Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
PROPHECIES OF 1917-ADDUCED FROM THE
PYTHAGORE.AN CODE
BY Dr. pELMER EUGENE CROFT, NEW HAVEN, CONN., y

in early, as late summer Will De not
and dry. Sudden, violent storms are
indexed. with high winds. Heavy
storms are shown for the last half Of
January, the third week in February
and the first half of March. Shipping
and transportation will suffer. Feb
ruary. April and July are the months
Of riots crime, and epidemics likely
to appear. The Ides of March are
dark for America.
The railroad systems of our coun-
try will show enormous earnings
Transportation and traffic will over
tax all facilities. Look for important
changes in management steel ana
iron mills win have year or tre-
be absorbed by high wages. All man
ufacturing interest will take on new
life. Prosperity that has been IN
heaps, will spread out into numerous
disc will be in demand at high prices.
The automobile industry will reap a
harvest Cotton and wooden mills VIII
find a broadening market. the cot.
ton crop will be favored. The west
will have a great yield of corn. An
abundant fruit season is indexed.
There will be a boom in land farms
and general real estate
For Preparedness.
Congress will pass great war
budget for preparedness. The dec
laration of war by our nation is sure
| to come. it will be received by the
people with the enthusiasm OF hon-
day festivity. The resilient and elias
tic temperament of America is UMPIRE
cedented in the world The swl1tness
ration and action viii aStound the ma
tions Your blood and new methods
| will predominant.
this country will have long and
prosperous season. Extended PERIODS
of intense heat will make mountain
, and seashore resorts popular. Tne
| great abundance of money VIII make
Watching, polo, racing and baseball
viii have record breaking seasons.
| Sports and games everywhere will win
| abounding enthusiasm.
| Great religious activity will abound.
| Churches will reorganize, will unite
| and cast aside old methods of work:
War agitation and preparation VIII
| Argument religious fervor. Creed bar
riers will disappear unity. harmony
| cooperation will abound. Human suf-
fering will bring forth deeper hui
man sympathy. Religious bodies will
| work in new directions. Educational
| institutions will be greatly favored.
| A new national interest will develop
| in schools and colleges. Art, educa-
! ton and training will take on new
Erelation to service and society.
| Progress in Science.
Wonderful inventions will appear.
! electrical science will go forward by
| leaps and bounds The fields Of re-
! est Science will bring forth discov-
cries and possibilities that shall min
| lister to the great needs of mankind.
The medical world will grapple anew
with insidHoHs epidemics. Commerce
| will attract profound attention and
| arouse new national interest. World
events will center around our nation
and the great golden river of Amer
icass wealth will broaden and deepen
| Gigantic industries will stagger the
world with the figures of their tran
sactions. The era of Americas ma
fairness of the earth. Unparalleled
philantropies will be poured out. In
situations of human betterment will
be founded. America will finance the
reconstruction of the world.
Victories and Earthquakes.
The army and navy of England, the
army of France and the forces of Italy
will achieve brilliant and decisive
victories. Destructive earthquakes
Gle of the year for Japan, Italy and
| America. Sea disasters will sadden
Germany, England and America.
The author prophesied the world S
| war in 1912, and since has had forty
eight important fulf1llments of these
| was the death of the Emperor OF Aus
| tria, the crisis of Greece, the contin-
ued revolutions in Mexico, the activ-
ity of American troops, the epidemic
of infantile paralysis, the great crops
of wheat and corn, the great advance
Of cotton and coal, the change in Eng
| lands cabinet, the success of the arm
les of France and Italy. the interna-
tional crisis of the United States and
the great wave of prosperity