If the Germans make further petitions for arm1stlce the terms will be left General Foc commander in chief of the allied armies In the meantime the allied forces will continue strike and powerful blows which Will so damage the German army that they Will have to come any terms that the allies wish to give them
 It is unoicially reported that the French have sent an an entire army into Belgium and preparing to launch new decisive blow in that region.
 The cleaning up of the Mouse front under the direction of General Pershing may also indicate preparations for American drive along the Mouse river at the vital com m,ncations of the Germans to the west.
 CAMBRIA IN RUINS.
 WITH THE BRITISH IN THE CAMBRIA SEC TOR Oct ohe city of Cambrai reduced to ruins by series of terrific explosions The British troops found 1t necessary leave great portion of the city because of the number of mnes
 The British cavalry is in hot pursuit of the Germans who full flight The deepest gain of the allied forces for the day nine miles The Germans going faster clear ground IS reached The German army, which IS making the rapid from Cambra and the district to the south is estimated thirty divisions The allied forces nficting terrible losses the Germans as they retire
 The Huns are burning everything that will take fire before they leave in their flight
 The of Busigny is in the hands of the British. It is important railroad junction and greatly nconvenences the Germans the sides of the place. Over of other towns were captured and than thousand prisoners in that vicinity.
 HUNS FORGED TO RETREAT ABOUT ST QUENTIN
 PARIS Oct 9-The French and Americans operating n the vicinity of St. Quentin have forced the Germans great retreat both to the south and northeast of the city, The first allied army has forced the Germans five miles to the east and has taken two thousand prisoners.
 ALL OF CAMBRIA TAKEN
 LONDON, Oct 9-General Hag reports that the tire city of Cambra is the hands of the British The Canadians the first rush into the streets of the city and grappe with the remaining Huns. In few hours the Canadians had cleared the last German from the city and the great work of the allied troops themselves by keeping of the way of the buried mines.
 AMERICANS ADVANCE
 WITH FRENCH AND AMERICANS, Oct 9.-The Americans to the of the Mouse river steadily ad vancing and have entered the village of Chaunwood
 To the of the river the Americans have captured the towns of Cunel and Romagne.
 MANY PLANES PREPARE WAY FOR ADVANCE
 WITH AMERICANS, Oct 9.-Seventy nine of the al- lied bombing planes passed the American forces today their way bomb the German bases and depots Buz- ancy and other stations The expedition and much damage done which will materially aid the Amer ican advance which is to come in the near future.
 BRITISH CAPTURES GREAT
 LONDON, Oct. 9-General Hag reports that since the twenyfirs of September the British first third and fourth armies have captured hundred and thousand Germans and twelve hundred of the German guns of large calibre
 GERMAN RETREAT CONTINUES.
 LONDON, Oct. o.-During the morning the British troops advanced three miles the of the Scarpe river The Germans evidently prepared for the and the number of prisoners captured at other points where advances made
 The German retreat continues from the Scarpe south to St. Quentin During yesterday the allied forces captured eleven thousand prisoners and hundred guns of large cabre The allied forces in complete possession of the Canbrai-St Quentin railroad.
 AUSTRIAN TAKEN INTO ALLIED ARMY
 WITH AMERICANS, Oct. 9.-General Polo, form er of the Austrian army who deserted in Italy has been into the allied army commander of the Polish army which fighting with the allied armies the front
 The commander of the Poles is throwing himself heart and soul into his work and doing much make lip for his former brilliant work with the Austrians.
 ITALIANS ADVANCE IN ALBANIA.
 ROME-Oficia- Oct. 9-The Italian advance in AL bana continuing The city of Abasen has been entered of