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The daily Alaska citizen., September 26, 1918, Image 1
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THE DAILY ALASKA CITIZEN
;-i • \i 1 i h'! <5 /ML iSDNH'MfSERVICE
_ - —— ■ . ..— .— '*■ 1 1 111 ..—-—
i MKBANKS, M \SK A Hl'KS! W \fnkNL\r,, Sept 2fi. 1V]S WHO) . \ h m /
BULGARIAN ARMY IS SPLIT BY ALLIES
. . •
DESPERATE EFFORTS GERMANS
TO SAVE ST. QUENTIN ENDING
COMPLETE MISERABLE FAILURE
j.i >N!>ON Sept 2 The Hritt-h t- ► >•
inf the (traces
fighting 1- 'Kiurimg in the viemi?) of Criantr at -•
i in tait 11 -• -In g *>n . \ .;
tempted t«» counter against the ever tig tftung
j si - \ «ofi-idcrahle advance wn- made ti«ia> m tni aiJic
in the vtcmitv of t • ri* ‘ >utt. ui the most nolo >}e
that of defeating the Herman at tack vine
shaking loose tin allied forces Tin u tor. > •' ' ' r ; ‘ 1
wav to the i ontinuation of the a it i ad a:
m R! IN A PM i : I >1- II \ I
BKRI IN. Sept 25 ‘ hi i.t
■ ie p,t .it St Quentin, the t. 1 force- • • . •
mam part of the ctt> of St Querni*
erv determined in tiieir attacks .u ; '•
H All . S R1*. 1 f )I
( t \, ! m i \ Selit 2'
lmmedlatch t • the vve-t oi St Q)u« ■ '
o" a t e r r 11 lie fight. Iittt ha ‘a-Wct to ' 1 ai
(ri*rn i«i11 - fffif'lt* rrtu* a #
.i- :htA \u-Tf rcjHi ■ I
t ,1 R M A NS I 'R 1 PA R I TO iA U'l ATI T ’
\MSTEKP\M Sept \ ant - '
patch -tate- that the rnitiam a < ■ - • • • 1 - I
city ot Met/ on a count o’ it- hnnbar hnent in r Vn.-r ,
an- The martv reports -! *v, that * * .ire a
as it i- calculated ?>• the Herman leader
BRITISH TAKE ONI TIB U'S AND Hi \
! t )Npf IN. Sept 25 The Briti-e " «'p
« . , f \», . * ,, . . 1 y ¥ < , * i
! ic iiircc* in\c sdi ' yucimn U'U i *4|m
the Him- t>.gether with a huge t iimlwr »t tn;i
;. . m fill ct rough j< • r • :?:*••1 mac r gm
i • .r -o long barr* i tin wav of ;tu Bnti-I'
HI N COI NTER h'AII.S
P ARIS, Sept 25 T i ' H rtnati • ountet .i-'
' Cte%we-!ern end <1 f ' < mu de--Pame- ft d- m
' iriri The ! :• ■ • had recent!) ••• a
e and the Hut w ere determined , > m
carried on a ne t harrage i*etoi e e
.1 * . . ,i . *
am o.m H I...
t <art i 1 k*!«iic I fir trcru . t*v
GENERAL FOCH TELLS THE
REPORTERS OF THE ACTUAL
CONDITION OF THE ARMIES
1.(>NI >ON, Sept - ' (• i< ■ .1 i -i . di' ki
with. i ;i-\s'! ,i] icrtnui ui) • inch. l.i' riven < :
iii't Tucs*!av and gave wunr very valuah.v u to>
fetm'.g the course 1 the war
The genera! state- that tin Unit'1 .<:• ■
' ever been and that it in- ■ - • :
ni it- eariv !u"i' winch 1 been '■1 di-pi i - :: n> 1
P.ntish In iliscu"ing tlu Arm-mar
are 'p.> • • 11< 1 ate! t! .it word' tai ’ i* t ii - ti e
gallantrv with wliicl tliev fig: • m the bed! , - • t
ot the \ mem am are arriving at t e front e .-rv
tliev have already -wnng Tt ba tin e oi }»>v. • t it t; • *t • • •
the allied nations, and the men now atm mg r>
hastening the dowmail oi t! i Hum
him 1 onsidets the hrenvh army ti.e
armv tiiat it was in P>14 and eapalile >: a- rear
now as at the heginning
idle Germans are had.:', shaken h i eoi -id.er.
