The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-09-26

LONDON. '~eHH 3-=f3te wire The ~efbtau- have eel--a a - ..r rser and arc advancing tae Buearan a three aaa ' aaee heeu established lEer tar Nn #t#aH#e #- sfza. hgHE made along tHr Brez8Hte #Her
 ..e. ata the ar.ar rfsef .a"f a.1g- aa ..o .a.'.
 eaa main raad . I-aaa aa. been eal and .ag EaeaH la. C.s. ! number of zr1.f- a|.s#.= are =....9 . HaukHg attacks bs tfe allied #9H.g- fhr #.e# infantry # 6eaea s3t. a#e e.eaas aat rapidly r.aa#a- s#7 a5.e re-ts.'.e ' leg among '.s Hs.. -s.a#f Huns aaa Ea.aarfa#-
 STUBBORN ASSISTANCE 0NE FONT
 FFRf~ sept 3sIhr allied forces H Macedonia are Bulgarian .ro7ser afso#- astte o###ffe# = t"e banks .- far#af 1sef= the Ea.-aHaa- aHa.a breaking an6 #aa =s5##saa taa fftei without ans f#eT H5HtI#- z.a.#ea. e8a# fAsA fHe daughter sa- terrible ftIc aa.e. .e..4 grantee. ls either Idle HasrcH k .e-, strong ## #e ~ezHHr~ yerf anxious to aseuse fher many I#e 1earaat~- knowing t.at Hrt a1#= Hat bc he s... .He..s aa'g aft hs Hc serdaHs fighting bard escape #Hse aHs bo #a strong position oscraaztae #..r asH frontier s#d tae apparently determined aa #a.a #.. #ts faH #He azz of f#e =rraHsHa#z HH# 5aa =5a.. t.ef ga1alfz attacks o fHe -rr1ar. k .e.et.at a hHIeariaaz bad|s shattered md t.e H4aa aHlaa aa make sseeezz.s. -taad aa Easaa
 ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY. -sHt f1e set afHez azc Hf8erezzHa n a# araar~. even fHa1-
 aa= places .he resistance ot fHe eneHe haz greatly fe.-a# The fcIfeHg movement about @t Quentin oa .e-ee oi - ess he Ha- having delivered what were ssaz5.s -e -.=Htefzs# < =s-e tss5 e5.p'efeE in .#er aarr- he allied troops
 taaarea#.E The allied far.e- Macedonia Ha.a .r-es ztHt t+r bafao German afHA The allied laf.ee aat4. pressing aartaAa.d and the enemy ezcenl Er-s #-z points H5. retreat and having hard taHe a-a#aaHt ae#t.az equipment fae French afe aa both H-ae- s.e arIa1 and .safaatiE- a# f. af.trsHt sa-e EH ~er1lat- advancing ronar# t.o 7a #e.e- tf| .a.ar have easa a a6#e.sss~ tar aeI a5 nme
 BIG R.rKAuNT B1 HULGAWAN~
 #0\DoN Sept 25 The Bu'garau~ and Cernaue ase been efeaI a retire 2 miles southeast I-sur Fl. #=1eH tor1c~ have followed chem closely and have good chance at forcing scn thr Bulgarian hor ef Eae euttre southern Hurtlar 1t serbia fl e -aa#- gt fHe a#3ed forces
 IHsHeretraaf a ag Haa- and Bugaf- along inc rfIcr ErsHsNa roa# se @rlau~ captured thirteen of their sau3H= big 4aH- ana great number af ammunition zef- aH# at#sf materials
 The aHirH snpp trains have been following rcrg close -o fHat tHe troops stI readiness push home a #.#. .aHf8ee~ #H3eH faes hatc gained
 JN~IATfC Fk0Nf1
 LONDON Sept 25 The British sttaTa backed bN tac infantry have succeeded .a practically fH1latiHe large portion o5 t#e seventh Turkish army The enemy suffered very heavy losses IT killed and wounded before they -tarte# fHcIr retreat The number which the British hase captured nar eHe uelehlorHool 400Da and con ~tant4 increasing The Turks fleeing for their hTc~ aaA the British go wherever fheN get tacIr supplies without any interference fhe part ef the Turk, Two hundred and sixty e of the Turkish eH- o the hands 5 rHe British giving them superiority m artillery which -ufe crush resistance which rho Turk, =ee organizing from ter shattered reSuueat- and from ae reserves
 NEAR llrORTtN RAILROAD
 LONDON. Sept 25# The da~nug advance ot thr irush easaHrs has carried athia sart distance Fl lhe Important Amman Hea~ railroad in Palestine The Turks have e organized effective resistance a"d