Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

and the end of this new year of 1916 probably will be a crucial time. mere is menace for the life of President Poincaire in March and Aprils and again in July and August
 Peril for the Russian Bear.
 Russia has little hope of encourage ment in the message of the planets January and February should expose chain of conspiracy extending back to June, 1915. For the Czar, serious losses and possible injury are. fore shadowed. April is ansadverse month. after August If he survives, next December will bring gain to him.
 Austria has little promise of great change. The aged Emperor may die in early spring or summer.
 Holland has similar auguary. Events having their origin in 1915 will reachsa climax in July. Personal dan ger to the royal family and loss of estates or property belonging to the realm are to be expected. There IS an ill omen for Jenuary ana Marcn, when dangers on sea and land are forecast, and possibly an invasion by a hostile army. Sudden and severe catastrophes are probable.
 Norway shows intrigues and con- spiracies from January to June. In activities are foreto1d. From April to November the outlook is serious.
 Sweden may have a threatening time in January, and again in June. A crisis in international affairs may be postponed until December.
 The Element of Surprise.
 Although the United States begins the new year more blessed than any country in the world, the stars fore warn the people that they should pre- pare for year of startling events. Business conditions probably will be much affected, since the element of surprise is prominent in all public class are counseled to be most con- servative in their expenditures. The year will be a time for safeguarding money and property.
 Those who speculate are warned of extraordinary fluctuations in the stock market. These will be followed by scandals caused by failures and em- bezzlements. The sudden death of person of prominence in banking af- fairs is prognoSticated. Two fnanciers will end life, one in January and one in July. Foreign loans will be much discussed. Brokers and spectators should be especially careful in the au- tumn, as the last of September and the first of November are under a sinister rule. The coming summer. July to 15, is under an unfavorable sway of the planets. Bankers are forewarned that the public mind will readily entertain fear. They should guard against possible runs on banks and consequent failures on stock ex- changes. New York and Philadelphia come under direction that indicates excitement There is also an aspect that may mean repudiation of foreign credit.
 Farmers will reap large returns from crops, but unsatisfactory condi- tions may cause losses. Cold and dark weather is indicated; storms of un- usual violence may cause heavy Ioss- es of livestock. Breeders of horses and cattle have the promise of large profit, but they should take precau- tions against the spread of contagi- ous disease.
 Nature in Savage Mood. z
 Floods on the northwestern coast of the United States are prognosticated. Seattle may suffer damage. Disasters under ground may be numerous. Min ing has an unlucky sign, read as in dicating accidents, from explosions and fires. Santa Fe, El Paso, Bis marck and Leadville have an i'll omen
 High tides and floods are likely to cause losses in eastern and Atlantic seaboard states.
 The eclipses of the year tend to