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SOLAR SYSTEM STRANGELY ODT OF BALANCE;
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< > vi«iur to the srranee >j rnunino- of six
mivfhfy planets, sur.h as has not. been
•men in a score of centuries. the United
S'ates nex* Dmemher will be swept by
The most tent itle catacysun experienced
•*in(*e human It’story hee.-m*. accordinji
to Prof. Alberta i«\ Porta. who has the
odiowipy In sji \ :
1* v\ 111 he caused by the hug«st >un
‘■onl on record.
A sunspot 11 :i t will ht.* visihh* to the
Miked eye.
Since me:, first began tn make records
ut events no sunspot has been large,
enough to tie seen without the aid of
instruments. This one will he.
The sunspot wid appear on I )• e mber
17. IDH), and will be a vast, wound in
the side of ; he sun.
It will b.» a gigantic explosion of
'Inning gas.*-., leaping hundreds of
i housunds of :ni!<•> out into space. It
' ill have a crater large enough to en
gulf the earth as Vesuvius might en*
gul f a h >ot ha 11.
■such a M' *i will he rirh enough in
electro-magnetie energy to fling the
atmosphere of out planer into a dis
■ irhance without precedent or parallel.
There, will also he gigamic lava
eruptions, great earthquakes, to say
nothing of floods and fearful cold.
I make t.his startling pr«>i*iier\ with
iio desire to he merely sensational or
alarming. It is merely because my
study uf the planets has revealed cer
tain results with mathematical oer
t aiut \, t hat i say to you:
Re warned in advance Tremendous
tilings are going to happen from De
cember 17 to December 2T lnl9, and
afterwards.
Here are the simple \e.t astounding
'acts that enable me to make this
prophecy.
The planets in their orbits swing in
great ellipses around the sun. They
:<rw linked to the sun, and to each other
by chains of electro-magnetic energy
whose impelling forces counteract each
other and hold each planet in its reg
ular path.
W henevei two planets wheel into
-.jch position that They pull together
with the sun either in conjunction to
i he same sale of the sun or in opposi
tion with the sun between them, their
united pull causes the sun’s explode—
to leap out into space in the whirling
volcano wo call a sunspot.
The sunspots in turn cause >*orms in 1
the atmosphere of our earth and doubt
ess on other planets as well
Two planets united are enough to
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cause a small sunspot and :i small I
storm. Three causes a largo on*-, four !
make a ver\ large, spot indeed.
Hut- on December 17. 1919. no less
than seven planets will pull jointly on
the sun. These include all the mighti
est planet-; rlcse with the most power
ful pull.
Si x of them. Mercury. Mar-, Saturn.
Venus, .Jupiter and Neptune - will be
in conjunction; grouped toget her ir. the
mightiest, “league of planets" ever
known in the annals of astronomy.
They will be massed in the narrow
limit of but 26 degrees, on the same;
side of the sun. i
Directly opposite coming into posi
tion with this gigantic league, will be
the huge planet Uranus. The magnetic
currents between Uranus ana the six
planets will pierce the sun like a
mighty spear.
Our Earth is outside of the league at
an angle of nearly 90 degrees—in per
feet position to receive almost the full
force of the monster electrical disturb
ance as it. leaps into activity on what, to
us, will be the eastern horizon of the
sun’s disk,
This means that we will get the
strength of the storm when the suit
spot is at its worst, before the exploding
gases have had time to die down.
Such a close grouoing of planets has
never been recorded before. The whole
solar system will be strangely out of
balance.
What will be the outcome? My
knowledge does not permit me to say
beyond the fact that the storms, erup
tions and earthquakes will he tremen
dous in their strength and scope.
Remember the date—December 17 to
20, and after.
M. S. Bozith. formerly of this camp,
now of the McGrath district, after a
short visit in this vicinity, started for
the Knskokwim town yesterday. Mike,
.by the last mail, revived a letter frnts
his mother in Serbia contiainin# tht,
sad intelligence that two of his broth
ers had died in tlie service of their
country during the war. This letter
was the first Mr. Hozith lias received
from his old home since hostilities
srarted in 1914.
How Cold the Weather Got
Bv the N. C. Co.’s thermometer, the
following records the coldest tempera
ture during—
November lo.12 deg.
•' Hi ......U
" 17 20—
'■ 13 .12 - “
10 11—
” 20 .19— “
21 :il—
*».SING OUT
"'re, Harness and Saddlery
•ced Prices
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R U Prepared
For the Winter?
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
Winter Wear
A. J. WEISS
The Home of Hart. Schaffner fit Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
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RILEY DREDGE STOPS
The dredge of the Uiiev Investment
Company on Otter creek closed for the
1919 season last Monday at. noon. Be
fore the shutdown the dredge was em
ployed at making a bench on which to
rest during the winter. Later the
watei in lit* pond surrounding the gold
ship will be drained, thus giving work
men a good chance to make repairs on
the hull
Mike and George Blanuska, miners
of Anvil creek, Ophir district, after a
visit of two weeks hereabouts, left yes
terday for their diggings, taking with
them the fine team of horses they pur
chased here. After getting things in
readiness on Anvil, Mike will superin
tend the taking out of a winter dump,
and George w ill proceed to Nixon Fork
to do development work on their placer
holdings.
MANY SICK AT OPHIR
On Monday last, a “Hash” from Mi:•
Gratb stated that an epidemic ot sick
ness had struck the. town of Ophir
which is believed to be the ’‘flu," one
dead and many sick. The local wire
less station was unable to •’raise” Mc
Grath on Tuesday, the operator there
complained of sickness the nijfht be
fore.
Wednesday, Nov. It) -The “Hu” at
Ophir turned out to be an epidemic of
colds. Geon Ge f.Jarjje, ayed 80. died at
Ophir aft er a Jew days' illness: pnen
njoria was the cause of dear.h.
Ammi<: those leavinjr for the Outsihe
vi.i the Seward trail last Tuesday were
Fred Pedersen, Dick Peterson, Herb
Kearney, John Heaton, Alec Mathesori
and F FI ill.
Job Printing at The Pioneer office.
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