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TURKEY WOULD TRADE
 TERRACE FOR MACEDONIA

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The Daily Tele. graphs Belgrade correspondent wires:
 "In diplomatic circles here 1t is as. serted that Turkey proposed to Bull gara an understanding on the follow. ing lines:
 Turkey would send her army through Thrace and reconquer Mace donia and Albania, returning the whole of Thrace with Kavala to Bulgaria on condition that Bulgaria would renounce any claims in Macedonia. Gen. Say. off, it is added. accepted, but the Sofia government refused, finding the plan dangerous and very difficult of reali- zation."
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PARCELS POST IS
 PROVING PROFITABLE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-That the parcel post will more than pay it's own way is beyond question, according to officials of the Postoffice Department
 While Postmaster Geenral BurleSon will not predict surplus for the fis- cal year, which ended June 30, other officials of the department insist that there is no possible doubt on that point. They go further and declare that a surplus of approximately $1O,- 900, 900 is a certainty, due largely to the establishment of the parcel post.
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SULzER "UNFII
 TO HOLD OFFICE
0 0

ALBANY, N. r., Oct. 10.-"MOraliy unfit to hold oilicc," is the character zation of Gov. Sulzer that sums iE. few words the position of Judge Al ton B. Parker, States chief counsel, in his speech for the prosecution be. fore the impeachment court today. He denounced Sulzcr for giving the impress sion that it was his wife and not he who used the contributions to the gub- ernatorial campaign.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
 TURNS DOWN COMMITTEE

BOSTON, Oct. 10.-That he might finds his freedom of action as Cover nor, if elected, seriously embarrassed if he accepted the help of the present Republican State Committee, was one of the reasons given by Congressman Augustus P. Gardner, the Republi' can candidate, fer declining to allow the State Committee to run his cam paign.
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GERMANY POSSESSES
 BIG RADIUM DEPOSIT

BERLIN, Oct. 10.-A most important deposit of uranium and pitchblende, from which radium is extracted, has been found on the German side of the Erzgebirge, a range of mountains be- tween Saxony and Bohemia. Appar- ently the deposit is an extension of the one on the Bohemian side which has hitherto been one of the principal sources of supply.
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ASKS CONGRESS FOR s2o,ooo

Gov. J. F. A. Strong today re. Ieived the following telegram from Hon. Albert Johnson, Representa- tive to Congress from the Second District of the State of Washing ton:
 Have asked Congress for twen- ty thousand for Nome. Would ap. preciatc telegram from you en. dorsing appropriation and stating necessity for same. Rush an. swer."
 The Governor immediately re. piled as follows:
 Strongly endorse appropriation twenty thousand dollars by Con. gross for relief Nome sufferers. Half of town washed away and many people ruined and in need"
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ilEXICAN REBELS KILL
 CAPTIVES AT TORREON

