The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-09
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 SAl.ONlkl. June 2-The repor. is current in this city today that King Constantine. of Greece. has formed an alliance with the Seryian government and that the combined forces of the two nations will be sent against the Bulgarians. who are menaCing the recently acquired territory of Greece north of this city.
 It is understood that Serb soldiers are now enroute tu the Bulgarian frontier which separates that count try from Saloniki and addi,ionat troops are to engage the Buloar: at point farther to the North un. less Ferdinand agress to withdraw his army immediately from the ter. ritory claimed by Greece.
 Since the close of the war with Turkey. the Bulgarians have ep. deavored to extend their boundaries to the southward. and thus far the Greeks have been unable to check the advance unaided
 ROME. June 2.-The government has conceded the coast line of the former province of Epirus to the Greeks The Greeks already are in possession of the inland portion Of the province. having taken it iron, the Turks several months ago.
 ACTOR GOT HIS.
 LONDON. June -Annoucemem has been made that knighthood is to be conferred upon Forbes Robert son. the actor. in recognition of his exceptional ability and attainments. The ceremony Is to be performed tomorrow by the king. and will form part of the celebration of his majesty's birthday anniversary At the same time baronetcy will be conferred upon James Matthew Barrie. the novelst.
 STANDS READY TO DIE.
 LONDON, June 2.-Although but few days out of prison and hall starved as the result of her hunger strike. Mrs. Emmalne Pankhurst Is far from being subdued This was evidenced today at meeting Of militant suf1ragettes when letter from the leader was read to the as. sembled bomb throwers Mrs. Plank hurst. whose weakened condition pre- vented her appearance at the meet ing. appealed to her followers to continue the struggle for the ballot R eaFfhIaeeSf %% %% bht the eer5S s15S of of the the crusade. The letter said the leader of the movement stood ready to die for her comrades, and advocated any and all means to attain the desired end.
 The trial of Flora Drummond on the charge of melting disorders anG of the law was postponed today because of the serious condition or the defendant. She underwent a serious operation this afternoon and it may be months before she will be able to appear in court. It is generally believed the case will be dropped.
 TO PREVENT MASSACRE.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 2.--In to the numerous appeals for government aid which have been received from the Jews of the province of Kalisz the czar has ordered several companies of sol diers to proceed immediately to the threatened district to prevent the wholesale massacre which the re- ports state is about to take place
 The province of Kalisz. which is in the extreme western part of Poland, has been the scene of ire quent disorder during the past week. and the messages sent to the czar by the terror-stricken Jews declare that the protection of the government is necessary to prevent their extermination
 BRILLIANT EVENT.
 LONDON. June 3.-One of the most brilliant weddings witnessed in this country in several seasons took place today when Walter Mumm. the millionaire French wine and sporting king, married Florence ScOville, the daughter of a Kansas farmer The couple will make their home in France after they have toured the country on an tOnoy trip.
 ANOTHER CANCER CURE.
 COLOGNE. France. June 3.-Dr Otto Schmidt, prominent German doctor of this city, claims that he has discovered q positive cure for cancer D r. Schmidt occupies d prom nent place in medical circles and his announcement is attracting more than local attention.
 OXFORD BOATS BURNED.
 LONDON. June 3-Fifty boats he longing to Oxford university were destroyed by fire today, the outrage having been committed by the sui frasettes in honor of the birthday of the king. and incl dentally as a reminder of the fight winch is being made for the ballo.. A note found near the destroye toathouse explained the motive for the act
 WORTH $1.oo PER DAY.
 LONDON, June 3,-Wtth the death of Alfred Austin yesterday the cffice of poet laureate passed out of eX- istence, the king having announced today that he would not name sue. cessor to Austin. The office of poet laureate carried with 1t salary of $360 per annum.
 iich FLYING.
 VERSAILLES. France. June 3.-A new altitude record for airships was established today by Aviator Perre- yon. the wellknown brdman. who ascended a distance of 16,5O0 fee, 6uriDp oyhihitio, Nioht thic