THE RIVAL KINGS' "FORTUNES"

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 24 May 1915, Page 3

THE RIVAL KINGS' "FORTUNES"

A-BRAHMN'S PROPHECIES.In the early days of the war prophets and prophecies were numerous. Jbatterly tfiey have."* not been so frequent, 'me only prophecy, or .anticipation recently given publicity in the French Press k that ascribed by M. Georges Pail to "a Brahmin who came to France with the. Indian troops. ' His name is Saya Andra, and, M. fail has found him "not far from wie line of fire," in "a village in I*l--cardy." Here are his intelligent anticipations:— The Kaiser was born- under the sign of Aquarius, an evil star which implies solitude, abandonment, exile and illness. He reached the anogee of his reign in 1899. His health will be in peril owing to hereditary malady between bis 53rd and 58th years. The ,ear 191* will bring terrible reverses, notably m June, Juiy, ana December; but his definite fall will only take place in the first half of 1916, and will spell exile for him and his family. The Emperor of Austria.—The Lion, the Bull, and Scorpion will .brina about the speedy end of Francis Josepn.: He: will die suddenly, perhaps by assassination, but in any case his throne and his Empire will be overthrown by a bloody revolt in 1915. ~, The Sultan, of Turkey has always been unlucky, but his fail'is probable m 1916. King George will reign till an advanced age. The English will be victorious in 1915, but peace will only be concluded in the beginning of 1916 * 1921 will be a very important date for ' him., ■' ■-- .■■ , ;■■ -'■ ■•.■ " " -V- ■• ■' ■". ■-■ ins, Czar will enjoy a long reign, which will end in the midst of great | prosperity. He, wMI gain a magnincent . victory in 1916. The yeai- -1924 will see internal dissensions in his Empire j but he will have another great triumph in! 19i¥The King of the Belgians is promised complete triumph after ruin, and renown equal to that of most celebrated nionarchs. The culminating point cf his reign will come in 1925. The King of Serbia will be a mark for traitois. In 1915 he wilt risk essassiriation, but the chances are that he will survive, and in that case 1916 will bring a happy end to his troubles. The Emperor of Japan will receive a similar surprise at the same date, when the Japanese wili undertake a distant expedition.