The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-12-05


Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
The nearest and most rapidly moving
of the four is Jupiter, which changes
it's position 80 degrees within 12
months. Saturn moves but IL degrees
in similar period of time, while
Uranus moves four degrees and Nep-
tune little more than two.
If these mighty planets are in line
with each other in December, they
are also in line for several months be-
fore and after that month. 1t is reas-
enable to suppose that no great and
sudden change can be produced within
a day, a week or month when it re-
quires months for these heavenly
bodies to assume such a position and
an equally long period for them to
change their positions.
The pull or influence of these plan
cts upon the sun will, therefore, if
this reasoning is correct, be no great
er December II than it was in Sep
tember and October.
Mr.. Spencer has prepared num-
ber of drawings of sun spots which
he has observed and studied for many
yars. They were very pronounced
two years ago, hesays, and their ap-
pearance was accompanied by electrical
storms.
Prof. Portals prediction is as fol-
lows:
sowing to strange grouping of
six mighty planets, such as has not
been seen in score of centuries, the
United States, this month, will be
swept by the most terrific weather
catacylsm experienced since human
history began.
ut will be caused by the hugest
sun spot on record-a sun spot that
will be visible to the naked eye.
"Since men first began to make
record of events, no sun spot has beer
large enough to be seen without the
aid of instruments. This one will be
"The sun spot that will appear
December II, 1919, will be. vas
wound in the side of the sun.
at will be a gigantic explosion O.
flaming gases, leaping hundreds O.
thousands Of miles out into space. I
will have crater large enough t.
engulf the earth, much as Vesuviu
might engulf a football.
"Such a sun spot will be rich en-
ough in electromagnetic energy t.
fling the atmosphere of our planet in
to disturbance v ithout precedenc
or parallel. ""
"There will be hurricanes, lightning
colossal rains. 1t will be weeks befor
the earth will regain it's normal condi
tions. There will also be giganti
} lava eruptions, great earthquakes, t
, say nothing of floods and fearful colo
~ make this startling prophecy wit
no desire to be merely sensational G
alarming. 1t is simply because m
study of the planets has revealed Gel
tain results with mathematical Gel
tainty.
"On December II, no less than seve
! planets will pull jointly on the SUI
These planets will include all of tn
mightiest planets, those with the mos
powerful pull.
"Six of them, Mercury, Mars, Ver
, us, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune-wi
! be in conjunction; grouped togethe
in the greatest league of planets e>
, er known in the annals of astronom,
. "They will be massed in the narro'
limit of 26 degrees on the same sid
of the sun!
: "Directly opposite, coming into ol
position with this gigantic league wi
be the huge planet Uranus. The mas
netic currents between Uranus and tn
{ six planets will pierce the sun like
) mighty spear.
"Our earth is outside the league {
r an angle of nearly 80 degrees
perfect position to receive almost tn
t full force of the monster electrical di.
turbance as it leaps into activity Q
what to US, will be the eastern horizo
: of the suns disc.
4 "Be warned in advance. Trement
GUS things are going to hapen fro1
December II to 20, 1919, and aftel
D ward!"