Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-28
MME. De IuEBfS PRO.
PnESIEs.WAR WILL .
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For England Mime. de Thebes pro.
phesied domestic and foreign war;"
In Russia, she said, the "Slavs are
overcoming the Germans"
OF Poland she wrote:
Poland! Poland! Yor have had
reason not to despair. 1t is upon o
that the future smiles. Splendid and
bloody things will be accomplished
at Warsaw before long"
ForetoId Destruction Of Belgium.
But most startling of all is Nine.
de Thebes' prophecy that during 1914
Belgium would meet with the fire
of destruction"
Having thus sought to predispose
people favorably toward her power
of f~oretelling events, Nine. de Thebes
takes up 1915, "the misty year," as
she calls it.
Nine. de Thebesr declares that she
feels, lin the mist" that the wal
will soon be over, that it will bring to
France tremendous consequences,
"entively different from at1France
imagines." She counsels her country
men: #
Surprises will follow surprises.
Do not weaken through Impotence or
despair. The future is yours.
- Remain faithful to your magnifi-
CENT instincts, to your marvellous pre-
destination, and you will be the pa
lcifc queen OF the world. If not-but
no, | cannot say it!'.
Warns France to Be on Guard
She goes on to warn France SOL
EMMY to he On her guard when the
peace negotiations come, for then
Fate will be watching for her. who
is the nan whose sword will be
broken" she continues m~ystically;
who is the woman whose vengeance
viii pursue, who will die miserably,
and not alone?" ,,o@ y.
Next summer and autumn, she fore.
tells, will be such as Paris has new
err seen, for pomp and enthusiasm.
And n Of the French nation will
then be great, great as the great
drama itself"
Summing up what 1915 will bring
to France, the seeress writes:
1T would appear that the year
will follow a bloody and broken
course for one.third Of it's duration,
after which it will find its equilibrium
in peace, still hidden by smoke and
mist, which will continue to its end.
y y i Few new men will arise, ex
cepting three Or only one, dominating
all the rest, and there will be innum-
cradle disappearance Of those repre-
senting the errors Of the past"
kaiser ITO Die or Disappear"
After i%ndulging in an outburst OF
vituperation concerning Kaiser Viii
helm II, Nine. de Thebes declares
that "he will soon die, or anyhow,
disappear" Germany, she adds, "is
condemned to exist no longer, at
least as she now u.s." As to the en-
pire's future, she ayers that two diff.
ferent visions haunt her-one Of a
Germany torn by internal %dissension,
by rebellion against the militarism
and the Prussian junkers; the other
of a Germany suddenly yielding and
declaring herself beaten in order to
recuperate and again hurl herself at
her enemies with new strength.
Mime. de Thebes p%rophesies destruc-
ton of the empire of Austria.H Hun
gary, (which has no longer any rea-
son for existence" and of the Aus
trian Emperor she says:
~"tracis Joseph, who has brought
unhappiness to all those who have
made the mistake Of loving him, can
not die without bringing misfortune
to his people"
A splendid future awaits Belgium,
says Nine. de Thebes, and the King
Of the lBelgians, IF he can escape
the perils that threaten him." For
England too, she sees a glorious fu-