The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-08-03
AN ERA OF WARFARE
IS SEEN BY GERMANY
WRITER PREDICTS A STRUGGLE
BETWEEN UNITED STATES
AND GREAT BRITAIN.
AMERICA TO BE WINNER
Would Strip France of Its Power, and
England Would Be Conquered.
Conflict Between White and
Yellow Races Also Forecast.

BERLIN.-Three world wars, more
terrible than the struggle Just ended,
are predicted in booklet, "Die Drei
Kommenden Kriege" from the pen of
Otto Autenreith. author, whose pres
ent work is in its tenth edition.
The three, as he portravs them in
his rather fantastic prophecy, will be:
First, between Japan and the rest
of the allies.
Second, between England and
America.
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 advan-
tages CLEANED from the other two
wars, would be the bulwark on which
the yellow hordes would break in
their march into Europe.
In preparation for its 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 United
States was the main danger to civili-
cation. In the latter connection Au-
tenrieth 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 ininical OPP
erations there lest it have America as
an opponent at too early a stage.
And, out Of the whole trio of
world struggles. Germany would
again come 10 a place in tie sun, ac-
eording to the writer's calculations,
| for she would be the supply STATEN
for the others. end 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 counsels Germany
against flirting with bolshevism,
against attempting world Dictator
ship of the proletariat through incite-
ment of other lands. or of a general
world change through introduction of
socialism and similar cure-alls in Ger
many
AS for the first war. he suggests
that England would find to her own
advantage to first go against Japan,
relying upon the aid of America to
assist. This accomplished, she could
| pave the way for eliminating Ameri-
ca from the world fields. He con-
tends that America is too close a
competitor of England-more SO
than. Germany was-and argues that
as Germany had to be destroyed"
for this reason so England will at
tempt Americas destruction.
But he regards the attempt
doomed to failure and sees America
emerge victorious.
Later the yellow race, he prophe-
sizes, will attempt stroke against the
white, sweeping on through Russia,
but stopped at the German borders.
In connection with the three wars
| the writer anticipates several side
conflicts, and argues that. for its
help against Japan, Germany will re-
ceive favors. Particularly does he be-
lieve that these favors will be made
at Frances expense as part of Eng
lands scheme to eliminate France as
world power and to control
Frances colonies.