The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

series of cases of heart failure and sud-
 den death-during the last few years suf- ficiently reveal to those au fait with
 the method the political and politico-
 financial plans of men who by such means are in the habit of ridding themselves of their opponents.
 Tn these days it is possible to electro | magnetieally communicate to people in- furious bacilli and poisonous substances. Murder en maSse is actually contrived for the purpose of removing everybody who stands in the way of Edison and his col laborators, or of the plans of the Brand enterprise in Germany"
 Sleeping Princess.
 In Pastor Schultze's nightmare there is, naturally. a sleeping Princess. "The superiority of Editsons system over many others" he says, results from
 the fact that Edison works through the magnetism of a sleeping medium, cer- 1 tain Miss Wilhelmina Stahl. About nine- 1 teen years ago Miss Stahl then 20 years ] old, emigrated from Putbus, on the island l of Ruegen to Chicago She was there in- l tered as a corpse. But the woman is not 1 dead. She remains in the magnetic sleep l into which she was put in order to serve l as a medium for Edison and the Brand l people. And as relatives of Miss Stahl are | still Twin gin Chicago, 1t should not be 1 difficult either to find Miss Stahl's grave l or to dehypnOtize the buried woman. "The revolutionary movements in Rus sia," he writes, the unrest of the Poles,
 the sharpness of the antagonism between 1 Austria and Hungary, the conditions in ] Servia, the antltheses between Greece | and Roumania and the other Balkan ] lands, the illness of the sultan, the art- l fical concentration of the interests of 1 the Italian people against the Austrian l frontier, the continual difficulties of the 1 Spanish government, the mutiny at Portsmouth, the Boer insurrecton, the strikes in England-all these were pro-
 duced from America by electro-magne- tism.
 "There isn't a country in Europe in which the schemers have not worked for
 the same results. The plans to pre- pare difficulties for the European govern
 ments, to create opposition between the different classes, to SOW bitterness and
 hate, to set up conflicts of interest be-
 tween peoples. to extend those already
 present and to bring new onflicts into existence.
 "They would like to rouse the people
 to war against eah other in order to
 weaken them and then bring about the
 revolution. The ruling houses of Europe
 are to disappear. the leaders are to be got rid of the healthy races are to under go degeneration. It will then be time to reap the harvest.
 Soul of PerVerslon.
 "The soul of this perverslon.' con tinues Pastor Schultze, 'ls the man Edi- son His very existence in spite of the genius in his makeup, or. rather be-
 cause of 1t, is a danger to mankind Should the American people not recog-
 nize the peril that threatens them from
 Edison, who Is seeking to hypnotize not only mankind. but also the earth and the universe, then war might be unavoid- able
 There might not only be war be- tween the United States and some other power-the people of the whole earth would be in arms. It wouldn't be d1f- ficult to bring about a coalition of the people of Europe against the united States.
 "A struggle between the two hem ispheres might put back the progress for centuries. It would be a decisive conflict, In which entire fleets would be destroyed The future of the whole Aryan race might be thrown into the scales. And 1t wouldn't be any gain for Americans, even if they came out successful to have everything monop- olized as a result of the war. But it would be a great gain for them If they could have this magntzation business stopped, and could get the new misused powers of electricity diverted to bene- hcient uses in the interest of the peo- pie"
 In finally appealing to President Roosevelt for his cooperation, the Putbus pastor says:
 q have already petitioned the Ger