capable oi holding out tor -ome lime 1 he leadei • "
think that the allied tomes can reach the Rhine urn h ha’«
hut much territorv mav !«• covered Ik*tore the him ram
prevent the forward movement on a large i.i.<
•ighters have readied the res? and art now on thi down h:’!
pull, hut tlie more impetus that tin supporter <> ■
an add tlu- better it will go I’veryotte t- ■ a’ . d m ■
hid}) eru'li the fiendish militarism ot the <vi " -
which are now within the grasp ot tin allied am
C.IRMAN M< »k.\l i ST I i 1 Cm >! >
\Mi RICAN Hl.AlxjC MMT.Rb. Sept J < -
information gathered by the American tntellig • • ' :.
does not indicate that the morale oi t; v Germat u \ a
broken down \ cording to the oft et - who a t vinm <
the prisoner' lev. »a\ tiiat thev are glad that tie. at i '
ttired am! that they are tired ot fighting I e ' v
admit -iii'li a state have beet: under tv* ntn ‘ir<
.lav- and are praetii a IK nervous wreek- i in -at ' :
might Ik- true of the allied fig ter- who have umU r 'gone
similar strain and t' no indication of the niorab- ot t e
C.erman army.
INFLUENZA IS
STILL RAGING
NKW YORK 2b Thi**.* they
n*-w of Sp&n<»h Jnrtu*nxa
• rrp iod*y in th** *rmv
camp* t hr r**i»or? b*-in*
! the surgeon k* n♦ r«i. f • J* .
which ha • • h* » i» • ;*•!*• d numh*
112 Thirty mi *f th* death* ir* ’*
; jwrtH from Ini < r;♦
rarnp Ms!l> and ♦“.£ 'otn < amp l>* v
*n- Newport N*»w .p •»- that
there w*-r* 21 d*-ath- n ’h*- -** :;!
naval diatrlct Th»- f'nm: M* ad*
Maryland nil' h-»rit * d . "
then- if** r.«Ki can*** of th. dl *•■«*«•
!h «T**
ALLIES DECIDF
FATE OF HUNS
ON OCTOBER 15
RUSSIANS ARE
MAKING A MOVE
TO REORGANIZE
DRAFT LOTTERY
iS NEXT WEEK
.illv i- > .iw, ting th»- i '««
LIBERTY LOAN
OUTLINED BY
WASHINGTON o t S* i>\ .
St'C ; • fail » M ! MI
fourth i.sb* *tT> • •. i is *li • • j
ill all add8 • - i«» “ >* • ■ i> lit
mote fa' } .ijrrti !•“' liilf of t fa* i-\ t • it
number <*! at^» nu n u> fa* u fa;* fa d
m * fat* n* \f l* * month
li^ur i- !<» : uti I * *'Bt > j> ♦ as . Hi**
KQV* 1 nmclif ?* 1 Mb*: « ' igfai fa»
n . n. %». v.» , .... . ,s. \ ui
>m- billion *■:.-■ fa* 1 .in : d
Hu S.tii Fr.il. * » • «I ’; = * •
ijuufrt n* 4*t*i * d at fa -i. hiHiili l! tsd
j ! W u dllt'fl do!'.* s +
SPAIN SIGNS A
TRADE TREATY
WASHINGTON I* S. p’ .
