Queen Dowager Marie's Attempt to Gain Seat on Regency Berlin, Oct. 15.
It is reported from Bucharest that 'a sensation has been created in Rumania over an episode occurring daring the crisis that followed the recent death of one of the three members of the Regency Council Dr, Georges Buzdagan.
According to the newspapers, the Dowager Queen Marie intimated her an jovernment a for the Reswaey Goenell ded Prince Nicholas, uncle of the young King Michael, resigned. The Queen retorted, vigorously refusing to consider such "paltry bargaining" and pointing out that she was actuated solely. by a desire to give Prince Nicholas advisory suppo not to gain a predominating rote {in the council for the Royal family.
Government circles declare that, 1 the attitude of the Dowager Queen is unprecedented and that Parliament has been insulted by a member of the Royal family not holding an official position.
More is likely to be heard of the incident.
It will be recalled that, following the death of Dr. Buzdugan, which occurred on October 7 Dr. Sara-judge of the Court of Cas-was elected to fill the vac ancy.' The other two members of the Regency Council Tt is now stated, in a further message from Bucharest, that the proposal that the Dowager Queen Marie should join the Regency Council emanated from the Premier, Dr. Julius Maniu, and not from the Dowager Queen herself—Reuter.
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