Greek Policy Unchanged.

New York Times 100 years ago today, March 22, 1913:
Prime Minister Venizelos so cables to The Times.
By Cable to the Editor of The New York Times.
    ATHENS, March 21.— Roi bien aimé assassiné par déséquilibré qui put donner aucune raison exécrable crime. Douleur peuple perte souverain ainsi grand par sagesse que par patriotisme indéscriptible, mais nation entière confiance absolue Roi Constantin, digne fils Roi Georges, et rien sera changé politique pays. VENIZELOS.

[TRANSLATION.]
    ATHENS, March 21.— Our well-beloved King has been assassinated by an unbalanced person who is able to give no reason for his horrible crime. The sorrow of the people over the loss of a sovereign as great in wisdom as in patriotism is indescribable, but the entire nation has absolute confidence in King Constantine, worthy son of King George, and there will be no change in the policy of the country.
VENIZELOS.