Th* Sj^nWh \ v • ; . .n **h;, j.:! afad
treaty i;a*» fa*** n * t * ? • i ?«l * - •
»i! ami -urn* <1 b> both fa* ' * * I ’ *
treaty i* miliar to tho** • u*t«n»
with other Kur*iji« an natfauu*
At far* * f»t Holland * th» «»nly
nation of Kurof • which i not a
trad*- fn-aty with th«- f’tu**<1 Slat*
and a lari?** nutish* ■ if f} ♦ Ibitch
are \*-r> favors bit- to it T; c
*]U*ition of tfi* embargo which ha-*
been t*U« »-d on th* Du!rh *’di* * '» in
the way of a !s*at> at j*r* eot
BULGARIANS FIGHT DESPERATELY ON THEIR OWN BORDER
BUT THE ARMY IS BROKEN INTO NUMBER GROUPS WITH
MANY COMMUNICATIONS CUT; THE BRITISH CAPTURE 40,000
TURKS AND 265 LARGE CALIBRE CANNONS IN PALESTINE
f
{.ON I MIN, Si pt J; I ,»i • wire The Serbian * ha\r
it.)'-, : ■ he \ „ >»r mer ami are advancing to the Ihilirannn
The a in : t »*siiti; t* to the northw c-f of tlfadsko
' ! 'hr, ,■ !e iliji Ii9\ 1 *<•>•!! , -• )!> !-•'<• I met the rn t
• h< r-. ,t I, .ir;.- rl i Brejj , h nt
•' jw - into the \ ardar river tour mile* to t <* sett!
■ *t ot t .radsk »,
Th,- main road »o !*httl) ha- been rut ami the Bulyari
i ' • < ■ -her • •' ’ ■ ■ .*• .1 • •
• to ‘ink- j attack- In t'«<- allied tor,,
d tt: niffy* t* in touch w it I > tin- ettetm and i* rapidK
iim - i... BeYan.it -
STIBBORN Kl'SIST\NO ONI I'OIVI
I'Ak'l' Sept 2' The allied force* m Ma>< ia an
o nt' ri e -tttolxutt fe*i*t;u e at onh one place alone the
tin .. o trot ■ r l it! ton- Ni’Htti; <« , urri ! •• the ha: k
t ; S ir tar i\ er. the Be man* finally breaking amt
• . -v.inmut'; the river i ihoot itu ot their I tun
tt i then: • The aiii-’ ier a- terriliU-. little!
; 111s • it .. o uited K\ either *tde Hatred is \ eri stmnp
: * .. Serbians are very anxiuu* to aiettye their mam-j
The B djpiriati*. known,o that thrv will not !«• he
ve e; i title dealt with he the Serbian*, are hsjhtuiL* hard I
I i < • are ito m *tronjT po*ition o\ ei.kt; .
ir .\ : l: out er and U ippan titI\ determined to h<
• at ,t< . . i - tor tlte i. - ot the TFtHl >1'- wo of> •
! that the Bulgarian - are to- > Kadis -hattet- I .ml t ••
a tom *upplii to make a sttcce-*fn! -land at tin- *<*«» •
VSSOCIAfKD 1‘KF.SS Sl'MMAKY. Sept Tie
ted at' tie- . ve proffre**nt'. on a trout*, even ilmtipl
at mo * place* the resistance o! the enemy has itreatly in
re cd The ifcirclintt mm• mi m alxitir St (htentin t* on
' ■ t j. ;s-. thi Hut having delivered what were
w* a.»iU'>*,.rr. .. 1 .t, * ! I'.li'rit'k it
V lie allied troops
v| i•:.t • '-'K • N allied fon.es in Macedonia have otn j
• • , . -iih' • . I ■i _ i i;m-tii"m;i!i ;irm\ I ’ .r a died tot.,
tt .a id j>rc»- i ■ 1 rt1 \va I amj the et.um except at ...
, r\ ii tt | • .hit- • in full retreat and is ha my a html • itm
. ■ . t >i . a . ‘o , i puipim tr flu I retie; at e o Hit!'
he r.- o: t'hi V. ■ ' o .md art • ereoirm-.: all re*i- i.f . < b it!
>«-rbtat are .«dva«c-ing tow.i* t
- y
I'.M, k! ; ik*!•;mi n i in nn <. mo \\s
i )\|)ON i - -i 2.' The lUiIi'uri-m ,r I < ■•n.r
.. <• • -h . 1 ! i. retire !<■ 2' nnlr- -nut! i a -t ot I'skup
: > . <•<] tor m • i\i followed them elosclv an-! ,t\- a
et >. . • s1.1 ■ Isa; , e ot forcinu i em across the Utilitarian ’«»t
'1 * e * -1 i 11 r« southern portion o' Serbia t- now m tl e
ai i- i! ! v aid! forces
1 ■ r ivtrc.v o' ' - II;: a! >! Bulbar' alone; the I 'r i ’ < * •
Orad-ko road F - erhiait' i apt tired thirteen ot then n
•u.iimtii; hi" l, " and a on ' i timher ot umntMtutio! w a
pi and otln ■ materia!'
