Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

- W ~ ANO - y
about 1912, set by the torch OF the
first arm in the countries OF south
eastern Europe II viii develop into
destruction and calamity in 1918. In
! that year | see all Europe in flames
and bleeding. hear the lamentations
of huge battlefields.
But about the year 1915 the strange
figure from the noTth-a new Napo.
ieon-enters the stage of the bloody
drama He is man Of little mllltaTis'
, tic training. writer or journalist.
but in his grip most of Europe will
remain until 1915.
The end OF the great calamity will
mark a new political era for the old
world. There will be left no empires
or kingdoms. bat the world will form
a federation OF the United States of
Nations. There will remain only four
great giants-the Anglo-SaXon, the
Latins, the Slavs and the Mongoiians.
Then New Ethical Era.
After the year 1926 | see change
in religious sentiment, The second
torch of the courtesan has brought
about the fall of the church. The eth
iCal idea has almost vanished. HUI
mainly is without moral feeling.
But then great reformer arises.
He will clear the world of the relics
of monotheism and lay the corner
stone of the temple of pantheism. God
soul, spirit and immortality will be
, molten in a new furnace. and | see
the peaceful beginning of the ethical
era The man determined to this
mission is a Monaghan Slav. He Is
already walking the earth--a man OF
active affairs He himself does not
now realize the mission assigned to
him by Superior Power.
~ nd behold, the flame of the third
torch, which has already begun to de-
stroy our family relations, our stand
ards of art and morals. The relation
between woman and man is accepted
as prosiac partnership of the sexes.
Art has become realistic degeneracy.
Political and religious partnership
have shaken the spiritual foundations
OF all nations. p.
Race Wars Strange Progress.
"Only small spots here and there
have remained untouched by those
three destructive flames. The anti
national wars I'm Europe, the class war
of America and the race wars in Asia
have strangled progress for half a
century. BY then, in the middle OF
this century, see heroine of litera-
ture and art rising from the ranks OF
the Latins and Persians, the world OF
the tedious stuff Of the obvious.
1T is the light of symbolism that
shall outshine the light of the. torch
of commercialism. In place Of polyg
amy and monogamy of today there will
come a oetogamy-relations of the
sexes, based fundamentally on the po
etc conceptions of life.
And | see the nations growing lar
ger and realizing that the alluring wo
man of their destiny is after all moth
ing but an illusion. There will be a
time when the world will have no use
for armies. hypocritical religious and
degenerate arts. Life is evolution an
evolution is development from the
simple to the more complicated forms
of the mind and body
IL see the passing show of the world.
drama in it's present form, how It'll
fades like the glow of evening upon
the mountains, One motion Of the hand
of commercialism and a new history
begins" ,~.~..
The late author eformer finished,
opened his eyes and looked at me
slightly confused
Had | gone to sIeep?" he asked me
81 beg your pardon"
Signed by ToIstoy.
When ! read the vision-talk to him
he listened gTavely and nodded. say.
ing that it was correct Upon my re.
quest he signed the document and
handed it to me with a blessing. II
left him the same day, and immediate.
ly upon my arrival informed the car
of my readiness to see him.
I was received at the court in an
informal way and led into the cars
private study. / handed him the pa.
per. He openad Il nervously land
read with, pronounced agitation
We'll, it's very interesting" he said.
Il will make copy for myself, and
forward the other copies. with trans
lations. to the kaiser of Germany and
through him to the king of England
The original shall be kept in my pri-
waite archives. ] shall ask the kaiser
and the king not to make any COM
nents on the matter, as | do not like
to figure as an intermediary between
them and the old man whose seditieus
writings do net like generally"
II is because have heard that one
OF the royal principals is going to in
clude the secret message in his pri-
waite memoirs that | take this oppor.
tunity of publishing the whole truth
about it and how | received the unus-
ual document The czar has told me
repeatedly that the kaiser of Germany
thinks it is one of the most impressive
literary prophecies of this age