June 21, 1915 - Greek King Ill of Natural Causes

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San Francisco Call Bulletin

June 21, 1915. This article is reprinted below.

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Greek King Ill of Natural Causes

AMSTERDAM, June 21. - Professor Friedrich Kraus, the Berlin specialist, who returned home Saturday from the sick bed of the King of Greece, gave the following interview to the Vossiche Zeitung:

"King Constantine was neither poisoned nor wounded, but suffered from a natural illness. The first symptoms were those of influenza, but the Greek doctors very soon diagnosed the case as one of pleurisy."

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