KING OF GREECE.
ACUTE AMPLICATIONS. Br Assn.—Copyright. Park, Oct. 24. A message from Athens atotes that M. Venizelos, intervieved, said that an the event of King Alexander's death, his brother Prince Paul was indicated as the constitutional heir to the throne but, owing to the abnormal circumstances, guarantees vere necessary, as it was impossible to admit a mere locum tenens for ex-King Conatantine. No foreign prince would be acceptable to Greece. Professor de Blet, oi Paris, has arrived. King Alexander's condition is very grave.—Aus.-N.Z. Ctble Assn.
Athens, Oct. 23. King Alexander has developed most acute cerebral complications.—United Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 October 1920, Page 5
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