Paragould soliphone., 1921-07-11
By FRANK k. MASON International Ns.Ws Servfce)

(Tnternational NsWs SerVlce) Berlin, June 2.-Dame History will tear up the Treaty of Versailles;
 new Hohenzollern Kaiser will be restored to the Prussian throne for few years, only to be dethfoned and executed. England and France will be engaged in new world war which will prevent their inter- ference in Germany's working out her own destiny. After years of
 terror a newLCromwell or Napoleon will arise from the ranks of the common people who will first es-
 tabish a military dictatorship and later crown himself King of Ger
 many.
 l These are few of the prophetic historical deductions of Dr. Max
 Kemerich, of Munich, which, in pam phlet form, are being passed from hand to hand in rOyalist circles and
 among the former officers of the
 German General Staff. In 1912 and I1913, when this combination of the mystic and deep student of history
 warned his countrymen of the i'm pending war and revolution, of the forthcoming destruction of Austria and restoration of Poland, of the Russian revolution and the divi-
 sion of the Socialist party and it's coming to rise to power, Germany laughed at .Dr. Kemerich and called him crazy.
 Before the war the historical seer
 advocated the accumulat ion of vast
 stores of food to protect Germany | from the coming hunger blockade. 1 In the summer of 1918 he went to the Bayarian War Ministry and ad- vised the organization of selected
 home guards to protect South Ger
 many in the coming revolution. The t modern German Cassandra was laughed at and shown the door. Germany has seen what she con
 sidered. in 1913, impossible come to pass. The former scoffers have been impressed, ,>and today some of the
 wisest gray-headed military geniuses of Germany are carefully studying l Dr. Kemerich's historical deduc-
 tions. History moves in cycles, ac cOrding to the seer. He is not an absolute deteIminist, admitting a limited freedom of will for the in
 diyidual. but not for the mass of people
 By laws of internal and external parallelism he fOretells the future It's a case of the schoolboy's phrase, l History repeats itself" Great his torical figures are the products of their times. but are only in limit
 ed way responsible for their times. Reviewing his pamphlet, received from a German General staff officer,
 one may summarize the following
 main points:
 The Russian revolution, which parallels the French revolution of | l649-53 will last about five years. A new cZar, of the Romanoff dynas | ly, will take the throne in 1922 or
 1923, with unlimited power. The Romanoff restoration will en- lcourage the Hohenzollern supporters,
 who will place a prince of this
 house >hpon the throne of North
 Germany. Bavaria will separate from | the Federation and go her own Way for about twenty years. North Ger
 man terrorism will break out in its
 worst forms in 1923, with a fight between the royalists and their
 opponents.
 The new HOhenzollern monarch l will have some preliminary suc- cesses, but after two years he will suffer decisive defeat and flee As he reaches the border he will be
 captured, endure long imprison lnent and final execution. The 1 flight, Imprisonment and execution
 of 1927 to 1881. l In the meantime Bavaria will have l taken part in neither the extreme reaction nor radicalism, although a. 1 Itablished There will be massacres of the German populations in Ro- hemia or Poland or perhaps in both
 countries.
 Six years of terrorism, with rad ical groups in power, will follow the execution of the Hohenzollern
 king. Springins from the lowest depths of the masses, from the sx- treme radicals, new Cromwell will restore order by a military dicta- torship. Five years later he willl be proclaimed king. The monarchy will be modelled on the British pat tern and will not be a restoration of the king by the grace of Cod" The Dictator-King will lead hisl armies against the Bavarians and |after defeating them restore the unity of the empire. This will end the German revolution, the latter events taking place between the