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fHIS ARTICLE RELATES ,
REMARKABLE PROPHECY
The following prophecy by the ,
Honk Fratre Johannes, who liv^d
ibout the year 1600, is remarkable in ,
ts application to the present world j
:risis. The advertiser at first doubtHi
its authenticy, because of a few
li3crepancies in the text, but the
natter was referred to the newspaper
information bureau at Washngton,
and Director Frederic J.
3 askings replied as follows:
"In reply to your letter asking
vhether the prophecy by the Monk
fratre Johannes, is real, we would
tay that this prophecy was discover- |
id on old parchment in the convent
>f the Holy Ghost, at Wismar in '
jermuny, and is kept under glass in
;he town hall of that city. There
lave been numerous translations
vhose texts vary somewhat. We I
ire returning your copy of this prophecy."
The discrepencies which we noted,
ind which you may notice are probibly
due to the rariations in the
translation of the text. On lhe whole i
t is a remarkable prophecy. It s as
follows:
"The real Antichrist will be one of
he monarchs of his time, a luthcran
Protestant. He will invoke God and
give himself as his messenger, or
Apostle.
"This prince of lies will swear by
the Bible. He will represent himself
as the arm of the most High, sent to i
hastise corrupt people.
"He will have only one arm, but
lis innumerable armies, who will
take for their device the words, God
is with us, will resemble thc infernal
regions.
"For a time he will act by craft
And strategy. His spies will overrun
the earth, and he will be master of
the secrets of the mighty.
"He will have learned men in his
pay who will maintain and undertake
to prove his celestial mission.
"A war will afford him the opportunity
of throwing off thc mask. It
will not be in the first instance a
war which he will wage against a
French Monarch. But it will be one of
such a nature that, after two weeks
all will realize its universal character.
"Not only all Christians, but all
thc Musselmans, but even more distant
people will be involved. Armies
ui/ill Wa invAlvoil frAm fVia fftin* * 111 urt
ers of the earth.
"For by the third week the angles
will have opened the minds of men,
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who will percicve th!\t the man is 0
Antichrist and that ail will become I
his slaves if they do not overthrow
this conqueror. I
"Antichrist will be recognized by I
various tokens, in special he will
massacre the priests, the monks, the I
women and children and the aged. I
He will show no mercy, but will pass I
torch in hand, like the barbarians,
but invoking Christ I
"His words of imposture will re- I
semble those of Christians, but his I
vows, of all the human race. I
"He will have an eagle in his arms, I
there will also be an eagle in the
arms of his confederates. But the I
latter will be a Christian and will I
die from the malediction of Pope
Benedict, who will be elected at the
beginning of the reign of Antichrist. I
"In order to conquer Antichrist it I
will be necessary to kill more men
than Home has ever contained. It I
will need the energies of all the king-11
doms, because the cock, the Leopard
and the White Eagle, will not be able
to make an end of the Black Eagle.,
without the aid of the prayers and
vows of all the human race.
"Never will humanity have been
faced with such a peril because the
triumph of the Antichrist would be!
that of the demon, who will have
taken posession of his personality.
"For it has been said that twenty
centuries after the incarnation of the
Word the beast will incarnate in hi.7;
turn, and will menace the world with
as many evils as the Divine Incarnation
has brought it graces.
"Toward the 2000 Antichrist will
be made manifest. His army wi'l
surpass in number anything that can
be imagined. There will be Christians
among his cohorts and there
will be Mohammedans among the
defenders of the Lamb, as well a?
some heathen soldiers.
"For the first time the Lamb will
be red?for blood will flow in the
domains of the four elements at
once.
"The Black Eagle, who will come
on the Cock, which will loose many
feathers. It will soon be exhausted,
but for the Leopard and its claws.
'"The Black Eagle, who will come
from the land of Luther, will make a
surprise attack upon the Cock.
"The White Eagle will come from
the North.
"The Black Eagle will find itself
forced to let go the Cock in order to
fight the White Eagle, whereupon
the Cock will have to pursue the
Black Eagle into the land of Antichrist
to aid the white Eagle.
"The battles fought up to that
time will be nothing compared to
that which will take place in the 1
Lutheran country. 1
"When the beast finds himseK 1
lost, he will become furious. <
"Men will be able to cross river I
or. the bodies of the dead.
"Antichrist will sue for poac." ]
many times, but the seven angel ,
who march before three animals of
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:ho Lamb, will have proclaimed that . i
victory will not be given except on j
:he condition that Antichrist will be j
crushed like straw on the threshing ]
floor. i
"The three animals will not be per '
nitted to cease fighting as long as '
\ntichrist has soldiers. <
"It will be made manifest that the '
ombat, which will be fought out in
;hat part of the country in which the j j
\ntichrist forces his arms, is no hu- 1
nan conflict. The animal defenders
>f the Lamb will exterminate the lasi
amy of the Antichrist.
"Antichrist will die in solitude and
nadncss, over having' lost his crown. I
biis empire will be divided into
wenty-two states, but none will
iav0 any longer any fortifications,
irmy or ships of war.
"The White Eagle, by order of
Michael will drive the crescent out if !
Europe, where there will be no long- i
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e found in South Carolina. We wi
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er any but Christians. Ho will in- 1
stall himself at Constantinople." i
Note:?The Kaiser is a German
Lutheran?one arm is withered. Ger- 1
many is the black Eagle. Austria 1
tier ally, has also an Eagle. Russia's i
is the White Eagle. France is tli <
2ock. England?the British Empire, <
is the Leopard. 1
GERMAN ARMIES :
IN FULL RETREAT >
(
Franco.Americans Strike North '
of Marne, Driving !
Huns Back. 1
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Striking north of the Marne on 1
Sunday, American and French troops *
advanced on a front of 25 miles, J
Iriving the Germans backward from I
the river at all points and attaining *
x maximum penetration of more
than nine nines. i
Battle front dispatches declared
the enemy appeared to be in full retreat
on the entire southern front of
lie Soissons-Rheinis salient.
The French war office reported
Franco-American forces within two
niles of the important German center
of Fere-en-Tardenois, while id
riiles to the eastward they are with
n three ni'lcs and encircling the alnost
equally important concentration f
joint of Ville-en-Tardenois.
This is the greatest advance attain
v! by the allies since the opening
lays of their counter-offensive, an.
"ollows a long period of limited pro.
jress and desperate resistance. It
.vas made under almost impossib'
veather conditions, resulting t'ron
.he heavy rains.
The great forests of Fere and Hi
touth and southeast of Fere-en-Ta
lenois, which have 'been obstacle s t
die Franco-American advance, hav
>een passed. Chatillon-sur-Marn
.he chief point on the north bank o
:he Marne, remaining in the hand
>f the Germans up to today, appp.r
Mitly has been recaptured, as the a!- j
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This may be the beginning of the
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German commanders to overcome
me colonial difficulties of transportation
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dlied bombardments and the congest
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The allied line now apparently
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lorth of Ste Euphraise through
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icarly half of the territory lost in
lie Boche's drive to the Marne.
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