The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-10

surrendered but refused raise their hands or lay down their arms.
 The morale of all the Germans that have been made prisoner by the Americans is extremely ow they expressing themselves as being utterly sick and tired of the
 GERMANS ADMIT NOTHING
 PARIS, June 7-Berin as yet refuses to disclose the important fact that American troops Chateau Thi erry That they successfully keeping this bit of very in eresng from the German troops is evidenced by the that the Germans who have been made prisoner de- clare they told that the troops opposing them British These prisoners say that they had absolutely knowledge of the arrivals of the Americans this front. The Germans claim that they have captured 5oOOO prisoners since May 27 This is not believed by the allied commanders to be correct it is not thought that this number have been lost.
 NOON SUMMARY
 ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY, June 7.-Strik- ing along the line where the advancing hordes of Germans launched their heaviest blow few days ago, northwest of Chateau Therry in the direction of the Ourcq river the American marines fighting bravey with the vaent French troops pushed back the tip of the salient that had been driven by the Huns in their mad rush to the Marne The village of Torcy, about and oneha miles to the northwest of Chateau Tery has been captured by the allied troops They battling desperately for the of Bus scre and Boureasches, which lie in the close vicinity The American troops made successful advance of two miles along three-nle front the face of the strong German defense
 BRITISH CASUALTIES
 LONDON June 7-The British casualties for the week ending today includes POS officers that have been either killed in action died of wounds The deaths among the enlisted have toaled 4258 Seven hundred and fifty three officers either wounded or missing while the total of that carried thus the casualty list is 27,425
 GERMANS REFUSE ATTACKS
 BERLIN, June 7.-Offcial-The allied attacks that launched against the German line north of the Aisne and along the northwest of Chateau hierry have all been repulsed The allies have made gains these sectors, although their attacks have been very vicious.
 OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL.
 PARIS, June 7.-Offcial- the main battlefropt of the German advance toward Paris the attacking American forces gained valuable ground the line between Iorcy eeau and Boureasces The local operations of the French troops the line of Noyon highly successful Attacking the enrenched enemy north of Montddier the French troops captured the villages Lepor and Vnly Hill 2O4 also captured by the attacking troops The fight ing in this very fierce, and this ground gained only by the persistence of the French troops
 In the village of Blghn the British in heavy counter attack reganed the footing they had previously lost to the enemy In this assault the British inflicted very heavy losses the Huns both in prisoners taken and in killed
 FRENCH SUCCESSFULH
 LONDON June .-O6cial-Near Locre five miles southwest of Ypres the French again conducted successful operations against the enemy Gains of importance made by the French troops in these operations Before the terrible assault of the Frenchmen the Germans forced retire.