The New York herald., 1921-10-16

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyri0ht, 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, Oct. Is.
An interesting prophecy made in
1850 by Joseph von Radowitz, a friend
of Frederick William ~, has just
come to light here. 1t happens to be
interesting, not for the degree in
which 1t was true but the curious
measure of it's failure to be true. 1t
was careful statement of what he
thought Europe would be like fifty
years later
I'm so far as foreign affairs go, I
foresee recreated German Empire
with Prussia at the helm" he said.
Austria, unfortunately, will have
fallen into component parts. having a
German Kingdom of Austria belong
ing to the German Empire and also
Kingdom of Bohemia. Then there
will be established an independent
hungarian Polish Kingdom adjoining
her. All these. together with Holland
and Belgium, will be bound up with
Germany in a close and lasting union
to form a central Power in Europe.
Russia Split In Two.
Russia will be robbed of her threat
ening position and will be divided into
two parts--a northern, with Moscow as
its capital. and a southern with Constan-
tinople as its capital. Scandinavia will
again be single State and will possess
the Baltic provinces.
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will belong to Sardinia and have the
Venetian State as neighbor.
France, after losing Alsace. will
AGAR. be limited to her natural from
tiers and will cease to be dangerous.
England Will be separated from her
American colonies, and in America there
will be a number of associated States, all
standing In some qualified relation to
the mother State, and being neither col
onies nor isolated republics.
I'm so far as Germany's internal sit
uation goes, / believe it is coming to
that form of Government which is still
incorrectly termed constitutional. But it
will be developed in such way that
true self-government will stand side by
side with central authority.
International Arbitration.
international pact. with arbitration
courts deciding points OF justice and
GONE precise executive provisions.
Armies will be reduced to the abso-
utely essential. with the express aim of
giving protection within and providing
it nationally with the arming of the
people themselves.
There will be a Socialist organization
IN thoroughly ordered. far reaching
measure, and society will bear the bur-
den of misfortunes and rest on the basis
# cooperation between capital and
labor.
'In regard to church affairs. there
will be a logical separation of church
end state, with all the consequences in
schools. The Catholic Church will re-
IT ain as it Is to-day. but federated with
the Church of England and of Germany,
and established on unity of dogma.
but with differentiation in constitution
and discipline. Professionalism as move
ment will be ended. being succeeded by
various sects-Lutheran or Reformed
and, above all, by churches OF some
Deistic order constituting religion in
itself and binding all together.
I'm the domain of science there will
be great progress in the development of
natural forces, especially in the direc-
ton of flying.
More especially do foresee the open
ing of the reaches Of the soul through
vitalismus and mesmersmus, and i'm
mortality will be regarded as supported
by incontestable evidence. This will ex-
crcise immeasurable influence on the life
of the whole of mankind"