HORRIBLE STORY OF CRUELTY
BY GREEKS IN ALBANIA. (By Telegraph,— Presi Association.— Cepytlxkt J LONDON, 28th July. The Hon. Aubrey Herbert, M.P., second s.on of the fourth Earl of Carnarvon, ami at one time in the Diplomatic Service, in a letter to The Times, quotes an eye-witness who saw a hundred Greek officers exterminating villagers in Southern Albania. A hundred thousand refugees are crowding into Valona from Berat and Korutia ; the streets are full of naked bodies of women, each with the mark of strangulation. Little babes have been hacked to pieces with knives. The Greeks burnt the whole countryside to cover trace of their atrocities. i The Albanians are killing their wives and children, to prevent them falling into the hands of the Greeks. * • N.Z. BOILERS (By Telegraph.— Press Association.— CepyrljUt.) SYDNEY, 28th July. The New Zealand bowlers defeated the St. George's Club, the scores being : —New Zealand, 120; St. George, 111. Just Plain Convincing Facts. — Colonial wool socks Is 3d each, or three pairs for 3s 6d ; another line Ib, or three for 2s 6d, Good wool, and should be good wearers. Goo. Fowldß, Ltd.— Adyt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 25, 29 July 1914, Page 7
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188HORRIBLE STORY OF CRUELTY Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 25, 29 July 1914, Page 7
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