THE BALKAN CAMPAIGN

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13268, 25 August 1916, Page 5

THE BALKAN CAMPAIGN

J FEW AUSTRO-GERMANS PARTICIPATE. ROUMANIA AND INTERVENTION. | - FRENCH PRESS MORE CONFIDENT. ) ENVOY FORM THE KAISER. KINO FERDINAND'S DIPLOMATIC REPLY. (Reuter's Telegrams). " 1 R,ve|\,.' J August 25, 1.50 p.m. SALONIKA, August 24. A correspondent authoritatively states that the only Austro-Germans with the Bulgarians are those in charge of motor transport, machine-guns, aircraft and some of tic artillery. AMSTERDAM, August 24. According to the well-informed Bucharest, correspondent of the Berliner Tagehlatt the tranquility in Roumania <U>r- not signify that the country is not thinking of intervention. The Premier would certainly intervene on the side ( ,f (he Entente, but it appears thai the various (iovernments have not reached an understanding as to whether Roumaiiia at the peace negotiations would have a co-decisive or only an advisory voice. PARIS, August 24. The i.tv>s refers In Roumania with increasing confidence. M- Uraliono, a disinterested Nationalist, declares that the Government has decide,i 1,, trrasp the opportunity to -ain national ambitions, making the Oerinan situation grave and the Austrian tragic. RERNE, August 24. A stor\ is being circulated that the Kaiser wrote to King Ferdinand of Roumania announcing that he was sending Duke Alhrecht as an envoy. King Ferdinand replied refusing to receive ]) u k e Alhrecht and, being a constitutional narch. he would he -aided by his Ministers.