Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

of new schools in all lines of artistic endeavor. The year 1916 will be a time in which "old things shall pasE away
 to be prevalent. especially in March stomach and nerve maladies also will be more numerous than usualX
 The political forecast for 1916 gives warning of personal dissensione, party splits and dfsorganizing infiaenceG. The nj Ii presidential Campaign is 1fiSeiy f5 be one of the bitterest and haFdezt fought in history if the reading of the stars is to be believed. Civil service, postal affairs. the army and the navy usual problems that confront candi-a dates.
 Advent of Mighty Leader.
 The rise of resourceful and pow erful leader is indicated. New figures will appear in the political arena, and bitterness will be injected into public issues. Personalities will be introduc- ed into contests for office, and scan dals will be uncovered. Both orators1 and editors will come under a rule that inclines toward yituperation and rancor. The same occult forces that make for cruelty in the war will be at work in the political contest.
 President Wilson's horoscope re- veals many great forces at work for him. He will have a year of trenend- ous responsibility. the greatest in his life. In an hour of grave emergency he will rise to the zenieth of his power and will again great honor. There is a sign read as indicative that political plots laid in December will be revealed in late January and February. He is warned against pos sible treachery on the part of one ] time friends. March Is a time when he should take care of his health and 1ns worry. He should beware of acct dents this month and in the first two weeks in April. &
 Critical Period for the President.
 July probably will bring the presi- dent many anxieties, especially in re- gard to naval affairs, and May is also a time for more or less worry. Con- gress will give him trouble, for it is predicted that delays in passing bills, especially those carrying important appropriations, will be exceedingly embarrassing. In the senate serious l opposition may develop. The session may be one of much oratory and hli- bustering.
 A candidate for president will gain much publicity and win support early l in the spring. He will be a man little heralded and may cause intense feel ! ing that will produce party schisms. President Wilson's chief concern, however, will not be politics, but the | national welfare. The lunations of January and February are threaten ing to the peace of the country. While both February and May are forbid ding for shipping and indicate possi- | ble difficulties with, the navy June and July are both times of serious i'm port for credit and safety. Secret for eign enemies and conspiracies that af- feet congress are likely to be. exposed in the latter part of April There will | be also scandal in which foreign en- voys are implicated. Letters or writ ings that discredit a diplomat will cause trouble.
 | The assassination of a public man I is foreshadowed. He will lose his life because of some financial or political utilization, it is foretold
 With all the dangers and troubles presaged by the planets, there is the
 augury of many wonderful achieve ments in the next twelve months Scf-
 ence will announce inventions that
 will be epoch-making. literature will
 add poets and novelists of high rank
 to its lists, music will become a na- | tional concern and religion will ba
 more and more a practical. everyday practice of faith and right living.