The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-14
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river where the Huns are digging n The allied forces considerably handicapped by not having large n1nbe1 of heavy in the advanced fields of operations but e heavy guns are rapidly arriving and the Germans due for terrific sheling.
 The British are expecting to take Doua any moment and from that point will rapidly advance to the norhwar forcing tie Germans evacuate the city of Lille.
 The Americans aided by the French have advanced fifteen miles during the last fortnight in the Champagne and the serious menace to the Ger man lines The Huns desperately attempting to hold off the Americans who gnawng their vital arteries of supplies few miles further up the Mouse river valley will the retirement of the Germans from huge ex- panse of territory
 HUNS NEARER DISASTER.
 PARIS, Oct l2-Today finds the Germans nearer disaster than before. General ochs broom in the Champagne region sweeping the Germans back wider section than before and the line of the allied advance is very threatening to the German line of communications which will shortly be within reach of the allied guns
 Won Iudendorf is repairing the results of his cardinal mistake i thinking that the allied ofensves wond be spaced wide intervals his were. General Focl' had decided take the initiative until the Americans large enough numbers that started the offensive could be continued indefinitely expect ed that the operations would be carried such broad scale this year. but the exceptional work of the Americans getting of wonderful fighting qualities into the field proved be the factor which paved the way the mag nfcent victory of the present.
 It is believed that the Germans attempting to stick to the Belgian There much doubt but that they had issued the order for the evacuation but late indicate that the order countermanded
 ADVANCE ALONG MEUSE IS RAPID.
 PARIS Cct 12.-The Americans are again pressing forward in the brilliant flashing which has made them tine favores of the French people and has earned for them the eternal respect of all nations of the word The ad troops rapidly closing in the important Dun-surMeuse
 The left wing of the American advance is about five from Buzancy and great fertilization exists be- tween kem and the One river valley be crossed and may present difficulties but otherwise the Amer ican advance is almost certain to continue.
 The Echo of Paris says that the Americans are again heading all important drive and that developments may be c ected the American front which will change the tire face of things As the American press to the north ward along the Mouse believed that the combined forces of the French and the Americans i'll the Champagne region will be able to their flank and is quite possible that the Yankees will cut the main artery of German cation France and place the Germans great dis advantage in their their frontier It is quite possible that the Americans will off large portion of the German army and make them the north and thence east through Belgium Such the part of the Germans could be carried out without tremendous losses in and loss of practically all of their ial.
 YANKEES CONTINUE ATTACK
 WITH THE AMERICANS TO THE NORTH OF VERDUN, Oct. 12-The American troops the northwest of Verdun continuing the offensive which they started yesterday and everywhere meeting with though the opposition of the enemy is very bitter The Americans in possession of several strong hill positions and will drive the German much farther north before the present drive is stopped