New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
No Dc.i Einodcm

PARIS, Aug @.--k ing Ferdinand Of
Rn1na nia, who WAS TO have a..-ived in
BUDAPEST yesterda5 =, mas post. ,aed his
visit 20 that city, according 70 81
Zurich Dispatch to the "Jourual"
TIE report that 6 union between Har-
gary ac5 Rumaris in the forrn OF u
dual kiuydom was being planned has
been formally denied, . bornc dispatch
received here says. A numa man bu-
reau is maintained at Berne. aud it is
though bere that the denial may have
come from Mis- source.
AT otf fic.a. Eula4nan statement also
received BY way OF Berne declares that
reports. Of excessca by Rum2n,aa
troops IN Hungary c1c false.
~Wc arc al s toss 10 understand why
the A.nes, and tho Americans above all,
shorid rrtciee 2Usnania for It's action
in defeating the Bolsheviki in Hun
gary" SAID Nichois4s Nisu of ehe Ru-
1nanian peace delegation to day.
We feel that VIC have done the peace
conference and The entire world q ser
vice BY giving the Nungarlans an op-
govofnAAcn-. FF.r,he rmoz~. VIC were
forcet tr march against Budapest in
seH-dcfonsc. Hungary attals,cS rs and
the &c sneviki threatcrNa 70 vyrrUhcln
US from two sides. For tactical raa-
sons we had to advance beyond the al
mistice lines fixed between Us and the
Hungarians"
Runanla's course in Hungary is
limited TO maincniNing order, it was
Rumanian delegation according TO the
"EXceisior." Eumania will withdraw
from Gurgary as soon as The Han
garians comply with the Ru1naniaa ulti-
matLm and thcir troops are disaIme,l.
"We have cusire confidence in the
Gecisio2s o. thc Allies, IS our interests
N Genital Europe are the sarc," N.
Naida vas quoted as saying "1'ne re-
turn Of the naps6urr dynasty is a
the Allies"
Inn1ania Snuhs Council
Several newspapers, reviewing the
Hungarian sit.a Jion, said G SERIES OF
tnree notes vs. sent by The lnt@r-
allied Supreme Council to Premier
}. j. c. Bra .iaro, of Rumaaia. The
first Of these invited the Run1anan
lth ccI.N4nC to s.9p thc advance
upon HIoapost the second advised the
Rumarian Cabinet that The Allies could
not approve the terms c. the proposed
Runanian arinistice u ti.ratum TO Elm
gary, and tLc third Expressed TIC hope
Numania would confer a1nlcab.y with
TIC Supreme Council. Il vas said 10
answers had beer received to any Of
these communications.
The Rumanlans in Budapest are al
lowing the Eungarians only coo gem
darmes to patrol the city, according to
news from American officers there
Thase ofhcers declare a greater force is
necessary. ii the new government is to
be enabled to effect an organization
and function properly.
The Americans insist the government
must have forces 10 preserYe order
outside the city as We'll as within it.
II Che RELIEF measures planned ere
permitted TO be carr cd out effectively.
the American officers say the new gov
erntuent viii be able to perfect its or
ganl1ation.
American Adyices Confirm Reports
The American advices confirm the re-
ports that the Nunlanians are gather
Ing up all kinds of animals and al,
sorts Of supplies to be sent to Ru..
mania
Say Allies Are in Accord
Tho inter-hliied mission at Buda
pest, aft"r a conference with Arcadlk
Joseph and Prcraier Friedrich. has
forwarded to NJ. Clemcnceou, president
OF the nei-ee contNrence, a report TO the
effect that the in,eNte REPRESENTATIVES,,
are II fui! accord Win tie new Hun
Sarian government, according to 8
Vienna dispatch received here by way
of Geneva
AT to-oay's session Of the Supreme
council OF the peace confere7ce con
sidera1ioh was s ven E message from
Archduhe Joseph Announcing the inren-
LION oi hls regime to execute the terms
OF the afn,istlce and asking recognition
end aatnorization to send dciegates to
Paris
The message received from the Arch
duke outlines the policy Of the new
government anG says that It vii! call
properly ac.ecttd constituent ass,n-
bly, TO reo16anize ahor w.ch q view 90
increasing production