A TURNCOAT GUEST.
. INDJ^NA;TION IN' RUSSIA. SERViAN OFFICERS MALTREATiBD; -" . I JKecetved • J,uin6 -g4;: 5.50 --.a-'m.' . f.'A Li; \ (JSoigradey '23i , ••Wllen a gendarme was gently lifting. tJie.body 'of -King Alexander ( /iuto,. a.; coflin," an 'officer , angrily' exclaimed : TLdok s-harg: cKuffk the ' clog in anyi hoW;'-' r .tran^le u him l inMf you like.''" This^ officer i Hvas frequently a" favoured «iues% at King Alexander's table.*. - ' V— • < r \ , - Athens-, June ' 23. ' : iA fortnight's . mourni<ng for King-; Alexander -and. Queen Draga.will. be obfe'eitved in.Qfeece.- \' * "St, "Petersburg, June 2.3. Sei?v-iaai" officers in St Petersburg are befeng- treated witih" "cointitmoly. Some" were -polt'e^f witn. missal's, in -the AquaV riiun Theatre and weve^-compelled > to ileaive.^ Indignation against' the • Ser- | vians is- greatly increasing.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12290, 24 June 1903, Page 5
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117A TURNCOAT GUEST. Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12290, 24 June 1903, Page 5
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