Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
JAP-GERMAN WAR PREDICTED IN
 FRANCE
High Officer Says the Brown Men Would Like to Try Their Strength with the kaisefS Army,

Especial cable to the Review.)
 PARIS, July GA war between Germany and Japan is to be expected very soon, according to the belief of the we'll known French writer de Noussanne. who says that M liar mond, former French ambassador to Tokio. shares his opinion.
 The ambassador, speaking of the recent Franeo-Japanese agreement, said that it was natural result of re- cent political events, Japan's yicto- ries. and the entente cordiale between France and Japan's ally, Great Brit ain, and had greatly strengthened Frances position.
 De Noussanne, who is as persist ent an interviewer as any American Journalist, then asked the ambassa- dor what Japan would do in case Ger many should force France into con flict, but this question. the diplomat at first did not care to answer. At last, when pressed very hard, he said, however:
 When the Japanese had beaten the Chinese. ali the world said that this need not alarm anybody. as the conquered party were only Chinese. When they had beaten Russia, the same people said: "Of course, it was very we'll done, but Russia was fighting thousands of miles from her base, so it can hardly be called a great victory
 Tn all the world there are only two armies worth fighting by the Mika- dos little brown men, the French and the German"
 Now it is out of the question for Japan to fight France, but they would not mind fighting Germany. Their pride and conceit, and their desire to become the supreme power in Asia, will drive them into risky undertak- ings, and from. my long stay among them I know that the Japanese have no higher desire than to return crown ed with laurels won on Europeans battIefelds.'
 These words from Nj. Hammond, who is So well acquainted with con ditions in Japan, have created quite sensation both here and in Germa- ny.
 NJ. de Nousanne himself shows in a recent article that Japan in case of war can figure upon having two hun dred steamers available as trans ports in case of war which will en- able her to land great and fully equipped army in Europe. where 1t would get all the necessary supplies, If landed in the right place"
 In very much the same vein, NJ. Cheradame writes in the paper, "En- ergie Franchise He says that in case of war between France and Ger many an army of at least one hundred thousand Japanese would rush to the assistance of France.
 There's really nothing. to prevent Japan from doing this" says NJ. Cher adame. "She has a mercantile marine of at least 800 vessels, and each ot these might. in case of war, easily transport one thousand soldiers with all their accourtrements."
 'In forty days this army would be in Marsailles, and a few days later they might easily reach the front. Al same ttime another Japanese army would seize the German possessions in China"
 Poor Germany. poor Kaiser! Theil fate seems to be sealed.
 One should remember, however, that the energetic Franchise is a paper said to be controlled by the English government, which in spite of the planned meeting between the Kaiser and King Edward. secretly endeavors to bring about a coalition of all the European powers against Germany
 Slowly, almost imperceptibly, the seed has ripened which Pope Plus ana his advisers in the yactican have sown. Leo, who like the popes of th' renaissance fought the "Barbarians' and .tUsurpators" with open visor.
 Merry del Val and the other cardi nals who follow him are now sure O their power, and are rubbing theil hands in gIee. They hahve learned tot wait and to conquer. and Crisp and Zanardelli, the two great enemies of the church, are now where ar' Mazzini and Garibaldi.
 One can not but admire the master Iy tactics of the Jesuits, whose pup pet the present pope really is. While France slipped away from, and while there is some sign of revolt amont German Catholics, incredible thougf that sounds. Italy is completely gath cred into the Papal field, and that tt such an extent that every officer il the Italian army and navy, who is Free Mason, is under suspicion ant is being closely watched.
 Rather a strange thing at tim' when thousands of officers in tht strictest disciplined army in the world the German, are Free Masons. anC while two German Kaisers have beer Grand Masters of the order.
 The Free Masons of Italy, however are preparing to go direct to Kini Victor Emanuel with a protest, ant then there will be lively dofngs il that kingdom.
 If is said on very good authorit. that a man from Buenos Ayres, wh