BALKANS.
PEACE WITH ROUMANIA. DESPERATE GERMAN EFFORTS. THE QUESTION OF COMPENSATION. Received Feb. 10, 5.5 p.m. Amsterdam, Feb. 8. Apparently the Central Powers are to make desperate efforts to conclude- peace with Roumania. The Rocr?en Zeitun# indicates that tiie Kcrlin conferences resiUtfd in a com-pl-te agreement regarding the peace ifrms tii be offered to Roumr.nia. The Ks=en Allgemeinc Zeitun" emphathat the Roumanians must renounce all claims to an extension westward. and can be compensated for the Hnitarian annexation of the Dohrudja with tiie south-west corner of Bessnrabhi v.hereanent the Ukrainians and Roumanians can erne th terms, provided both unite against the Bolsheviks. TRANSFER OF GERMANS. AN AGREEMENT BROKEN. Received Feb. 10, 11.35 p.m. London, Feb. JO. The Press Bureau, in a statement, adduces evidence of the transfer of seven 'ierman divisions from the Eastern to the Western front, subsequent to the signing of the Russo-lierman armistices on December 15, under which all transfers were prohibited.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 February 1918, Page 5
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