The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-02
I Predicts
 Three More World Wars
German Author Says They Will Be More Terrible Than the Last One Allies Against Japan, England Against U. S.. Yellows Against the Whites.

Berlin, Aug. 14.-Three world wars, more terrible than the struggle just ended, are predicted in booklet, 'Die Drei Kommenden Kriege," from the pen of Otto Auten rieth, heretofore obscure author, whose present work, however, is in it's tenth edition, accord ing to Carl D. Groat, United Press Staff Correspondent.
 The three, as Autenrieth portrays them in his rather phantastic prophe- cy, will be:
 First, between Japan and the rest of the Allies.
 Second, between England and Amer ica.
 Third, between the white and the yellow races as races.
 In the first, he predicts that Japan will be beaten worse than Germany was; in the second, England would be conquered, lose her world position, and be stripped of the monarchial idea; while in the third, Germany-still without seapower, but strong on land, with rich resources and advantages gleaned from the other two wars, would be the bulwark on which the yellow hordes would break in their march into Europe.
 Strip France.
 In preparation for it's struggle with America, England would strip France of it's power and would make moral conquest in South America, intended to convince that continent and the rest of the world that the U. s. A. was the main danger tc civilization. In the latter connection Autenrieth points out that England would create the impression in South America that English goods, ships, diplomats and So on were superior to all others; that England. however, would attempt no actual inimical operations there lest st have America as an opponent at too early a stage.
 And, out of the whole trio of world struggles, Germany would again come to place in the sun, according to the writer's calculations for she would be the supply station for the others, and wax strong again from this source provided she only follows the recipe of fulfilment of the present peace treaty and work, work, work.
 Incidentally, he eounsels Germany against flirting with Bolshevism, against attempting world dictator ship of the proletariat thru indictment of other lands, or of general world change thru introduction of socialism and similar cure-alls in Germany.
 Eliminate America.
 As for the first war, he suggests that England would find it to her own advantage to first go against Japan, relying upon the aid of America to as- sist. This accomplished, she could pave the way for eliminating America from the world field He contends that America is too close a competi- tor of England--more so than Ger many was-and argues that as Ger many had to be destroyed" for this reason, so England will attempt America's destruction.
 But he regards the attempt doomed to failure and sees America emerge victorious.
 Later, the yellow race he prophecies will attempt a stroke against the white, sweeping on thru Russia, but stopped at the German borders.
 In connection with the three wars the writer anticipates several side conflicts, and argues that, for it's helr against Japan. Germany will receive favors. Particularly does he believe that these favors will be made al Frances expense as part of England's scheme to eliminate France as z world-power and to control France. colonies