Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-05
GERMANS HOPE TO
CONQUER ENGLAND
Only Desire for Greater
Navy and Army Is to De-
feat English.
CREATING WAR SPIRIT
Ceratin Faction Busy Campaigning
in Ebert to Arouse People to Pitch
That Will Need Only Spark
to Start War.
(By Steven Burnett.)

(By Steven Burnett)
Berlin, July 4.-If the whole world
is not shocked and Mortified by Euro
pean war in the course of the next
few years it will not be the fault of a
certain circumscribedd isgruntled sec
ton of the German community. This
insidious campaign is bolstered up by
men who disguise their patriotism I'M
der a strange cloak.
At the moment the campaign takes
the line of creating an atmosphere
favorable to a greater navy and If the
object is achieved it is certain that a
huge navy would require some outlet
for it's warlike activities.
Throughout Bavaria, Baden, Wur-
temburg and Saxony, lectures and
kinematograph shows are in full
swing showing the deluded people how
greater navy is essential for the
future OF the German race.
Recently Admiral Breusing has been
telling a spellbound Stuttgart audi
ence that not only is the German
navy inadequate to protect German in
terests but he is lookin gforWard to
the time when the German navy Will
sweep Great Britain from the seas.
Nice peaceful sentiments these, you
think!
"When the war comes" said the
admiral, "our position will be most
favorable Our destroyer and torpedo
craft cannot fail to cause tremendous
damage to the British ships, for we
are used to night attacks. Further,
the enemy will have great dlfflcultles
to provide themselves with ammunl-
ton, while we shall have ours on
hand.
"The moment will then come when
many British ships being destroyed
by our guns, many others detained in
far distant seas by the protection OF
British trade, the two fleets will be
equal in numbers. From that moment
/ can confidently say, the advantage
will beEon our side.
Our torpedo boats, our guns, our
all are far superior to what
Is done in England at present. our
guns can do terrific harm at ten miles
distance, and the British fleet will be
disabled before even they have been
able to attempt to fight u.s.
This rosy picture drawn by man
who has been an admiral OF the Ger
man fleet, and still has name as a
naval expert. was naturally taken for
gospel truth by those present at his
meeting, who cheered him wildly.
The admiral then prophesied two
nations-Italy and Japan-would, in
the future war, play part which no
body except Admiral Beruslng, oil
course, had ever dreamt OF.
..Italy will have a double task,
he said. Her fleet will neutrallZe the
French fleet in the Mediterranean
and her army will invade Egypt. me
italian fleet will be able to keep tht
French under control, even without
rhe assistance of the new Australia
tNSadnoughts. AS to her army, she
has sonoe - 100000 men in Tripoll
which she can easily send into
Egypt to exterminate the weak Eng
ijsh garrison (some 1900 mem stat
toned there.
"Then Japan is only make be
l.eve friend and ally Of England. The
M:kado's government is tired" o.
England's proceedings and only too
anxious to shake off the British yoke
There is no doubt that, in case OF
European war, the Japanese fleet VII
sail to Australia, and seize both the
Common wealth and New Zealand.
"A great shuttle of colonies follows
..and," said the admiral, "some O.
these we shall get. We shall not re-
rev the shameful and scandalous re
treat of Agadiar, where we Germans
renowned Morocco only on acoun
OF Great Britain's theats.
Gin the future we shall contemptn
ously disregard English threats ant
the only way to achieve this lies i;
thes words, 1--WE must increase ant
even double our fleet in order TO con
uuer and defend the overseas colo
MES which we need. No sacrifice i
TOO heavy for Germans with such en'
in view"
Such is the character of the lee
lures which are being delivered il
uncountable German towns, and re
produced in provincial newspapers
uEder the direction of the Nav.
league, the membership of which nov
approaches 100000 with 1000 loca
branches.
HOW's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh tina