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... attitude of the onimand towards the Imperial Goil untrue. In a war of such long the Civil Government and the Army , ind could not act independently of 'her, and the only way in which the could be served was by trying to ari mutual agreement. It lay with the ...

... Allied countries is order to inform the various Allied Governments and to nth/Igen the public retarding the position of the people Rumania resulting front the Treaty of Bucharest. He will visit Great Britain at the end of the maith.—Reutet. MR. BAI.FOUR ...