The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-07
1919 PROPHECIES
BY DR. DEI4MER EUGENE CROFT

with them. and they shall be His people, and they shall bring the glory and honour of the nations into it."
 4 World Republic.
 From Monarchies to Popular Rule.
 Dethronement of Kings, EnthrOn- ment of Man.
 The author of these prophecies foretoId in December, 1917, the fol- lowing events in 1918. The endorse nient by the president of the Equal Suffrage bill; it's passage by the House of Representatives; the con spiracy of former Premier Caillaux of France; the death penalty for high treason of Bolo Pasha; the govern ment- control of the railroads and mines; the revolution in Russia; the strange epidemic of influenza; the great U-boat sensation in New York; the huge wheat and corn crops; the drouth in the West; the high price of cotton; the aircraft investigation; the failure of peace parleys; the sensa- tional event in government circle of the Presidents visit to Europe; the immense shipbuilding activity; the importance of aeroplanes in the war; the unrest and agitations in labor circles; the war-like activities of Spain, Argentina and Brazil; the. in cendiary destruction of munition plants; the naval activity of Eng land and Italy; the end of the war in November; the fall of the thrones of Russia, Germany, Austria, Bull garia, Turkey.
 1919 A Dull Year.
 The year 1919 will have two great l extremes: one of revolt, reaction, the | breaking down of old systems; another of world reconstruction, progress and political freedom. The | astral index of the year gives the malific forces of Mars, Saturn, Mer cltry, Jupiter, Vulcan and Aquarius. IL gives also the positive propitious i forces of Uranus, Leo, Venus, Nep- tune Virgo and Libra. There shall be signs in the sun, in the moon, in i the stars and upon the earth dis tress of nations with perplexity." :" 1 Gigantic sun spots will appear, vio- ! lent storms, extensive drouth, waves 1 of epidemic and intense agita tions. l Opposite to these will be immense l business prosperity, prodigious com 1 mercial movements, progressive gov ernment enterprises, brilliant pag- eGntry of society, great religious and educational activity. There will be unusual conjunctions of the planes s
 which will produce startling pheno-
 nena in the heavens and upon the sea. Intense electric bands will en-
 circle the earth, inducing volcanic
 action and violent seas Earthquakes | will be frequent in the first halfA of
 the year. Great storms in February, March. May, July, August, Septem- Der. A great drouth is indeXed ex-
 tending from New England, far West
 and South, in May, July and August Planting and sowing should be or
 low lands. An open winter and early spring are indeXed.
 From Monarchy to World Republic The crash of empires and the
 c-umbling of thrones will go on
 There is a new spirit af1ame in the
 breast of humanity, it is the ava
 lanche power of an ideal that hu-
 manity shall have liberty to form
 and unfold its ideals of progress
 through the ages. The tide of popu , lar rule will come to flood. Its tida wave shall sweep away kingships
 empires, vassal systems. The agon- . iZed, fettered, burdened and impris-
 oned soul of Europe will shatter its
 tcmb of monarchy and rise in the resurrection power of popular free.
 dom. The conclusions Of the peac table at Versailles will be a WORLI f REPUBLIC. The world will not re
 turn to pre-war conditions. Nation! will no longer submit to the yoke 0. kings. There was divine interven ton at the Marne, at Verdun, a f Chateau Thierry, and it will com
 again in the counsels of the nation until the peoples of the earth shal
 embody "The Tabernacle of God" II
 Freedom and Justice and Honor anC , Glory Propaganda and plans to re
 habilitate thrones will fail. Tho
 shalt not put new wine into old bot , ties" The League of Nations will b. f actualized, it will inspire the olt
 world to republic forms of govern ment. There will be revolts, dissen
 sions, conspiracies, dishonorable mo tives set in motion but they shal s fail. The dethroned emperor of Ger
 many will, as I declared three year I ago, not live to see the final end o this war. He will be forced from Hol S land, and before an Allied tribuna
 car judge him for his crimes agains l civilization he will pass before tha f tribunal whose justice is measures by divine immensitude. The Allied . counsels will call before worlt
 court those who plotted the war 5 There will be tragic scenes and vio Y lent acts. Prussianism will never re
 pe.nt. Autocraey will never forgive 2 It Is. in the blood. External vigi f lance shall be the price. of peace X England will need her fully equippe, f navy America will need to be full : prepared. Patriotism sober. stead |, fast, watchful, thoughtful and i'm
 mutable with divine justice will b
 tested now. The blood of the mil
 lions of the consecrated Allied host
 calls upon the world for justification I through a God approved world de e mocracy of liberty. justice and peace n The prophetic poet saw this peril an h the promise:
 : Eye, to which all order testers, al l. things here are out of joint;
 Science moves but slowly slowly
 creeping on from point to point; . Knowledge comes but wisdom fingers o and I finger on the shore,
 t And the individual withers, and tn s world is more and more.
 II Yet I doubt not through the ages on e increasing purpose runs.
 y And the thoughts of men are wide a with the process Aof the suns.
 Men my brothers. men the workeri