Britain Silent on Demarche on Legation Status London, July 17.
The coming voyage of King Carol n of Rumania to London may be made incognito, it is believed here. He left his chateau at Couesme near Belleme, in the Department of Erne, nce, to-day. Before his departure he conferred with M. Gricorcea, ihe Rumanian Minister, io the Court of St. James', London, who had gone to France to consult the King.
It is believed here that Britain has decided to make no answer for the moment to the demarche by Rumania made two weeks ago for the elevation of the British Legation at Bucharest {o an Embassy. The Polish Minister in Bucharest is not expected to be named Ambassador without the com plete -eccord of London and Paris, in conformity with the declaration given Rumania by the Polish diplomat.
Britain is considering the matter in close ce-operation with France and has expressed pleasure at the reinforcement of the Franco-Rumanian friendship following the visit of King Carol to Paris—Hava 4
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