New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
2 Detectives
On Way Here
With Fischer
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ated by the same principle. The chief
influence in philosophy to-day is the
marked emphasis of environment and
heredity. A mans destiny is shaped
by the ballot Of his ancestors for his
being. His soul-if he has one--is an
atom acted upon by a majority OF other
atoms.
at all times every particle of us is
part and parcel of a wider self, quiv.
ering. out into. alien contact. The
actual ia continuously one Of the pos
sibilities ignored by an earlier sight
Il believe profoundly in religion, bat
forms of service, because church has
come to be chiefly an exposition of
hats and flnery. I prefer to move and
have my being wish sincere people.
Gives Up Physical Pain
II believe in the government Of mat
ter by the mind, and have given up
physical pain. My only physical sen
sation is an occasional violent pain in
the head, which unfailingly indicates
that some dire catastrophe impcnds in
the worM fear nothing mortal and
am easy in the satisfaction that I have
Gods love.
IL believe in the solar system and
that mist has electricity. This can be
proven by stretching maze of thin
wires over d turbulent stream. | could
make millions by proving certain tho
orles of mine, but am not interested d
in the accumulation of material wealth
am richer in my contentment of soul
than are millionaires with their
worldly goods.
u might have avoided my present
position by inclosing my messages in
nnve1nnna t,,1f 7 ha1io..o ;,, al.
cerity. and wanted my warnings to OBJ
I tain the widest dissemination. ! had
nothing to conceal. I sent them from,
| sincere conviction in the hone that
might do good.
"The quick and accurate decisions of
Theodore Roosevelt were not snar
judgment, hut the result of sub-con-
scious working Of his mind. so that
when faced with two alternatives he
invariably did the right thing at the
right time"
Asked where he got the information
regarding the impending disaster. his
answer was:
"Ged Gave 1t to Me"
God gave it to me. 1t came out OF
the air."
TO explsin this statement he said
my mother was q psychic and m,
grandmother also, and if the sins OF
the father descend upon the children
il ia probable that the blessings dc
likewise. consider this power ot
prophecy that l possess to be Il bless.
ing"
He related an incident which oc.
Cured in 1905 while he was at Niagara
| on-the-Lake. whom he met many Of hiz
friends at tennis matches. after the
Matches" he said. II once missed ,
train and started to walk to Lewis.
ton. seven miles away. took the
Gorge route, and so long as looked
UP | was al right hut on 10 king 'w,'
to the ties would fall or my legs would
come between two ties and cause in
juries to my shins." Here Fischer
I rolled up his trousers and pulled down
his sock, exhibiting Il SCARF
Says Mother Heard Call
"This injury did not bother me, NJ
! though it might have been regar rded As
serious. continued walking and look.
ing up until reached the hotel. When
went into my room I found that my
shoe was soaked In blood, and as
although she was in New York a,
the time.
"ln speaking of this event after.
! ward my mother said she had heard
me call and had gone to the front
door and opened it, thinking to find me
there. The time when she heard this
csii checked up perfectly with the in.
cident l have mentioned.
mad 1GvcriSe unc e, Edward Gil.
bert Turf, residing in New York CITY
After my return home rom Lewiston
called at his house, but found nv
uncle dead. This was a very grea,
shock to me and it upset NV menta'
faculties TO such An extent that
SAID I am Jesus Christ. | will revive
him as Christ did of old threw nv.
self on his corpse and tried to restore
ms life, but there was nothing doing.
:, r!scher said this incident hau so af
fected his mind THAT his family had been
| advised to take him to n specialist. He
said the treatment he received proved
the physician to be n CRATER. He tae1
went to btoomingdale, where, he SAWS
he was cured and recovered his "pcisn
arid sincerity"
Antagonistic Toward England
Fischer exprcsscd very antagonist,
feeling, toward England, even rorr
marked than he felt against Wall
otfeet; nc said this feeling was
caused by "England's treatment Of her
:, ''S" AIN Htt a'!leS. lie remarked n
"'cven though am an Envlishman Nv u
descent, my forefathers were Wetties,
1he ~ family MY name Of the royal family
I am am aiso Hapsburg, tho same as
Aing Alphonso Of Spain"
Here Fischer covered the lower DOR
tlon Of his face, leaving the nose and
forehead exposed. and said:
You will notice the similarity be-
tween tn" top Of my mead and that of
the Austrian ruler Continuing, he
England borrows two billions from
the United States at 2 per cent md
I0ana M. tho money to her European
alilcs at per cent. That is not a
Although ! dislike England, I have
me greatest fondness for Canada. No
country given name with three As
could be bad. Ca-na.da." he mono.
toned. "Notice the three firsts in 0t TIC
l'ominion's name. Canada furnished
more me7 and more money per capita