MEXICO CITY, Oct. l0.-TorrcOn, which has ben under seize for many weeks and declared to h" impr@ @gnablC, was captured yesterday by revolution ists. It is claimed that they maSsa- cred all the Spaniards.
 Priyat" dispatches received later to- day confirm the reports of the fall Of Torreon. They say that 115 SpaniardS were massacrei by the rebels under the leadership of the notorious Fran cisco Villa.
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The collections are HOW rapidly ap. prOachiug the $2,VUV mark set at last nights meeting Ol the Commercial cub as the amount that must be raised in Juneau and be sent to Nome Tor the rCilcl of the flood victims. AL three o'clock this afternoon the col iCcuOnS reached d tOital Oi $i,33S. lhls vas wired to Nome.
 Mayor Carter, Deputy Marshal llec- tor Mclean, City Clerk w. T. Lucas, anu Dayld EpStcyn, who comprise the colnniltce appointed by President John Rcck of the Commercial! club, have worked hard ever since early morning, visiting nearly every DuSl- ness house in town. 1t is believed that many people m Juneau do not realize the urgent need that cOnirOnts the people of the stricken city, aud the demand for quick action. The work Oi raising funds will continue until there is no further call for it.
 More than five hundred dollars was raised in less than five minutes at the Juneau Commercial club meeting held iu the council chambers last night, and before the meeting was over more than $500 was pledged.
 Four committees consisting Of one Elan each were appointed to go be- for thc people Of Juneau and bring 'hc amount up to at least 5000 this morning or as much more as can be had. Gov. j. r. A. Strong will make arrangements to have the money ca bled tO Nome without cost.
 The metmg was called by Presi- dent John Rcck immediately on hear ing Of the pressing need of the flood sufferers OG Nome. The metinS was not largely attended but it was the most enthusiastic meeting that has been held in Juneau for many days. There vas a unanimity Of opinion that spells success in any undertaking. President John Reck, Mayor Carter, Gov. Strong, Emery Valentine and others made brief remarks and the meeting be- came busy. 4 motion was made that the committees be appointed and sub. SCriptiOn papers be circulated through out the town this mOraing with the iAra oE raising all that was possible i'm mediatcIy. Emery Valentine antici- Datin& the action that would be taken brought forth two subscription papers already prepared. President Reck raid that those who were present might avail themselves Of the oppor.
 Hnity at once and every man in the hall affixed his signature and rendered his check or cash Gov. strong was the first to sign and the others quick iy followed. Those present were: President John RCck, Mayor C. w. Car ter, Gov. J. F. A. Strong, Territorial Treasurer w. G. Smith, Marshal II. l.. Faulkner. Key. Father Anthony R. DrathnIan, Ike Sowcrby, B. l.. Thane. J. R. WhippIc, Emery Valentine, David Epstcyn, r. WolIand, II. ]. Fisher, John OIds, City Clerk w. T. Lucas, \. J. ficken.
 Deputy Marshal Hector Mclean, 5Iayor e. w. Carter, David Epsteyn, and City Clerk ". T. Lucas were ap- pointed to take the subscription pa pcrs ana canyass the town for more
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GERMAN POLICE DOUBT
 IDENTITY OF SCHMIDT

BERLIN, Oct. 1O.-Thc Frankfort police think it doubtful if Hans Schmidt, the New York priest who is held for the mUrdar Of Miss Anna Aumuelicr. is tn" MainZ priest that he claims to be. They say that he has changed greatly i! he is the same man. The Mains priest was suspend ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
WIFE
 IS LAW STUDENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Mrs. Bird $. Mcclure, wife of Representative Me. Guire, Republican, of Oklahoma, has entered the George Washington Uni vcrsity law school. It is her purpose to procure her license within three years, and when Mir. McGuire quits Congress hang out her shingle with his. making the firm of "McGuire & McGuire."
 Mrs. Mcclure is young and has been married three years.
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QNEAUS NOME FUND FAST ESS HE'S $500 MARkQ
COLLECTOR WILLIS
 WANTS TO RETIRE

