The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-07
Allies Are Outskirts of Camma and City Will Soon be Ceaedw Allies Get Big Concession from Bulgaria According Terms Am
 Itce Possible that Front May beEstabhhedmN North Tmkey Bel
 gans and British Capture Very Important Base in Western Belgium

LONDON, Sept 3O-The British are now in Cambra and the city practically in the hands of the allied troops The British made the final advance from the north reaching the city suburbs first the northeast and northwest sectors The present fighting for the most part in the streets and from house house. It is expected that the town will be reported having fired the city any marked and evidently resisting only that they cover their retreat.
 YANKEES, SWINGING TIDE OF BATTLE.
 BRITISH HEADQUARTERS ate Wire-Sept 3O The Americans who have arrived aid the British fighting like demons and rapidly etakng the lost ground The Yankees the gates of Ie Catee and with the battle cry of Lusania sweeping all before them The Americans afraid of nothing The Huns dumb founded the daring of the Americans who have rush ed into and through curtains o fire and have thrown the Huns from their guns turning the guns the fleeing ranks Such fighting here before and the British have adopted the method and with the Yankees all of the way.
 GREAT BASE REPORTED CAPTURED
 LONDON, Sept. 3O-As fitting finish to the greatest day date in the history of the excepting the day that the United States entered the the Begans reported have captured the important German base at Rouers which gives the Allies control of practically all of Belgium we'll Flanders
 The British troops who operating Belgium have captured the town of Gheuwe and have advanced to within miles of Menn. The important region of which lille is the the south of Menn almost fall with
 AMERICANS RESUME OFFENSIVE WITH THE AMERICANS TO NORTHWEST OFT VERDUN, Sept. 3O-Fghting was resumed this morning after very quiet night The American attack which made very large scale very stubborn resistance the part of the Huns and it is believed that they intend stand until the last the present line and they using conceivable effort to maintain their present positions When the Americans fully ready it is believed that they will break the German line with
 It is reported the Germans have s1eled the American field hospital Beincourt and that they have set afire
 HAND TO HAND FIGHT
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Sept. 30-The fighting at St. Quentin front extremely hard much of being hand hand The Germans being badly beaten but through pure stubbornness sticking through force of numbers Huge piles of German dead in plain sight of the aled troops having been killed by machine guns hand grenades and in hand hand fighting Many of the allied troops are busy buyng the German dead where advances have been GENERAL HAIG'S REPORT OF BRITISH ADVANCE
 LONDON, Sept. 30-Genera Haig reports that the British advance in the regions of St. Quentin and Cambra continuing against weakening resistance the part of the Germans The British have captured the villages of Thorigny Tronquoy and Conneeu which directly to the north of St. Quentin The Germans put up stubborn though losing fight and lost heavily in killed we'll as captured
 The French are making new attack between the Vesle and Asne rivers and far good being reported
 TANKS PREPARE FOR MORE.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O-The American troops are reported attempting any advance but having com peed their first quick rush preparing for another which the Huns are evidently fearing will fall any time and frequently they start tremendous artillery fire be- of false report that the Americans starting again Apparently the German leaders have decided that the only way stop the Americans get them they with terrific artillery fire Along with the heavy artillery fire the Germans making strong counters which are breaking before the American machine gners with terrible loss of life to the Germans
 The American forces consolidating before the German line of defense from the Mouse the Ae rivers The French aided by the Americans holding the lines to the of the Aise and also preparing for further ad REL. .-.t.
 BIG BREAK IN VON HINDENBURG IF>yT;.g
 LONDON Sept. 30-The British to the northwest of St. Quentin have broken the Won Hndenburg line front of than eight miles and depth of more than miles. The German resistance desperate and huge number of the enemy fell before the line broke The British are using the German supply pits which bomb proof for storing their supplies
 BIG ADVANCE IN FLANDERS .. t