The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-01-19
WHAT THE STARS SAY ABOUT 1910
Great Disasters Dramatic Occurrences and Tragic Events
Are Predicted by a Noted Astrooger.

The year 1910 is destined to be
one of great disasters, dramatic oc-
currences and tragic events, accord
ing to Prof. Gustave Meyer, the as
trologer of Hoboken, in a forecast for
the Chicago Inter-Ocean. He be-
lieves that the stars have shown him
to a considerable extent what will
happen. and, according to his annual
custom. he has issued his prognosti-
cation. Here are the views OF Prof.
Meyer:
"As an American astrolOger | wish
to state that | have set up chart
or figure of the heavens for the birth
of the new year of 1910, which will
occur Saturday, January /, at 10000
a. m, Washington Cd. c. mean
time, and from the planetary confg-
urations of the heavens which VIII
be operating at that period | find
that 1910 will prove to be quite an
eventful, if not very dramatic,
period for the United States and all
of Europe.
Here in America much trouble is
indicated to occur to our govern
ment, our president and his cabinet,
and the life of President Taft will be
in jeopardy and anything but pleas
ant, and our good president should
guard against secret enemies and as
sassins. and should be more cautious
than usual otherwise he will have
much to regret, and l fear that he
will experience bereavement in his
Immediate family and his wife should /
look to her health.
president Taft will come in for a |
good share of SANDER, dishonor and /
discredit: business will be practically |
at standstil; some of the greatest
failures in history will occur in the /
stock market.
Financial panics will be much in
evidence, as well as a run on the /
banks, and bank robberies, as we'll as
fires in banks, will also occur.
The heads of large corporations /
will come to dishOnor and grief and |
justice will prevail.
agriculture will thrive and farm !
ers will be more fortunate and pros |
porous than usual.
'Uncle Sam will spend consider
able money for munitions of war, and
he viii experience considerable reve- (
nue trouble.
"A war is indicated for the United |
States, yet we will have mostly in
ternal troubles and much trouble !
with our island possessions or in the
Philippines, as | look for serious up
risings to occur there, and we will
also experience considerable trouble
in Nicaragua.
- S,,I In
Gle Sam in the Panama canal zone. |
''The year 1910 will prove to be
very trying and hard one for every
body both rich and poor; strikes and
riots will be in evidence; our militia
will be called out and much blood
shed will result, and during the very
forepart of the year thousands of
people will be out of employment and
factories will close their doors. How
ever, in Europe times will be much
harder than here, and all Europe will
be on the verge of warfare, or at
least preparing for a great clash, and
Germany and England VIII be antag
Onistic toward each other
Uncle Sam should bear in mind
that old adage, In time OF peace
prepare for war However, We will
continue to advance as a leading ma
ton, and sufficiently fortunate to
come out of our difficulties in safety
by fall.
Our railroads and pOstofFice de-
partments will be more prosperous
than usual, but great railroad strikes
Will occur
Actors and theatrical managers
will experience a more prosperous
and successful season than in many
years, and theatrical attendance will
be unusually large, yet there will be
a decrease in church attendance.
Great scandals will occur among
members of the bar, press and clergy
affinity cases win be on the increase,
and the divorce courts will be over
crowded, and great scandals and out