The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-04
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

TIE MORE SENSATIONAL
F'reaeh newspapers especially those
in Paliz and even some Of the con
sentative journals, in their recent ut.
terancs profes to ba apprenaasiye
~ war between France ana Germany
I growing out Of the con roversy IN Nor.
occa. This controversy is to lie sub
niltei . arbitration but the feeling
between the two nations, and more
4 especially between me people Of the
two nations has been ccvei3p,ng con
siderable ahtagcnism OF late and it
rs p, dicted that France viii take
agrees i've inca ures in the arbitration
conference
4 Undoubtedly there Il a great deal az
nice or less cyciJable talk among the
peopio in Franc aboul war with her
neighbof W'he her this is based upon
the activity III army and navy circles,
Of upon feeling Thar Germany is not
disp Cd to be reasonable in the Mo
Rocco controversy Is not clear. Mill
tary and naval operations in France at
this time are especially active, but the
gove- nment officials claim that this Il
net due to amy serious apprehension
Of war with &c man ANA does not Ii.
dicate be lige rent attitude. but that
military alertnass IS simply in the ma
tuse Of a pvep3Iednc5 S in case trouble
sh uld ho p-ecipitated The feeling be-
tween France and Germany is. iii so
far q E j outward EXPIRE: S on is con
.cernod. stronger thaa between any Of
the Powes OF Europe, Great Britain
recently made bold anu farraaching
alliance with Japan. Al the same time
the Eaglt ami French exchange
Official visits b. the pavies. each was
royalty ontataineI - tie other end /.
both profesaed to be "ticklel % (
della.7 A great deal was said in Lon
I'm ana Paris papers about the new
friendship between the French and /
The Bri y.
AZ a matter Of fact the Frsnch do (
not like the English London Is full /
81 trophies on exhibition as reminders /
Of British yicto les over the French. Z
This has Away been q thorn in the I
French aesh, ana however suavely (
they may profess . be warm friends /
OF tie English down in their heart
they heartily di,lke the people across
The channel On the other hand the
English -c not Ike the Germans from
q national standpoint The Germans
9c'rn this feeling. and al the same
time heartily dislike the French Ger
many unWcstionaby has ONO sort !
~ understanding with Rus Ia and the
Halssr and Ca a,c pc sibly clo.er
together than amy o;aer two mon
archs 80 Europe
IL viii be remembered hat when
Gre Pow a7s recently made naval
len nstIat'on against the Porte. G t.
many fock no part Tn fact. Germany
has beer assuming the role OF "sulker'
fo- some time and has given evidence
Of being willing TO get into @ scrap
with alEct any of the European ma
tiors and especially with France. upon
the Least proYUcatioa The Kaiser g.
an aggr essiye man and ha been for
come Cine mcca or Jess restless. under
tac pac.dcism Of Germany. The
Frelch profess 10 bo wiling to- meet
TIE German on The field 81 necessary.
AT tee aiae time the French are the
shruwde diplomats IN Europe. and
thc-c Us reason To- believe that France
will GET 90 The capital ont of This con
rovCy HAT is coming To- her and
hcl her abie dip majs will mnage
To- smg5th ofcJ tbc difficulty without
actually resorting to arms
These qu1Tois n Europe have tc
como SCI common that the world sol
com expect. TO geo tacm result iu WAT
They are usually Looked upon as BIZ
Internal oaal bluGs and that IL about
what TIE present controversy between .
Germany and France g. 4 WAT be-
tween is consequences. and indeed
wOlld probably involve nearly all OF
Europ- That European diplomacy
which thinks while america acts. viii
no doubt prevail in tails case coming
~ soon after the terrible wa- between
Ru sia and Japan which cr.afed
feel ne the world over thar there has &
been enough hioodshed and suffering
for years % Cpme.
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