The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30

The advance on Cambra is pressing in the north of the city that in very short time the Germans in the city will find themselves surrounded three sides and great danger of being trapped The city of Doua to the north being threatened by the the German salient in the l.ys reigon HUNS FIGHT DESPERATELY WITH THE AMERICANS NORTHWEST OF YER DUN, Sept 2S-With their backs to the edge of the Hndenburg line the Germans making desperate ef- fort hold off the Yankees. The increasing volume of fire indicates the determination of the Huns stick the last.
 A break in the German lines this point will be fatal Ito the present German positions in France and would u doubtedy lead general retirement from all of France and the greater portion of Belgium Such retirement would be in accord with the German their people that the rerements only strategic and not forced and would the loss of the confidence Oi the German people in the military leaders,
 The German troops are now massed in Cierses and zmont woods but the Americans have not yet made any attack upon the Notifications It believed that the Germans will be able withstand the shock of the Aner can attack. matter how force they be able Ito bring to face the Yankees. WEI. .FS CAPTURED BY SERBIANS LONDON Sept 28-The Serbians are pressing for ward rapidly the heels of the retiring 5ulgarians. At Vees the Bugarans attempted to and defend the i'm portant ortresses and base but the attempt was frus traed by the rapid advance of the allied forces who |so closely ntermnged with the Bugarans that fire the advance of the Serbans would have meant firing their troops.
 southern Serbia, and its fall the final crushing of the resistance of the enemy in that part of Serbia
 The allied forces rapidly advancing toward Is1kub the capture of which will practically take from the Bull garians the control of central Serbia. NEW OFFENSIVE BEGUN PARIS Sept. 28.-The allied forces have attacked to the north of Ypres wide front and the Huns have |already been pushed back for and half miles many points,
 The main attack in the offensive is being made by the Begians directly the south of the North One thousand Huns have been captured together with large quantity of materials which stored the front lines in the hands of the allied troops Heavy fighting is occurring in Belgium between Dix nude and Ypres both British and Begians taking very active parts in the fighting which is slowly but surely forcing the Huns back.
 Casualties the part of the allied forces heavy, according the first reports of the attack
 TANKS BREAK HINDENBURG LINE
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.-The Americans the and northwest of Verdun have broken the Hin denburg line with apparent effort their part though it is claimed to be strong stronger at this point than the points which the allied forces have found |so difficult to break.
 The Americans present facing of the inner lne which is reported be weaker than the Hndenburg line The line is called the Brunhde and parallel Ito the Hindenburg line for many miles FRENCH GET MANY HUN FLYERS PARIS, Sept 28--The French yesterday downed AZ |of the enemy arplanes and balloons with little loss themselves.
 AUSTRIANS TO AID BUI .GARIANS has ordered many troops rush to the aid of the Bugarians It is hoped that the Ausrians will arrive in time to change the entire situation