The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-22
GERMANS MUST
 WIN OR LEAVE
 MARINE SALIENT
Master Stroke by Allies --Huns Driven to North of Marne--Berlin Tries to Make it Look Good--Over
 10000 Are Captured

WITH srHE AMERICANS, July 20-The Germans the W salient about to be cut off. They must retreat ght back the allies, for their entire line of com municat is threatened The allies have crossed their fire the junction of the railway which supplies the crown princess army, and unless the Germans successful n their efforts hold thousands of them will be either cut off forced to retreat As it is the Germans have got do much better fighting than they have shown them selves capable of doing numbers will fall into the hands of the allies It will take masterul retreat to escape and during the they lose very heavily because of the allied artillery, which is already sheing their only line of communication The advance of the allies along the SossonsChateau Therry line has brought them within range of this allmportant point Their artillery has just become active, and the Huns are frantic
 After the artillery fire started and great commotion noted among the Huns the allies the river started on stubborn drive The Huns resisted with every ounce of their strength and yet they steadily pressed back ward The allies have already gone half mile against this the fate that awaits him if he fails.
 At other points the fighting is light
 FRENCH DRIVE HUNS ACROSS MARINE
 PARIS, July 2O.-Of6cal- French troops attacked the German right flank to the south of the Marne with great violence The Huns exceedingly 10th to leave the hardwon ground but the French pressure could not be resisted and they gave way The French followed them rapidly and captured prisoners and practically all o the Hun supplies left they crossed the river All of the territory gained across the Marne by the Huns in their last offensive has been recaptured and the entire southern bank of the Marne in the possession o the French.
 in the attack which drove the Huns the north of the Marne has raised the total number of prisoners captured during the past three days to 2OOOO and over 4OO large guns have been captured
 MANY HUNS YET SOUTH OF MARNE-BUT
 LONDON, July 2O-Reuters agency reports that many Huns yet the south of the Marne but they are dead prisoners. The has been received from the French headquarters and is authentic
 A JOKE FROM BERLIN
 BERLIN July Ofhcial-The German military lead CTS admit that the allies have made costly gains to the southwest of Sossons the northwest of Chateau Tierry and along the Flanders front is believed that the thrust of the enemy the southwest of Sosson and the north of Chateau ierry which has been expensive stopped
 The Germans to the south of the Marne made won derul retreat and succeeded in getting the Marne river without being noticed by the allies
 100000 YANKEES IN THE FIGHT
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2O-General March states that 100000 Americans in the fight the Marne Aisne front The present offensive will be continued long it is possible force the Germans back without suffering casualties The time ripe for thrust which will cost large number of lives The big movement will be postponed until every possible preparation has been made.
 The present movement besides having threatened the Germans the Marne has caused great delay in the o fensve which the Huns about to hurl at the British Flanders For many days the British have been expect ing offensive in Flanders and recent discoveries substa ate their belief but the unexpected activity of the Franco