RUMANIA MUST JOIN IN

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 133, 2 December 1915, Page 7

RUMANIA MUST JOIN IN

DISAGREEMENT ONLY OVER METHODS AND DATES

EVERY INDICATION THAT THE CRISIS HAS BEEN

REACHED

T . . . ~ L . , . . PARIS, 30th November. lnere is every indication tliat a crisis has been readied in Rumania DinJomatic circles are optimistic that Rumania will soon enter the war on the side oi tils Allies. The Bucharest correspondent of the Paris Temps states that the Rumanian Government is only v; disaccord with the Opposition so far as dates and methods are concerned. M: Britiano (the Premier) i 3 as convinced as M Fiipesco that Rumania must partake in the conflict th» T?f Pertf°B lni0" - in. R°me has reached a similar conclusion as the result of mob.-M Pgrl,°, ?l nlT la. s "Peech- They beli^ Uiat Rumania has decided to moonioe directly Russia moves. "LEAD US TO TRANSYLVANSA!" (Received December 2. 10 a.m.) „,, •, ~ BUCHAREST. Ist December mviiwto H n ng }l- Spe<JCh ParKament> the Xi »g was obliged to pause owing to the Oppositionists crying, "Down with Germany and Hungary ! Lead us to fransylvama !" The Ministerialists tried to drown the shouts with cheers MIMES BEiNG LA!O 8N RUMANIAN WATERS. (Received December 2, 10 a.m.) ... , . BUCHAREST Ist December Mines arc being laid in Rumanian waters on the Lower Danube AUSTRO-GERMANB MASSING WAR SViATERSALS. (Times and Sydney Sun Services.) rp, -d .■. T „ LONDON, 30th November -vr J h!-Petl^ J7 nills correspondent, writing from Bucharest, states that M. Bratiano is ill, and because he has failed to strengthen his' Cabinet the is detail^ ""^ *™ned: Som° assert thht *^™V^ Russia _ "The. Austro-Gerinaiis are massing war materials on the frontier, and the Russian eiiort will need to be great," he adds.