J.R. Willis, collector of customs for the district of Alaska, today sent a letter to w. c. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, asking that his successor be named so as to qualify on Janu' ary l, 1914, or sooner is desirable. At tention is called to the fact that his term of office expired on January 3l last and expressions of appreciation that he has been continued thus long after the expiration of the period Tor which he was appointed; also for the extremely pelasant relations he has en- loved with the Treasury Department during his term as collector and dur ing the thirteen and one-half years of service ill this collection district.
 Mir. Willis says that he desires to engage in business and this is named in his letter to the department as a reason for asking that action be ta- ken to name his successor. The na- ture of the business he will engage in Mir. Willis does not desire to make pub lie at this time, but he will continue to live in Juneau and be part of it.
 The office of collector of customs was the very first authority to be es- tablished in the Territory of Alaska upon it's acquisition from Russia and for some time it continued to be the only branch of the federal government with offices established ill the Terri tory. The office has not been politi- cal factor since the appointment of Jarvis in 1902.
 Since the office was established the collections from customs in Alaska up to June 30, 1913 totalled $1,2S0,S27.- n. More than 75H of this whole amounnt has been collected during the last ten years.
 Appended is list of the collectors of customs who have held the post for the district of Alaska since the Territory was purchased from Russia in 1867:
 1. William S. Dodges, 1S67-1S6S.
 2.-Hiram Kethcum, Jr., 1S6S-June 30, 1869.
 civilian Kapus, July l, 1SG9- Feb. 2S, 1872.
 4.-Geo. A. Edes, Feb. go, 1872 April 30, 1873.
 5.-Willie Cahpman, May l, 1873 May IS, 1874.
 6.-M. P. Berry, May 19, 1S74-June 30, 1878.
 I'M. D. Ball, July l, 1S7S-July P, 1881.
 S.-Wm. Gouverneur Morris, July 23, 1SS1-To death Feb. 1884.
 9.-Edw. H. Brown, (Acting Collec- tori Feb. 1SS4-May 1884.
 1O.-Peter French, May 1SS4-Jan. 31, 1887.
 11.-John McCafferty, Feb. 1, 1SS7- April 25, 1887.
 12.-A. K. Delaney, April PC, 1SS7-- May 23, 1889.
 13.-Max Pracht, May "A, 1SS9- June 30, 1891.
 14.-Edwin T. Hatch, July 1, 1891 June 30, 1893.
 15.-Benjamin P. Moore, July 1, 1893 July 31, 1897.
 16-J. w. Ivey, Aug. 1, 1S97-April 30, 1902.
 17.-D. H. Jarvis, May 1, 19O2-April 50, 1905.
 1S.-C. L. Hobart. May, l. 19O5- Jan. 31, 1909.
 19.-J. R. Willis, Feb. 1, 190"-Pres- ent time.
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Miss Harriet Case will arrive from an extended visit in the States on the Alameda tomorrow.
 Maj. A. E. Ransom and Mrs. Ran- som are coming to Juneau on the Ala meda which arrives tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
Huerta Out for Rcvcnqe.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. IO.--FeGcral troops are being sent from all sections of Mexico to TorrcOn. It is said that Gen. .Iuerta has determined 70 kill every rebel in Northern Mexico if the report of the wholesale massacre Of Spaniards proves Co be true.
 Foreigners in this city arc alarmed over the dispatch of all the troops in the city of TOrrcOn.
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SOLOMON WIPED OFF MAP

NOME, Oct. 10.-The storm that devastated Nome wiped the town of Solomon completely off the map. There is not single building left standing in the town.
 The inhabitants escaped to higher ground, and no lives were lost, though there were many mar. row escapes.
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AMERICAN BANKERS
 DO NOT LIKE BILL
O--O-

BOSTON, Oct. 10-With only one dissenting vote the American Bankers Association in annual convention veg terday disapproved the currency bill as it passed the House of Representatives. They demanded many amendments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
ADMINISTRATION SEEKS
 TO REPEALnDiFFERENTIAL

WASHINGTON, Oct l0.--AdmimiS- tration officials will seek to repeal by joint Congressional resolution the five per cent. rebate of the tariff on goods that are shipped to the United States in American bottoms.
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AMERICAN SECURES PEACE
 IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

SANTO DOMINGO, Oct. 9.-Amer- ican Minister Juincs II. sullivan IT, dLced the lcdcvaIS and rnnr,s ,o sign u peace pact puutinG an ed tu th" N0squiz rebellion yesterday.
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American Position Might Change.
 VERA CRUZ, Oct. 10.-The killing of foreigners incidental to the taking of TorrcOn hy rebels it is admitted by Lind might completely alter the relations between the United States and Mexico
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ALL TRoTTING RECORDS
 ARE BADLY BEATEN

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 10.-Uhlnn. paced by runner, trotted a mile in 1 minute 54B seconds today, making the fastest tme ever made by horse drawng a vehicle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
ENGiiSHMAN FINALLY
 WINS < I'IGst;
n d.

