The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-04

will come through new and younger
blood in her cabinet and war officials.
Japan will retain amicable relations
with America. The king of Greece
will be in imminent peril The czsr
will be troubled by internal discord,
! but Russia will not fail of playing
most important part in the world
conflict of arms. The American 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.
Epidemics of fever will break out
in New England and the middle states
February and March will be marked
with RACES of pneumonia. March, will
be a strong month of disasters, con
nagrations, while April will be a
month of sensations in government
and financial circles. There will be
a rise in copper shares. 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
most favorable conditions for a pros
porous season.
The Next President.
The presidential election will
arouse immense enthusiasms. There
will exist tense situations. The
nominating conventions of both par
ties will be full of sensations and
scenes of great rivalry. The presi-
dent will be opposed by a big CON
tention of pacifists, but will be nomi-
mated. In the republican convention
favorite sons will crowd for recogni-
ton. The demancS OF the people will
outgeneral 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. The administration will
change with the election. The next
presidents name will begin with "R'
and he will be elected by the great
est vote ever given a president.
America will not suffer greatly
through war. The period will be |
brief. She will win the respect and
of the whole world. She |
will become the supply house of the
world. America will supply and re-
Europe. An era of Utopia
will begin Industries will be crowd
ed day and night. Manufactures will
like magic. Facilities Of |
will be jammed by
land and by sea. Prosperity will be-
come a swollen river of gold sweep |
ing from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Architecture will change from bricks
to marble Ornaments from brass to
gold. Science will make a most phe
advance, while art will take
I'm inspirational life through wonder
full and exalted ideals. This era of
American greatness and wealth will
begin in this year of 1916,
Three Earthquakes Coming.
The United States will have three
in the year, Two will
occur between January Is and March
25 Another will occur in July. These
will be felt largely by the coast cities.
March, May and August are months
)f peril, dangers, accidents, crime
and disasters. 1t will be a most ia
,orable year for discoveries and in
,entions. Great interest will be taken
n music and all fine arts. Musical
assemblies and organi-
,ations will increase. A new demand
will come for artists with musical
.alent. Congress will remove the
problem of the tariff from politics,
t will become an American institu-
ion of protection.
The author prophesied the present
var in December, 1912, and again in
March, 1913 In December, 1914, he
declared that the German emperor
would not live to see the end of the
var. That Italy would enter the war
n the first quarter of 1915. That
lien sympathizers would endanger
neutrality. that the war would CON
inue and America become involved.
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