The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
DEPUTIES FIGHT
AS KING SPEAKS
Rumanian Parliament Has
Fist Fight During Address
From Throne.
BERLIN EXPERTS UNEASY
IsnecinL Cable DESPATCH 70 TnE SrN.

SpecioI Gable Despatch 10 TIE Sun
LONDON Dec. 1.-The conflict or views
between the pro-German Government
and the pro-Ally opposition In the fu-
manian Parliament resulted IN a "S'
fight according to press dispatches.
King Ferdinand had hardly begun to
read his speech the Bern correspond
ent OF the Paris MGtin says, 'wheh ne
was INTERRUPTED with cries OF Down with
the Government from NJ. Mile. icader
Of the l~rterventionists. and his ao-
herents. The supporters OF the Gov
eminent replied with cheers Tor the
King. The Kings speech was punctu-
a,ed throughout by shouts from the op-
nosItIon. AS soon as the King LETT tine
Chamber a general fight between the
two FACTIONS began
The Overseas News Agency or ber-
lin sends out the following account OK
the incident:
M Mile. a Rumanlan Deputy. at
teuu,ed TO interrupt the Kings speech
before Parliament, shouting Down with
IN. government Another Deputy Inn
msd,ately slapped NJ. Miles face and
tho whole assembly checred the King
astically. After the session sew
sral Deputies gave VI. Mile a beating"
The Ddiiy Chronicles Athens corre-
spondent says: Neutral political leaders
here incline to the belief that Rumania
viii toin the Central Powers notw1th-
standing Premier Braiianos reitef..e"
declaration OF neutrality on Monday"
The attitude OF Rumania appears now
Ia he causing quite AS much concern
10 the Central Powers as 1t Is 10 the
Entente. A news agency despatch from
I bucharest brings a report that Ruinafi
will deliver an ultimatum to Austria as
aeon as tho Entente forces In the Bal-
leans reach 500. 900 men. German mill
tary critics are represented III oes-
matches reaching here az Expressing ia
sa,,sract!on with boah the military and
the politlcal situation in the balkans
IN spite Of the sweeping victories gained
~. IN. Austroaierman and Bulgarian
armies in Serbia.
One cause for uneas!ness Is said "a
be Austria's attitude toward Bulgarian
domination in the Balkans. Austrian
opposition to such a result OF the cam
paign is said to be one cause or the
kaiser's visit to Vienna the Rome cor
respondert OF the Paris Journal hears
hat Emperor William visited emperor
Francis Joseph with n view both 10 rec
o~nciling divergent views OF the two
allies and TO obtaining a pledge OF terri
torial concessions from Hungary In order
10 keep Rumania neutral
Greece still refuses 10 concede the I'm
tente's demands in full. according TO des'
matches from Athens. In official quarters
in London the Greek request for a DEF
ir,tion OF the military features OF the
Allies requirements In Macedonia !"
looked upon as merely playing for time
IA * repor,ed that the reply which vii
be cent by the Entente will be In the
nature of an ultimatum. although no
taking that form, and will leave Greece
the alternative of accepting the Allies
demands in fun or defying the Entente.
Enver Pasha. the Turkish Minister o.
War, has arrived in Sofa for a confer
ence with the Bulgarian Minister OF wa
and Gen. Suvov. according to q BerliI
despatch. Another Berlin telegram
quotes the Frdnklirtcr Zeitung as say
ing that a conference of railroad Off
Gals will be held at Temesvar. Hungary
OF Thursday preparatory to the estab
lishment of direct express service be
tween Berlin and Cons,ant'rople,