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HUNGARY AND RUMANIA. " Times " and Sydney " Sun " Sorrice?. (Received April 10, 9 a.m.) LONDON, April 9. "The Times' '.' correspondent at Bucharest says that Bulgb-Rumanian relations are aggravated, owing to Count Tisza's (Hungarian Premier), ef"fdrts to precipitate a conflict in order to weaken prospective Rumanian! pressure in Transylvania. He is encouraging King Ferdinand to try to recover a portion of Dobrudja. King Ferdinand interviewed the Kaiser regarding the Hungarian proposal, but failed to obtain his concurrence. Dynastic considerations may have an influence, hut it is reliably stated that Germany anticipates the time when Rumania, with .her forces intact, may be useful to check Bulgaria. Undaunted by the Kaiser's opposition, Count Tisza is pressing his proposal on King Ferdinand, and latest reports state that Rumanian indignation is growing at the Bulgarian preparations on the frontier.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11670, 10 April 1916, Page 1
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