Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30


Mexico Sonora and chihuahua may
suffer thru either excessive heat and
drouth or destructive tempests.
The month Of May finds conditions
that may produce disturbances near
the Panama canal; this may he II
slide. an epidemic, or agitation of po-
htical kind. This is also possible dur
ing January, early February and
March.
October is also adverse for the
southern and western coasts, possible
losses of life thru strong winds and
storms occurring to November; June
80 to July 6, and even June s to June
IL may bring these natural phenomea
IN the longitude of Washington.
The public health should be fairly
good during the year after April; jan
uary and March inclining to heavy
mortality among the young men.
There is much illness of the epidemic
sort among children, the bowels, spine
and heart being affected. Poliomyl-
tits may appear again. The early
months tend to inflammatOry and
Oruptive and infectious troubles, Feb
ruary especially. and May brings re-
turn of this. and affections of the
ears.
The summer inclines to bowel and
stomach troubles, typhoid fever and
appendicitis, dysentery and eye, ear
and throat disorders, with nervous
tension that results i'm brain troubles
The autumn finds better conditions
and tends to increase the birth rate
But December again inclines to dis
eases OF the throat, liver, lungs and
heart.
The entire year inclines to myster-
ious deaths either by accident or poi
son, and strange cases affecting pro-
fessional people and many deaths
among the aged OF prominence.
Foreign Affairs.
Germany has the indication OF bet
ter conditions for the German people
after the spring, tho there are great
mortality and suffering, discomfort
land the urge TO political changes In
the first months. 1t is very adverse
for the kaiser. II he survives the end
Of 1911. the train of events ends in
death or ruin. Danger for both kaiser
and crown prince shows from Janu-
airy to July; and death to royalty in
January or April and May, The Ger
man people may throw off the yoke
during 191S-l9.
In Austria February is very threat
euing, both to life and throne, thru
to July. December, 1871. and March,
1918, threaten changes or defeat com.
ing suddenly; but some treaty to Aus
trian advantage may be concluded.
Turkey tends TO collapse, either
thru rebellion, troachery or some
treaty. Starvation and death to
women and children are shown. II is
adverse TO the ruler, tending to death
or loss by violence.
In England the king must guard
health; April to August is adverse to
royal family. the health of the queen
may suffer and the duke OF Cornwall
is threatened with injury or Illness.
The economic state OF the people
benefits thru strong, good currents in
the summer. favorable for friendly
relations and treaties, but adverse
thru lli.l affairs. The spring is ad-
verse to commons and ministers.
Serious trouble may occur with colo
nies. warships and workers in early
1918 and late 19lS-19.
Russia finds chaos continuing with
temporary settlements during the
spring of 1918. but the midsummer
threatens. and not until l922-1927 is
any permanent or satisfactory gov
Crnment probable.
Belgium finds a swing toward bet
terment In the chart of King Albert.
His health needs care. Summer and
autumn herald better days.
France finds the late spring for
tunHte for it's president thru TO the
cnd OF June. Ill health and danger
threaten late in the year, but II this