Secrets of the Balkans . erever anarchy hasbeen created by the Germans, where the Roumanianpopulation asks for help, especially in Bukowina andTransylvania, where excesses have been committed bythe Austrian and Hungarian Bolsheviki. We haveadvised the Roumanian government that the order ofMarshal Foch applied only to strictly military opera-tions and not to police operations. {November 20.) The Committee of Dobrudja hassent us an address requesting our intercedence with ourgovernments to hurry the departure of the Bulgariantroops and authorities from Dobrudja, in order to makeit possible for t


Secrets of the Balkans . erever anarchy hasbeen created by the Germans, where the Roumanianpopulation asks for help, especially in Bukowina andTransylvania, where excesses have been committed bythe Austrian and Hungarian Bolsheviki. We haveadvised the Roumanian government that the order ofMarshal Foch applied only to strictly military opera-tions and not to police operations. {November 20.) The Committee of Dobrudja hassent us an address requesting our intercedence with ourgovernments to hurry the departure of the Bulgariantroops and authorities from Dobrudja, in order to makeit possible for the refugee population in Moldavia andBessarabia to return to their homes. The delegates of the National Committee of Transyl-vania have come to Jassy to notify us, and also theRoumanian government, of their decision to proclaimtheir union with Roumania as soon as the Transylvaniaunities which are being formed shall be strong enoughfor protection against the Hungarian troops. A new appeal to our governments by the Russian. First Trip of Minister Vopicka to Address the RussianSoldiers near Galatz, Roumania, with Roumanian Min-ister A. Constantinescu, American Military AttacheColonel Yates, Colonel Glasgow and Major Flexner,Members of the American Red Cross, with Generalsand Officers of Roumanian and Russian Armies


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