Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-10
Hozv Allies Got Runania I Triumph for Greys Diplonac

many Rumanians as Is Pennsylvania.
When the demand for Bessarabia was
presented last autumn to the cars
minister in Bucharest. diplomat
here told me, and when the Russian
envoy declared Vehomently that to
ask mighty Russia to give up a fertile
province was unheard of and absurd,
Prime Minister Bratiano cooed softly.
And would not Russia give up.a little
of that land of which she has so
much-for Constantinople? The Rus
sian minister was silent. for even then
it was pretty evident that Russia's $
chances of getting to Constantinople,
excepting through Rumania, were al
most nil.
VIII Reach Goal.
Now Rumania has decided, and is
mobllizing. Diplomats here are "pus-
syfooting what is going on 1t is inn
possible to learn. But from all | have
been told in the past | consider II
virtual certainty that when fhe first
soldier of King Charles crosses the
frontier in the Transylvaniau Alps,
Kumania will have been guaranteed
not only Pennsylvania II she can win
i. but also all or part of the pre-
domin1ntly Rumaniau section of
BeSsarabia
Nor was the question of territorial
bargaining the only one to be settled
before Rumania made her decision.
She had to be sure shc was on the
winning side She must be certain
that no German phal1nX would bIrst
GEon her and grind her to pieces the
fate OF Serbia was before her eyes.
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inc nam thea'er OF "tr TO Gndcrtake
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Sccurc Position.
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n ami, s,iii ala n,t d,r, tn ,,nI,iii1a
whiin tho Anstrions beId thc is,,l,o,,.-
inn because , Teutonic dri,c ibroi,ch
C1rrnoviig ,youId cut Lcr off frnn
Russia. Nov the Russian lines arc
puShed tar into crenly territory, 'hu
rear Cf shch Il dlsaatrouS rupture n"
lo'eet eA!s's
ANA now Kumahia ~ mohll!Iins'
She played the game safely. secure
against buigafla, confident mat
neither Germany nor Austria can
spare the troops to attack her' the
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