ROUMANIAN ATTITUDE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11438, 1 December 1915, Page 5

ROUMANIAN ATTITUDE.

THE KING’S SPEECH. CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE. AUSTRIANS AT RUSTCHUK. Bucharest Nov. 30. The King, in opening Parliament, said: ‘ ‘ The war which is drenching the world in blood, continues with ■ increasing bitterness. Our duty is to unite in efforts for the defence of Roumania’s interests. Parliament must face the present difficult conditions. I have full confidence in the future of Eoumania. ” London, Nov. 30. The Daily Telegraph’s Rome correspondent reports that at Bucharest there is an intense interventionist agitation, There was a fresh demonstration in the capital against A ustro-G erinany. The correspondent adds: We must not believe that Russian operations against Bulgaria are imminent. It may he necessary to wait for a month, as Russia can only operate with colossal forces. A further 150,000 Russians are marching towards the Roumanian frontier, where there arc already five army cords. The Telegraph’s Bucharest correspondent says three Austrian regiments have arrived at liustchuk.

Received Dec. 1, 10.5 a.m. London, Nov. 30. Arrived: At Plymouth, Eimutaka: at Havre, Dorset. Departures'; Opawa and TaiimL