Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-09
RUMANIAM POLITICS
 WORRY ID GENERALS
Action of Little Country in Adopting Exiled Hungarians
 Worries Austria.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, March H. (Correspondence of The Associated Press. .)-Recent developments be- tween Rumania and the Central Pow CTS have called attention to the fact that the nomination Of two Hungarian exiles for seats in the Rumanian par liament, is looked upon in Hungary as a serious factor in the relations between the two countries.
 The two exiles are Octabian Goga and Pater Lucaciu, the latter still member of the Hungarian Parliament. Both come from Pennsylvania, the far Eastern province of Hungary, whence they escaped across the border into Roumania at the beginning of the war. They have long been members of the Pennsylvania 'Irredentists, whose platform embraces the closer reunion of all the Rumanian peoples including Rumania proper and the Ru- manian portion of Hungary.
 As soon as Goga and Lucaciu fled into Rumania, they joined the Ruman- ian Irredntist party, and have since been carrying on a vigorous agitation in Rumania, lecturing, writing on the great riches of the TrGnsylvanian fields and mountains, and on the ad- vantage which the possession of these would be to Roumania.
 Lucaciu is the greatest living Ru- manian orator-silver tongued pate-" they call him there, and he is a popu- lar idol in 8 great part of his adopted country Should he be elected to the parliament from Galatza he will he the unique possessor of seats in the parliaments of two different coun- tries, for he has never been formally busted from his seat in the Hunga- rian legislature, although he is not likely to return to claim it He has already experienced Hungarian perse- cution, having served a sentence of three years for Irredentist agitation.
 The other Pennsylvania exile. II. Goga, has long been known in Su- mania as a poet. After crossing into Rumania at the beginning of the war, he joined the party of Jonescu and Filipescu, and has taken active part in the anti-Austrian agitation ever since.
 Relations between Rumania and Hungary have not been amicable at any time during the war. owing to the continual agitation of the pro-Russien elements in Rumanian politics. Late ly an added strain has come into these relations because the Rumanian gov ernment declined tO oppose the nom nation of Goga and Lucaciu, although they were kncwn 10 be Hungarian subjects, and in spite of the fact that as foreign citizens they cannot legal ly become members of the Russian Chamber. The Rumanian government held the view that they could not pre- vent anybody standing for election, and all that they had power to do was to oppose the validity of the election of such foreigners after it be came an accomplished fact. Goga and Lucaciu, however. say that if the Rumanian Chamber should not sane tion their election they will stand again until accepted by parliament.
 As a matter of fact the two candi- dates did not obtain an absolute ma Jority in the first election, for there were three candidates, but they did get the relative greatest number of votes, this ntittling them of stand with the one who got the second larg- rest number in a by-election which is to take place shortly.
 Should they be elected if will be ne .cessary for the Rumanian chamber itself to decide whether or not their election is valid. It is generally be- lieved in Bucharest that the majority 'of the house will sanction their cleo