The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-01

new world God has ordained They
may have fought unknowing, but
through the ages, in their spiritual
and real embodiment they shall know,
and shall cooperate with endless
generations in perfecting peace, love
and brotherhood ''And the desire of
all nations shall GOMEZ God shall
ordain greatness and glory out of the
madness of nations. Not thrones, en-
pires, or republics, but man is the
purpose of eternal ages
The throne of Austria will become
vacant. The Emperor of Japan will
become a popular ruler. Great hon
ors of war will come to the soldiers
of France and Italy. Eng1and's sue
cess viii. come through new and
younger blood in her cabinet and war
officials. japan will retain amicabIe
relations with America. The king of
Greece will be in imminent peril. The
Czzar will be troubled by internal dis
cord, but Russia will not fail of play
ing a most important part in the
world conflict of arms. The Ameri-
can navy will be brought into action
in the first half of the year. Mexico
will continue turbulent, and Carranza
will be in danger Of assassination.
Epidennics of fever will break out
in New England and the Middle
States. February and March will be
marked with RACES of pneum onia.
March will be a, strong month of dis
asters, kconflagrations, while April will
be a month of sensations in govern
ment and financial circles. The price
of coal will advance and cotton will
have a strong market Stocks will
have a reaction in April and in July.
The year will be favorable for all
sports and all the resorts will have
NJ ost favorable conditions for a pros
porous season.
The presidential election will
arouse immense enthusiasm. There
will exist tense situatio ions. The NOM
mating conventions of both parties
will be full of sensations and scenes
OF great rivalry. The President will
be opposed by a big contingent of
pacificists, but will be renominated. In
the Republican convention favorite
sons will crowd for recognition. The
demands of the people will outgenerad
the politicians. The party will not
tempt Fate in so trying a crisis. The
ultimate hour of America turns upon
the election. America Will rise as
the sovereign nation of the world.
America will not suffer greatly
through war. The period will be
brief. She Will win the respect and
conf ence of the whole world. She
will. become the supply house of the
world. America will supply and re-
ha affiliate Europe An era. of Utopia
ed day and night. Manufactures will
multiply like magic. Facilities of
transportation will be- damned by land
ard by sea. Prosperity will become
a. swollen river of gold sweeping from
the Atlantic 70 the Pacific. Archi-
lecture will change from bricks to
marble Ornaments from brass to
gold. Science will make a most phe-
nomenal advance, while art will take
on inspirationaI life through wonder
full and exalted ideals This era of
American. greatness and wealth will
begin in this year of 1916.
The United States will have three
earthquakes in the year. Two Will oci'
eurk between January 18th. and
March 25th. Another will occur in
July. These will be felt largely by
the coast cities, March, May and Au-5
gust are months OF peril, dangers, ae-
cidents, crime and disasters. 1t VIII
be a most favorable year for discev-
cries and finve11tions. Great interest
will be taken in music and all fInea
arts. Musical Conventions, assemblies,
and organizations will increase. A
new demand will come for artists with
musical talent
The author prbphesied the present
war in December, 1912, and again IN
March, 1913. In, December, 1914, he
declared the German Emperor would
NOT live to zee the end of the war.
-rhat Italy would enter the war IN the
first quarter Of 1915. That alien sym
rathizers would endanger neutrality,
that the war would continue ana
America become involved