The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-14
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(DAY REPORT)
 HINDEN3URG LINE IS DESTROYED.
 LONDON Oct 9-The famous Won Hhdenbrrg line longer bars the path of the allied forces The Americans led the allied armies the last stormed them without waiver during the early hours f today. The extraordinary of defense long considered i'm pregnable and in many places miles deep. The allied forces rapidly closing ill the remaining stronghos of the line in the vicinity of Laon.
 It is believed that the enenys losses for the day will into the tens of thousands and many hundreds of big guns will be taken and turned against their former CTS
 The allied forces have reached open country and are threatening the of Bolain, which is important transportation junction. The Americans about two miles from the town and are still going hard.
 In the Cambrai and the St. Quentin it is be- eved that the Germans have effective defense lines until they get behind their border and the allied troops anxious to keep them going while there is chance.
 HUNS PUT UP WEAK RESISTANCE.
 LONDON, Oct 9-The advance of the allied forces between St. Quentin and Cambrai is meeting with little sistance according the latest reports The Germans evidently withdrawing rapidly.
 The only part of the battle line where there is stiff fighting where the Americans have overhauled the stiff resistance The American losses heavy for they have lost less than half of the number of Germans which they have captured HUNS SMOTHERED IN DEUCE OF EXPLOSIVES WITH THE ANGI. O-AMERICAN ARMIES, Oct 9.
 1.-The Germans suffering tremendous loss in the fighting to the south of Cambrai and to the north of St. Quentin The way rapidly being opened to point where the allied armies will force the Huns the greatest retreat of history. The Americans playing small part in the defeat of the German armies.
 The advance of the Americans and British has smotf- tered the Germans under great deuge of steel and posives The Germans staggering if stunned by the terrific impact of the attack which is the greatest that has descended upon them. The Huns running from their guns with nothing with them but their clothes which their backs The Americans pursuing with great speed and have already taken number of guns of large cabre among which two complete field batteries and battery of heavy artillery which almost complete the missing gun being damaged to the extent of being worthless.
 TEN THOUSAND CAPTURED YESTERDAY.
 PARIS Oct 9-The allied forces on all fronts yes- terday took approximately thousand prisoners together with enormous quantities of materials. The Germans very hastily evacuating the Argonne which being partly surrounded by the hard fighting Americans who apparently much home the woods of France.
 HUNS BURNING MORE TOWNS.
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Oct o-The Germans are burning far of the battle lines according reports brought by air and reports from soldiers toned hs who say that they can plainly the flames lof more than dozen towns. /
 HUNS ARE LEAVING VERDUN BEHIND / WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-General Pershng rep orts that the Germans steadily being forced further and frh back from the of their desperate struggles Verdun. The Americans steadily advancing both sides of the Mouse river About three thousand prisoners were taken in yesterdays fighting and during the early morning the town of Gornay taken in spite of the heavy resistance of the enemy.
 CAMBRIA CAPTURED.
 LONDON, Oct. 9.-Afer having been at the gates of Cambrai for than week the British have forced and full possession of the city, It has been found that the Germans did much plagng before they left and many buildings burned
 Along the entire front to the south of Cambrai the Americans and the British have resumed the attack and progressing very rapidly against weakening resistance of the enemy.
 The British have captured the town of Forenvie to the southeast of Cambra and during the operations took about eight thousand prisoners. The German loss in material is great and has not yet been estimated NEW PREMIER OF TURKEY IS