The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-12
CABINETS FALLIN
RUMANIA, SERBIA
In Former Country New Min
iStry Is Seen Friendly
to Allies.
AUSTRIAN CRISIS WATTS
Paul Garami, in Hungary,
Seeks Premier Accept
able in Paris.
CRISIS WATTS
By the Associated Press.

PARIS. Sept. 11.-Both the Rumanian
nd the Serbian Cabinets have fallen,
.ooordlng to dispatches received in Paris
today. In Hungary Paul Garami for
,,or Minister Of Commerce, is working
- form a ministry which will include
Stephan Friedrich, the present Premier,
and will be recognized by the Allies.
psnorts received from the Associated
press correspondent in Vienna state that
the impending Cabinet crisis in Austria
gill eliminate upon the return of DR..
K.r, Renner, head of the Austrian peace
delepation, or Immediately after ratifica-
,Ion Of the peace treaty, when the Chris
,Ian Socialists are expected to try to
force the issue on certain questions OF
Internal policy.
This party is opposed, first, to the pro-
nosed electoral law in the pending con-
stitution second, to the proposed mar
rage law reform, and third, in the case
of the army they desire to abolish the
National Guard and replace 1t with an
army modelled along the old lines as
far as the treaty terms permit
The Christian Socialists also desire to
abolish workingmen's councils and all ef-
forts toward Specialization. If the pro-
Vranime is carried out, and the Govern
ment is defeated, the war Office is to be
abolished Immediately, becoming merely
bureau of the Ministry Of Interior
In Rumania, Take Jonescu. who wa
largely instrumental in bringing Ru
mania into the war on the side of the
Allies is said to be forming a new Gov
eminent. This is believed to foreshadov
change in the Rumanian policy in re
gard TO the Austrian treaty, which Ru
mania refused to sign. 1t is not possibl,
that new instructions to the RumaniaI
allegation here could be received befor,
Saturday, when the time limit fixed b,
the Supreme Council for Rumania's sig
nature expires, but the indications ar
that il such instructions are issuet
promptly the signatures will be accepted
regardless of the time limit.
The information in regard to tn
change in Serbia was in the form of ,
formal notification OF the Peace Confer
ence that Serbia would be unable to sig
the Austrian treaty within the limit sc
as 1t would have to await the formation
OF new Cabinet.
REPORTS tending to indicate that Ru
mania was negotiating for n separat
peace Will hungary were CdleeOl iCdh-
denied to-day by the Rumanian Pres
Bureau here. One of the reports wa
that Hungarian. mission had arrived
at Budapest to open separate peace ne
gotiations.
The Rumanian delegation. in explain
ing its attitude in refusing to sign tn
treaty with Austria, holds that, sine
RuInania acquired membership in tn
League OF Nations through signing tn
treaty with Germany, the league must b
the tribunal which will eventually con
slider its claims and decide whether Ru
mania can be forced to accept a treat
providing for foreign interference 1
her domestic affairs" f-
Rumania's objection to signing tn
treaty was based on the clause providin
that nations receiving territory from tn
former Austro-H Hungarian Empire mus
provide for the protection of racial an
religious minorities residing there.