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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 20 March 1913, Page 5

Ed for' September. The King was chatting with Colonel Frankoudis regarding the capture of Salonika and .Janina, as being a. fitting climax to a fifty years' reign. To-morrow, he said, he would visit tlie German Dreadnought at Goebon, which had come to honour the Greek "that fills me with happiness and contentment.'" These were the King's last words. He wa-s immediately shot through the heartColonel Frankoudis, sprang round «nd seized the.hand of the assassin, poised,for a second shot, covering the King with his body. Colonel Frankoudis grabbed his assailant, and held him u'ntil passing soldiers ran up. Schinas states that he was driven to desperation bv sickness and want, and the King had .refused to give him money.

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