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GERMANY IN 2106.

STRUGGLE , AGAINST SLAV DOMINATION.

BERLIN, April 13. Imaginative pictures of Germany's future — almost always -a very martial future — are very; common here, and usually do not merit much attention, but occasionally a book appears which represents a. school of thought, and also throws fresh light upon the hidden germs of national development. Such a one is a new drama called "Der Abgrand," which shows "pictures of Germany's twilight in the year 2106." It is by "Count Teja," which is a. nem de plume./ The hero is King Frederick VI., a Ebhenzollem Prince, who embodies 'German ,' 'idealism'' and r is engaged throughout in a. life and death struggle with materialism and the forces of Jewry. The plot' of the story is Germany's second awakening-r^thas time from 'the torpor of cosmopolitanism and pacificism," and her response to a challenge from the Slavs. Somewhat provokingly the curtain falls before the result of the war ia decided, but the English, I the Scandinavians, and the "true Ger-, mans" who had m'i grated to German South* West Africa-have already rushed to 'the defence of GeMnanetum, and a fortunate issue seems imminent.

CHANGES ON THE CONTINENT. By 2106 AJ3. the Continent lias changed surprisingly. Austria-Hungary • has disappeared, and a great Slavonic ruler, on© Vladimir, rules from the Baltic to the Adriatic. Prance has ceased to count, as there the • "active race" is extinct, and the, country is in the hands, of the primitive Mongolian race, which is incapable of great effort-. Italy, is .practically the vassal of the Slav Empire. England, on the other hand, after passing through a critical period, has regenerated herself rby im-: porting Germanic blood from Scandinavia.; and. setting Norwegian peasants on her soil.

Sweden- ia, of * course,' the chief .bulwark against. the Slav, and in a spirited congress which takes ulace at Berlin in the hour of danger between England, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Holland, and Germany her King recalls with pride the events of the present dayr— the efforts of Syen Hedin and the awakeningr of. the peasants to, "the Russian danger." Incidentally, he re■oroa^hes the English envov for EngJand's pi'o-Russian nolicv of long -icro and for her former desertion of the Germanic caue«v

THfe ALL-POWERFUL JEW. lu_ Germany, Westphalia, Poseu, and Silesia are practically' autonomous Polish duchies /under German . Princes, tt is yiadimir's demand that ' thev should be rtded by Slav- Princes which precipitates the wax*. The -population of Germany mixed .< Having become almost entirely an industrial State, she;, has flooded her factories with Chinese and : Mongolians. Commerce and ship■pin<? is in the; hands, of n. Jewish ..trust.. an,di thje real-nvjer. of. the State — when the curtain. . rises—ris Field-Marshal Goldstein, a Jew. * The morals of the nation Are in a frightful condition, and senseless luxury is rampant. The most demoralising force is the /'Peace League" nnd its ally, the dominant party of Wpltfreisinn (CosTnopolitnnismi. This is the party of »thi» capitalists, who have, "engagements" pll over the world, know no national Meals and r prfvich peace at nny ttricp. Fortunately, there is still left a small nucleus of real "Qernrans" wiiich Tielns the Kin or to shak^ off these fatal influences and nssprfc- the- Bism'" > oVia»i ,«imrit) and., fortunn-telv, some Britisli «»hips to transport. the German* of Scandinavia and Africa in the Fatherland when the German shipping trust refuses.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13394, 30 May 1914, Page 10

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GERMANY IN 2106. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13394, 30 May 1914, Page 10

GERMANY IN 2106. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13394, 30 May 1914, Page 10