d e a Hied MippU trani' hav e heen follow inj* \ erv eio-e
o that Fa u-Kip art- 'till in readiness to push home ad
"• .iiitaivs w !-!«•!• thev have gained
( \SI \TH' FRONT)
, * >ND< )N. Sept 25 1 in British avah v hacked hv
list intaiitrv a>c 'UCvecdvd in prarticallv annihilatin'.; a
ar „> joiriion o! tin- 'event! I urkidi artnv The etiemv |
'Uttered vetv iaavv losses m killed and Wounded be tore thev
-tarted t’nen retreat I*Ilf nuinher vvhieh the Britt -h have
aptered is nmv in the neiijhlxirhmMl ot 4<»«) and is con
• ■ aii' \ mcrea'iny. 1 he ItiiK- are th etnj; tor tlieir Ine
and the Briti'it an ia> vv hen et thev »an i;et their -upphe .
without am tnterteremv on the part of the lurks fwo
itt! died and six tv live of the Turkish "nn- are in the hands
-1 * >h< British, ittv im.• them a iperioiiu m arttllerv wtiieii
I- -lire to i rush am rc'istan.c whteli the lurks mav 'iir
red r orjtam/!ii;4 ft out 11 -« ii -l.atici cd regiment- and trout
it* ! cs(T \ t*v
\ \K I M I’t )RT \\T T Ml k( > \ I >
| t ).\ |)( >\ Sept 2: fhe da-himt advantc o tF>
British cavalrv 11.a- anted F em to within a short distance
I foe - ;.o|! tni \minaii lit has railroad in 1‘alc'tinc I he
l inks have not vet organized am etlertive rc'j'tanc* anti
.ire still fleeing __
DRASlIC MEASURES MAY BE
l )0PTED TO STOP EPIDEMIC
OF THE SPANISH INFLUENZA
BOSTON. Sept 25 1 utrtmt the last ten days 44.
person' have died from influenza and 150 from pneumonia
I , Bn' it\ alone It; many iu-tanee' the influenza i' rapidlv
runninjj into pneumonia lector' anti nurse' are vvorkintt
tvertime am! the many volunteer' are all kept bu>\
I lurinjj the la't twenty f»»iir hours SO death' from in
i tltteti/a and pneumonia have heen rejiorted from Camp
y
I 'i v i ll' ii- this stale t .' t- ■ at
soMieri
I >1S» \M STIJ I st *K t VI »I V
\\ \SH I.V.TON i t* Sej
that tttliuen/a t* prevailing m J1
tfler \ ■ n.• tin- stare nthc t •
I he iroveriiitr * * * M;i* ha
I ’• • >n !a it,.; 'ii :•
places i.it amusement He Bin .
'or all pubh meetu to l« ; -<. 1 »-•
ill 'i •.(i * ascs hi annv ct ; an
GERMAN CANCF.FFOR PFF.VFD
AT HIS OWN INSIGNIFICANCY
\ MS I I:R I > \M Sept
I ler l imy. in an a<htre>>- lx lore - 1
plainet! ot the « . \ in which, ! ‘i t a- -
him He -tale- that but lit tie ai.et
ill' acipue* erne in tout ot the jwnn *
•ii iaiii tjoun Hi the peace «
Up tile lll'tot \ o! file all all . tat! ,
a' noum e«l Sit' an ream nt !<• r | ' ii
' S 1*0 hat! • < : 'aken m\ <f • •
(•it a! -tiuitta- in ills own •• ip. '
.ere11 'tilisiactor:
I ler' i me into that e tv r
••-•••* ‘• ii tin- jitotm t»«>n of the 'tualT i a!i •
I ait Uiiln uluai tit* a.Hiiamt : • r t a S
■rial atteiit in uoukl haj e to l*e pai , »
that part' r part ot ati> treat) \
He ■ _ ■ that the 'll!>t- . . » •
tV • t- < t
• t int t lo • HiiihUtlg operation* The n:-> • . A
en at troops i* lattneH in lx . rea: f
, ■ - - -. .......
