New Britain herald., 1916-07-22
Man Whose Powers Have AWed Worlds Greatest Men Opens Mind on the Future for Herald Readers

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 The man who won the enthusia stic admiration of Edison by his undeni- able psychic feats; the man who up set the psychological theories of pr. William Hanna Thomson, the worlds greatest exposer of fa1ers and the author of Brain and Personality" the man who informed Madame Calve that her mothers sister had been killed in Paris by a runaway horse, and described the accident, which was confirmed the next morning by a ca blegram; the man who holds com mandatory letters from the police de- partment of various cities for locating criminals and lost articles; the man who prophesied the exact date Cn which the Spanish American war " would end and the protocol of peace be signed; the man who has, time and again, been honorably discharged, in open court, by demonstrating to the prosecutor and the judge the genuine ness of his mind-reading and clairvOy- ant claims; the man who has done many other remarkable feats, and who has puzzled the greatest scientific bodies of the world, says:
 That the present world-war will come to an end on September 7th, 1916;
 That the United States will have war with Japan three years from now;
 That Wilson will be elected for a second term;
 That Henry Ford will follow Wilson in the presidential chair. and will serve longer than any previous presi- dent.
 What Reese Told the German Crown
 Prince.
 This man-this oracle who speaks thus boldly, is Prof. Bert Reese, of New York, the genuineness of whose clairvoyant powers and cOsmic in sight Is vouched for by hard-headed men in the various professions and in the fields of science, philosophy. psych hology, education and business And it was to his friend, Dr. Siddhi Kundalini Eye, that Prof. Reese made these startling prophecies,
 Well, Herr Doctor Eye I have an interesting and important piece of news for you. The present world struggle will end on September 7th,
 
 Japan in about three years from now,' exclaimed Professor Reese in English, eked out with German, on recent visit
 "I predicted the present conf1agra- ton a year before it occurred. On the 3rd of August, 1913, while in Kis- singen, Germany, for the benefit of my wife's health, I met Felix Hollen- der one of the best-knoWn writers of Germany, who is also favOrably known in this country. I informed him, in the presence of others, that a world-war was brewing, and that it would come to a head shortly after the Jewish New Year in 1914. I did not at that time give an exact date; but gave other details. For exam pie, I stated that all of Europe would jump on the kaiser; that Germany would attempt a short cut to Paris by way of Belgium, for which action she would be condemned by the world at large; and that she would manage to hold Europe at bay until all par ties became exhausted in forces food and finance, when she would enter into an agreement with her foes to call off the conflict on her restoration of foreign territory.
 ''Dr. Hollender brought the crown prince to the sanitarium; introduced me to him; and made me repeat my prediction to him personally.
 "Mv interview with HOllender was > printed in the Berliner Tageblatt, and republished in many journals through out the empire and in some other countries of Europe.
 'I left Kissingen and went with nv wife for an aftercure to Switzerland. Here I repeated by prediction, and emphasized the fact that Germany would feel obliged to break through Belgian territory at great sacrifice. Germany would feel that she was in imminent danger, surrounded by foes that had by their attitude. forced her to take theinitiative in the conflict. She would feel that her invasion of Belgium was necessitated by her situ- ation; that otherwise the war would be waged on her own soil. I foresaw that the German Emperor would withstand the arguments of necessity and that he would finally yield, as he could see no way of achieving success than by the invasion of Belgium
 My predictions created such an in- terest that a delegation was sent to St Maurice in Switzerland, who were authorized to offer me quite a sum of money to go to Cassel, Germany, and give 2 seance before the professors of the university there. pr. Wede- kind, brother of the best-known writer of Germany. questioned me After demonstrating to them my psy- chic and occult powers, Dr. Wedekind exclaimed: 'Forty-two years has if taken me to attain to the point at