The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-01-13
GERMAN KAISER
CONTINUING TO
INCREASE NAVY
Kaiser's Policy OF Morc WaIships
to Be Maintained This
Year.
PREPARE FOR ENGLISH WAR
Russ.a Keeps Up Wax or ;ha Jews;
Austria Faces
PREPARE FOR ENGLISH WAR

Berlin. Jan l2--lt s with a
certain feeling OF anxiety. which we
did not feel a week ago. thar we are
now looking forward 10 what .1he
new year may bring forward in The
shape OF new tax burdens. When
1.-THE announcements were made, first
thar India and then Canada were
going TO pay their share of Eng
lands increasing naval burden, the
/ FIRST feeling he-e WAS one OF i'm
mense relief
| The German people as whole
neither wish nor be ieye in the ne
cessity OF war with Great Britain,
which is always beng used by our
ingoes as a Convenient pretext for
adding TO our navy And with
these new developments in view peo-
pie all over the country fe that
now even the government must -eal-
i've the moment has come when
rivalry must end and when Germany
could stop without loss OF dignity.
1t seems however that we have
made a mistake and that the gov
eminent intends to so on building
ships faster than eyer
In the most blunt manner the
semiofficial press Is beginning TO
prepare the people for what they
may expect. and what is more, The
government evidently does not in
tend to wait 10 the sanction OF the
Reichstag to increase the naval ex-
penses beyond those provided for in
the budget, it II Going TO take the
6it between its teeth and dash ahead
placing the legislators face to face
with an accomp ished tact in the
way OF new vessels ana tel th>
Reichstag that they have get to be
paid for
Russia Quiet on Surface
In Russia. where the new year
has not yet begun. things are very
quiet on the surface. Probably be-
cause the pablo mind Is too preoc-
cupied with The defeats Of Turkey
at the hands o. people belonging to
the great slav race. and nobody
wants to hamper the government at
time like the present That Is to
say. outside OF Polish Russia, whore
the revolut onists who have been
praying for a war with Austria are
| still being held in check only with
great difficulty
In the southern and southeastern
part OF the empire the government
is relentless In it's prosecution OF the
Jews, A correspondent writes from
Odessa that Just before Christmas
30 Jewish families. aggregating
more than l,306 peop c. were expe'
led from Villages in the Rovno Dis
t~iet OF the Government OF Volhynia
From Ave villages in the District o.
Dubno, IN the same government 7S
! Jewish families about 400 souls
were expelled at the same time. The
elders OF these expelled Hebrews are
forwarding a petition to the premier
tn 'ough the Jewish deputy for Row
no. praying his excellency TO stay the
expulsions until the winter is past
SINH ar expu sions from the villages
n nearly alt inc southern and south-
western governments are proceeding
Austr.a Bad Way.
! Austria enters into the new year
Iunde exceedingly distressing cir
,umstan,cs. Not only have the con
tinuous notifications suddenly and
most unexpectedly tore thousands eli
young mon away from their positions
at a time OF the year when business
is normauy exceedingly brisk. but
the general feeling Of uneer,a mtg
has ruined many prosperous business
houses and nearly brought com
merce and trade to a point OF abso-
lutc stagnatlon as nobody mas been
/ able to make calculations of any
kind in regard TO the future
II is genera Y Acknowledged that
the statesmen vino have nodded Aus
tria's foreign policies since Il frs
became evident that the Balkan al
lies were TO be successful are com
pietely out of touch with the people
/ among the masses OF whom there IS
practically no opposition to SeFvia's
demand for port on the Adriat e
The excitement in Austria may VITA
out exagge9atien he said 10 be en-
tirely due 10 the intrleues of army
officers. eager 10 60 10 war on any
preteAt. and case more the whole
nation Is deeply In debt 10 The aged
Emperor, who from the very first pat
his foot down against the plans %
THE war party. even though these