The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30
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the soldiers have got wind of the fact that peace being talked and intend get off with little injury andas few deaths possible The Bugarans surrender very easily and retreat without any show of resistance
 YANKEES PLAY BIG PART IN COLLAPSE
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 2S.-General March that the impending collapse of the Bulgarian army is the drect result of the of the United States into the He declares that the concentration of the Ameri troops the front makes it impossible for the Germans to follow their former policy of sending some picked regiments to turn the tide of battle in favor of any of their hard pressed allies Even if the allied forces only appeared to be preparing for attack the Germans always there with fresh troops and since these troops have failed the weaker countries of the have lost confidence in the ability of the Huns win the That day of surplus strength is past, and it is than the Germans do to bolster up their front against the increasing of the Yankees and their allies
 In speaking of the last action of the Americans the general states that it characterized by the usual sharp ness and apdy of the Americans, who advanced five and six miles on the first day. The Germans very much surprised by the attack The enemy expected raid be- cause of the artillery re but the terrific avalanche of fight day the Americans captured 5000 of the Germans while the French captured 7OOO together the captures were in the neighborhood of 16,OOO ENGLAND ANSWERS BUT CARA LONDON Sept 28-Engand has answered the Bull garian request in very decided The Bulgarian government is informed that the allied commander in his answer the Bulgarian commander has fully covered the Isituation.
 
 not until the Bugarians had made complete rp ture with the eutons Austria Hungary and other pos sibe allies of the central powers The allies demanding every possible guarantee which they consider necessary them safeguard their future military operations and jpreven Germany from sending troops aid the Bgarans aer the settling down of winter has made extensive ope rations the western front impossible and while the southern front will still be open.
 The Bulgarians be that their population will not be injured by the allied forces but it will be necessary to leave garrsons of considerable strength in the portan ortresses and the Bugarians keep of their supplies.
 TURKEY MAY FOLLOW BULGARIA
 LONDON, Sept. 28.-It is believed that Turkey may follow Bulgarias lead seeking for peace The peace that will be made with the Turks will be enient as that which is possible with Bulgaria. and yet the Turks all most compelled accept what the allies will give them for they almost surrounded by the aes and if Bull |gara goes of it aid from Germany will be impossible and without aid they fall in very short time The Turk is in hope of keeping his country from being |trodden on by the allied forces from the south
 If Bulgaria and Turkey drop out of the the iron ring about Austria will be rebuilt and every effort made force the Austrians to make peace in short time.
 [ASIATIC FRONT] FRENCH FIGHTING IN PALESTINE
 CAIRO, Sept. 28.-The French cavalry which has been in the drive by capturing the of Nabuus in Palestine In the town twenty yve hundred of the Turks all being taken prisoner by the French With the The following letters explain themseves
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