SUFFRAGE VOTE
IS VERY MUCH
IN DOUBT NOW
WASHINGTON !* 1
Th* out oiii* »f th* *»■*fta • op.
woman ■oiffiag* * in - • •ion!**
than auv arlio.fi which i t b* * n
tak'-n hi •■ongre-.* for .* numb.
> * ai It i 1 * that an • -no
!iii!U- crowd will b* *«n hand forme
.i\k when th*- on - lirmu'r
Up, and a* a r*-**t||l pr*-p-*f-»
tlfitif ha'* »* b* • r mad** f*»f f i>« a
mod at lor. '*f ttm ■ 11 * *' s n ’ ’ •
leri*^
hat'ri !*'p*'0 -few lha? H.'f d
at** claiming victory, and * *uh
will b** so i it*** that ' • i:*;huo»i
Ht :un b> ?h* io.-‘i*inhi«*'! p*
way it the o'htt-r will -wa> »!.*• *oic
f’reiKHit ... ons bv th* w • who
have b* *■ * g* d ''i* -»-n« o»i j *•• dor*
much to injut* their * a a * *rd a
f * p*-tition ‘if th* furm**i d* m
-i*ii's wOi umhHjht* dly h«* ,if •
NET LOSSES OF
CANADIANS ARE
NOW PUBLISHED
OTTAWA Sep? 2' ! ’ * '
.'*4 of th.- Canadian ove,*-a uni\
t arv fore**.- in Kngiand c.d Kr »m •
'»» August 1 have b* <’H puh!: ••! at
number. HCe«M<1iRg to »h* *fh« « *
|H»rt 11 VOsti The Agut* *' *f
all loasiMi including dead from j «
ft ****** oi In «ctiotl injured n- 'r • n nr
wounded and prison* r»
MRS JOHN A CLARK IS
HOME FROM LONG TRIP
Arriving on the Helmut**
da> Wa M John A t htik and
two -uie from an extended -C
to the State; Mrs Clark t.- much
improved h> her )*»urn«*v A sarin
welcome »a« given her t»> man>
friWdft t*n 1 <r arrival n • • • ' '■
Mr Dark me* the jar* a Tanai*
and made the trip up with them
A* the beginning music w«* very
Simple th* tlreek music being hut
the melodic accompaniment to the re
[citation of poetry
CONFERENCE AT
BERNE STARTED
MONDAY ! \CT
wvnsY
I'h* A r
i-uRfepeftr. art*d ! V
th* 8*
Pf«u •
- \ J>" r*i) O »f
h* abb- o irntf
Ox* nxcb.uu- pf ; : r.‘. :
b »* f v» ■ • • n f : • • ; t.
WIRE CUlTlNG
IS AN OFFENSE
AGAINST G"VT
\\ \SHIV.P ‘N
Tliv bon hi* h.i- i * • . w * h
♦•liibfi/! ii . • mm* r. -mi -
thus** of th. »• l. -'E .15A t • ’• s
lil:^ «Hi< I; • ! -« -ii '
Tin! 1 ! r h* |f. * »
...
f♦*(1 *•; h 1 v- r, . * !•• : • n«1 a 1
to b*- in hn‘ * * uni
l hi . nd t»f !;t tt.t!
MINERAL BILL
SENT SFNATF
iy m_j a 1 ■ <4 s +
W.\8*I!NOT« »N l» « 8i*pi :T.
Th** « <Utf»‘t * lin • * jM*r ’ ■ On ;
miatettafhin «**n’ t..
adopted h> O.n hi* ! « n» '•*
thi si'it.t'f Th* bOt viiil pn>\f«1
for th*- xijvt£i nruen* «nittrol of -*|l
of th* min* h! but it*! .tid * <*( 1 • ’.
whbh nr* b* itiK <ott :*!« >• d ill *
different »a> and * I»I n** P ‘ ik* n
up .\* !h** pr*-r** nt !jj*i * *t»**nar*
that th* i-nat, will an * ; ! th*
port and that th* bill will b* in 0 -
hands of Oh* Pr» Md^nt b* lor* *
♦ nd o? th** »**k

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