Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-25


oispatch oated Paris, June ~ de-
ciares 'hat the query Wha' VIII nu-
mania do?' is contained
Naufrol;+v in the headlines of the
49,.
at Stake ~.
capture OF Czernowit1
capital of Bukovina. by the Russian
80 ~. ,.-,,- So
Ae VI NV
preoccupied the Two grcaps OF the pel-
lirerents as Rumasia Her entry into
,;,. no. ho.r CO ott., nrad;ot.d ana ca
nv
OFTEN aoJourhSd that IL is the settied
conviction Of those most conversant
with Rumanian ideals that nothing
-
s"oi y. wal oh hei very oofueis "oui'
decide Rumanfa's course OF action.
Such an attitude of "watchful wait
;np"-snecu,.t;r. waiting in +h,s c,se
So
may not prove wise policy FOR Ru-
mania. and, indeed, for any other neu-
trail power. NJ. Paul Louis on the sub-
loot ~ prr,a,;.., ,,,,tn,. .;,o .re
'ee' VI iNoii0hia ihutehesS WRITES. II
tionalities which will have achieved the
necessary and legitimate effort will as
sure the triumph of their aspirations.
There will be no profit for simple spec
tators: the timorous and the Indifferent
will have nothing to reclaim in the
new Europe which viii be created
note of war,;n 80, ~, ~. tu IN >
will be no less true from the central
empire side in case of victory.
there will ha nn 1890 tt, nc ma
of the war. assuring that all neutrals
at a certain crisis in the conflict will
or less brief deiar ~ ~ nnsiti o,
Belgium was the first to receive this
rude summons; and just now It is
"noush Sreece a..iSiPa.eu liei
pai .ioipa I'll AZ ct, ,o,a IT. 80
elan pac. WIN Setn d; II, erhia W. h,,t
ta.aon " Ina. pa u,sa ap,na a.hd "a
indeeo, may pay the pehaity IN soln ,.
loIni ~. eh'ii ;ty 20 ra,.i,tion NJ ~
wniCh points I,anei I, ~ 90 ~ bo
w. M ao. =. 49,.
pLlnsipie me- o.tne -. .N q.
shaoows nelore, inc ,a.e III go f or
Greece may serve as marker TOT
Nu''ian'"
NJ. Bratiano. the prime minister OF
pumonia Laans IN tho even tenor Of hi G
s,. 80 ~.
way VI 'ne
Premier's pro-interventionist and
anti nterve ntionist
Course .; l., p,,;, ,a
pai ''ee III anu
also undismayed by the Germano-Austro-
Bulear intriRues and intimidations Yet
\. p,,.,.n 10 c,..saa &c c.ruan-
NJ oia'iaho -
ophile rather than partisan OF the
o,,,aaa . oarc;o, .rrorv.msnt with
ciuueu d"
Berlin and negotiated accords COM
Elementary with Vienna and Sofia AT
tho sona t;r,e pum.,i, continued her
''e s ~
military preparations, which are char
acterized by the concentration of troops
in the former Bulgarian Dobrondja and
on the frontier of Pennsylvania
Rumania's policy appears to follow a
familiar diction in 1taly-namely,
N"Italia fara da Sc" that is, Italy would
accomplish her destiny by herself.
Rumania would do likewise. Now
Rumania's minister does not need, per-
haps. to be reminded that Italy seldom
achieved her ideals alone. At this hour
hut a short distance away- Rumania is
confronted by a new situation.
When the steat war prohe ouI hu
lies ~, secret treaty which had
did not hesitate to counsel his adopted
t;nns " cpns,itmtionaI 1au, INT his
council baked over the validity of the
treaty and opposed 1t almost unani-
hn,.1eEe- faynreSS tn treatv and voted
for military collaboration with Austria
Hungary. All the other ministers
oe h;n,. ~ a.,an - u aisa,,ou,ea IN
pas@ mn .s - pumania
s. rs 49, S,,nh san;s;on
I .nI 800. tIasnn 1870
uiu no. ph.,S on ~ nnaoaa,na ya. ?
nor WI Del et'y ph,t 80 ts.y 60
lne caohle' .,. psa.,ann IL
pruoenl 40 ene .anine. a. ~ ~
IaIl certa,h aus, ,an susseSy yas. -
mama nau piayeu ene SAM ny, oo.us'
IN the balkanlc war ol ~. anu go "a:
refusing at Hrst 10 espouse INC sue %
turkey, the any OF the centrai eihpiie s
against SERBS, buiears' Montehee hs
ana creeks Kumania iaunGheo her
troops against Bulgaria, wnlcn mao re-
gained the sympathy OF the chancei-
tories of Berlin and vienna.
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