BUTTE, Mont. Oct. 2. FrcddI" Wclsh of England won H onc-siUcd contest with Diyn lIyanO h"re last night. He was awarded a decision in the twelfth round.
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ATHLETICS CONCEDED VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.-Victory in the worlds baseball series is prac- ticaly conceded to Philadelphia to- day. They have won three games and need but one more to win the series. They have lost one. In order to win the seres New York would have to get three straight victories.
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Seattle Celebrates.

SEATTLE. Oct. 10.--Scattlc cole bralcd the blowing of GMnboa and the removal Of the last Instructions from ;hc Panama canal today. At the re cuipt cf the signal from the President at lhc same time one was sent to Col. every steam whistle and noise making device in the city was going, and continued for q half hour The whisting was accom' panied by cannonading.
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SEATTLE RAISES $s,ooo. SEATTLE, Oct. 10-Seattle's contribution to the Nome re- lief fund amounted to 5000 last night.

When John T. Spickett turns over the Orpheum receipts of next Tues. day nights performance for the ben. eft of the Nome flood sufferers, there will without doubt be tidy sum real. i1ed. Besides the regular program and other donations made by. the theatre there will be contributions to the en- trrtainment feature by outsiders.
 The J.H.S. band will turn out in full and volunteer talent will be present to assist in entertaining.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES
 HAVE BEEN RESCUED
O-O-

PEKING, Oct. 1O.-Thc American and Norwegian missionaries that were in the hands of TSao Yang bandits were rescued yesterday by Chinese troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10

Henry Jane Wilson in Seattle.
 SEATTLE. Oct. 10. - Henry Lane KiIsOn, former ambassador 10 Mexico, arrived here today to visit friends
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Yesterdays Scores:

Los Angeles-Venice. 1; Portland, o, At Oakland-Los Angeles, 4; Oak
 land, o. At Sacramento-Sacram 8; San
 Francisco, 6.
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air. The other charges were then set off i'll rapid succession until the Ob- atructionS were rcmovrd and inc Pan, anna canal open.from ocean to ocean.
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SNOW ADDS TO DISCOMFORT.

NOME. Oct. 10.-Today opened here with two inches of snow on the ground to add to the discomfort of the homeless. It began to fall during the night, and was still falling this 
 The surf continues to break in great waves all along the waterfront, but the wind has gone down and things are comparatively quiet.
 The beach is strewn with Nome mer- chandisc and wreckage for twenty miles in either direction from the city.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Wednesdays Scores: At Sacramento-San Francisco, z: Sac ramento, 4. At Los Angeles-Portland, s; Venice, 3. At Oakland-Oakland, z; Los Angeles,
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F.. J. FitZ, of the Taku cannery, left for the South on the Dolphin this morn ing.
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Capital City Responds
 Finely to Nome's Need

money. The opinion prevailed that $2,00O would be collected and sent to Nome today.
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c. E. Alexander, nephew to c. J. Alexander of the Hoonah Packing company, ia in the city.
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Ben Dalzelle returned on the Geor- gia from visit to Sitka.
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Oscar w. Ashby will arrive from Se- attle on the Alameda tomorrow.
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Athletics Win Another
 Hard Hitting Game

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einaIe sssuan.aihiHe. HIerioi ptes
Snraui biE, nab ieIbit D6geI Don goen
usnaeuprien niirben, iie aber I'm
gfoisbs igien, ourH bas 8nf1nlnieii.
l&laeseR itrex HI&aI bess atotter
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Die Ssrben fanaen i6on tDiebsr an
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Gtrbien unb 8riefenldnb proteftirsn
aud seaea bic llnterIuduns
Der garneaie aOHmifion.
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Der Qr6ettertag
0Saroe im gansen Samoe
ipie friiber gefeiert.
II
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DfarbIebeab, Wuii.,
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Die 0rei Gmerifantiden goote iiegter
iiber Die oeuti6en 8oote.
Son einem @ettiegelu mar ober beI
Der faIt 9dn3lihen 8tnbIttue
feline Geoe.
II
Gin aompronriBoordIog nit 9e5u1
auf Die giufommeniteuer.