The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23

DENBURG LINE PIERCED IN MANY PLACES
 LONDON, Sept. l8.-General Haig reports that the great pressure which the British troops have been exerng to the northwest of St. Quentin is showing results in that it is breaking down the German resistance Today the British forced the Germans back for distance of three miles the northwest of the town and already over oOoO prisoners have been taken The towns of Fresnoy ePet Ponturet Berhucour, Leverguer, Hargicour Epehy Wei ziere and many other small The resistance o the Germans very stiff, but the long continued attacks ot the British had weakened them that they could not with stand the final assault of the British, which made in large numbers and with magnificent courage
 ATTACKS MADE SIMUI ITANEOUSlY
 LONDON, Sept 18.-In the attack to the northwest of St. Quentin the British troops scored advance of from and half to three miles hfteen-mile front. At the time that the British made their attack the French made attack long front to the south The British captured the of Hargcour and almost surrounded the town of Epehy The first of the British advance cap tured l,5OO prisoners The Hindenburg line crossed points, Viere and Gouzeaucourt, the depth to which the line crossed being stated in any of the reports. At another point the British reached point mile distant from the line from which the Germans ed in March. The British captured four of consd erabe size
 FRENCH ADVANCE AT SAME TIME
 PARIS, Sept l8-Ofical-The French army the right of the British and before St. Quentin advanced the time that the British rushed forward The towns captured by the French have yet been reported but the advance made sx-nle front to depth of one and quarter miles
 
 BERLIN, Sept 1.-Offcal-It is admitted at the mi- tary headquarters that the British have advanced between Hargicourt and Omgan rivulet. The German troops now making some strong counters against the British
 BRITISH CAPTURE TEN THOUSAND
 LONDON, Sept 19-General Hag reports that the British have captured 10000 Huns in their drive ward St. Quentin from the northwest An enormous num- Der of machine guns and sixty big guns were captured from the Hun who stuck their guns until forced flee Many were captured before they could destroy their supplies and orders.
 FRENCH FI.ANKING ST QUENTIN
 PARIS, Sept 18-Oficial-The French troops to the southeast of St. Quentin have been forcing the Germans back and are gradually encircling the stronghold They have already reached the outskirts of Benay The important entirely in the hands of the French and Castrcs to the northeast of Conescour has also fallen. The advance is still continuing
 HUN COUNTER FAILS
 PARIS, Sept. lS--The Germans last night launched a counter against the French positions the northwest of Sancy miles the northeast of Sossons The French positions at this point threatening large DOT ton of the German line the north and the Huns are tempting to relieve the pressure All of their attempts met with failure.
 HUNS FAII, TO MOVE YANKEES
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Sept. 18-On the Tor rane front the Germans made desperate against the Americans to the of Mosele river and the point where the Americans nearest Metz The Am erican artillery worked havoc among the German infantry which was making the attack Huge numbers of the Ger killed and the line of their hasty piled high with dead The American gunners let them get we'll advanced toward the American positions before they really started rapid firing.
 BIG ADVANCE IN MACEDONIA
 PARIS, Sept l8-Ofhcia-The allied forces in Mace donia have penetrated to depth of four and half miles fteenme front and captured 4OO0 prisoners together with considerable equipment
 HUNS AID BULGARIANs WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 18-The Serbian off, cia report that German troops have been placed the Bulgarian frontier aid the Bugarians in their fight with the allied forces Both Germans and Bugarans have been put flight and 4000 prisoners taken Fifty guns and an enormous of materials captured by the allied forces
 CZECHS CAPTURE PERM
 PARIS, Sept. l8-Dspatches from Vladvostok state that the CzechoSovak forces have captured the city of Perm and have driven the Boshevik forces far beyond