THE RUMANIAN PEACE

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 200, 13 May 1918, Page 5

THE RUMANIAN PEACE

PROCLAMATION OF NEUTRALITY

REMOVING THE SCARS OF WAR

Bucharest, May 10. Tbe .Rumanian Government, in a proclamation, announces that by the conclusion of peace the country re-enters tho eiafo of neutrality, and can now set 1o work to remove tho wars of war by consolidating her intornnl position.— Banter. KAISER PILLED WITH JOY. Amsterdam, Hay 10. Tho Kaiser has telegraphed to Von \ Hindenburg, declaring that the peace with Rumania fills him with pride and joy. Tho Kaiser also ordors tho commemoration of the Battle of Tannenberg, which saved East Prussia.—Reutor. BULGARIA'S GAINS~In THE DOBRUJA THE PAYMENT TO GERMANY. Amsterdam, May 10. A Vienna telegram states that in exchange for territorial acquisitions in the Dobruja Bulgaria will recognise and consolidate all her floating debts to Germany for army supplies. 'Die Sobranje will bo asked to vote 1500 million marks and n i) per cent, loan for tho purpose A Germano-Bulgarian company will exploit Constanza Harbour, and also the Conslaiina-CornaTodn line.—Pouter. GERMANY TO CONTROL THE OILFIELDS. -' '(Roc. May 13, 1 a.m.) Washington, May 11. Official.—French dispatches from Berlin say tho terms of tho Bucharest peace givo Germany control of the Rumanian petroleum wells for tho duration of tho wnr nnd. lifter.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ON THE ITALIAN FRONT 100 ENEMY PRISONERS AND TWO GUNS CAPTURED. (Reo. May 13, 0.15 a.m.) ' London, May 12. An Italian official roport states:—"Our troops stormod a strongly-oTganteed height at Monte Corno, in the ValArsa, on tho night of May 9, oapturing 100 prisoners and two Runs."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Aeen.-Reuter.