The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30
THURSDAYS REPORT OF THE WAR

LONDON, Sept 25.-I.ate wire-The Serbians have crossed the Vardar and advancing the Bulgarian frontier The main crossing the northwest of Gradsko and three bridges have been established the An advance is also being made along the Bregalnz river which flows into the Vardar river four miles the south west of Gradsko
 The main road to Ishtb has been and the Bulgar- an army is now cut into number of groups which are susceptible to lankng attacks by the ale forces The allied infantry is in touch with the enemy and is rapidly Overcoming what little resistance is left among the badly beaten Huns and Bulgarians.
 STUBBORN RESISTANCE ONE POINT
 PARIS, Sept. 25.-The allied forces in Macedonia are encounering stubborn resistance at only place along the Bulgarian frontier Furious fighting occurred the banks of the Vardar river the Bugarians finally breaking and equipment with them The slaughter terrible little quarter being granted by either side Hatred very strong and the Serban are very anxious to avenge their many wrongs The Bugarans knowing that they will not be be very enenty dealt with by the Serbans fighting hard to escape They holding strong positions overlooking their frontier and apparently determined to hold them at cost for the loss of the stronghods would much of their country to the attacks of the Serbans It is believed that the Bugarians badly shattered and far from supplies make successful stand this point
 SUMMARY
 ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY. Sept. 25-,rhe allied armies progressing all fronts, though at most places the resistance of the has greatly in creased The encircing movement about St. Quentin is the of the Huns having delivered what apparently their best counters and have failed completely their efforts to stop the allied troops.
 Apparently the allied forces in Macedonia have com
 
 are rapidly pressing northward and the enemy except very few points is in full and is having hard time to save any fighting equipment. The French both banks of the Varda and overcoming all resistance with apparent The Serbians advancing toward the city of Vees and far have gained all objecves far ahead of time.
 BIG RETIREMENT BY BULGARIANS
 LONDON, Sept. 25-The Bulgarians and Germans have been forced retire 25 miles southeast of Uskup The allied forces have followed them closely and have a good chance of forcing them the Bulgarian bor Corhf %1,o hands of the allied forces.
 In the of the Huns and Bulgars along the Prep Gradsko road the Serbians captured thirteen of their maning big guns and great number of ammunition wa gons and other materials.
 The allied supply trains have been following very close y that the troops still in readiness to push home all advantages which they have gained.
 (ASIATIC FRONT)
 LONDON, Sept. 25.-The British cavalry backed bv the infantry have succeeded in practically annhilating large portion of the seventh Turkish army The enemy suffered very heavy losses in killed and wounded before they started their retreat The number which the British have captured in the neghborhood of 10000 and is con santy increasing The Turks fleeing for their lives and the British go wherever they get their supplies without interference the part of the Turks Two hundred and sxyve of the Turkish guns are in the hands ot the British giving them superiority artillery which to crush any resistance which the Turks may sc ceed in organizing from their shattered regiments and the reserves. NEAR IMPORTANT RAILROAD
 LONDON, Sept. 25.-The dashing advance of the British cavalry has carried them within short distance of the important Amman Hedas railroad in Palestine The are still fleeing