back in england in 1916 felkin was appointed inspector general of colonial colleges for the societas rosicruciana in anglia, although he seems never to have functioned in this capacity. in that same year he also founded three more daughter-temples of the stella matutina, together with a side-order, and claimed to found the guild of st. raphael. he published on the theme of 'rosicrucian medicine' and, at the height of the german u-boat activity, emigrated permanently with his family to new zealand, as his health broke down with recurrent malaria and other tropical diseases.