Evening star., 1928-01-01

and. In the case of the last named.
bound 10 get the worst Of any foreign
contest and extremely lucky IL they
can avoid internal wars. All Spanish.
speaking countries just now are under
the constructing influence Of the
planet Saturn in the sign OF Sagit.
tarius and will experience poverty,
injustice and disaster in either polit.
Cal or physical conditions.
THE United States. becsuse Of Ger.
tain positions in its national horo.
scopes. finds natural enemies in the
nations Of Spanish derivation. While
we have passed the time Of most
acute stress in this saturn aspect we
still have year or more ahead OF
us during which we will feel trrita-
ton in our relations with Mexico and
South America. We will have TO make
several more threatening gestures:
the months Of July. August and de-
cemher. 1928. are particularly Liable
10 bring about this sort OF thing.
The entire year. however. IL warlike
In general atmosphere. even though
we may not succumb 10 IL.
IL IN also more unsettled in regard
10 weather conditions than even 1927
has shown itself TO he. the early Win
ter being particularly unpiea sa mt
season. with foods along the Atlantic
Coast, warm, muggy and with much
rainfall. Fog and mist will be com.
mon at this time and shipping viii
suffer from this. white the Central
States will sIso feel the tendency to.
ward dampness and rain. February
will be q month 0f great storms and
hurricanes. but caicuis tions place the
brunt of this violence In the Orient.
We viii feel some traces OF the dis.
turbs nee here around February 10, but
The pa pers will tell us more about IL
than We viii notice on our d00rsteps.
The kDmmeT months Will he warm
er than We experienced last year. and
The late summer and Autumn months
should bring remarkably hot and dry
weather. Seat October and Nov1m.
ber should he veil up toward the rec.
/ ord temperatures for that time 0f
year, with lack of water az much Of n
problem ~ excess water has been
during 1927.
A British sstroioger thinks that the
United States will sn through n tor,
nado or earhguske period late IN 1928.
But seems 10 me 10 bee merely In
tense heat with sudden shifts of tenn.
peraturr, However. Wa both agree
ih9t the weather viii be far from
| ideal. and in fa" the only month Ut
The year which ] expect Ia i@ really
t'ainy and f'"n from sudden storms
~ili he n"kt April.
Naturally, sti"L sevefe climatic c0n.
dit ions Viii affect DuF tnaiih and the
p"DDIs born around the $tt, 10 18Th Of
december 81 aHy yfaF should he pat r
Z se'Diatiy careful during 1924 10 avoid
nAsn's, fh"Ee peopis, also the groups
born 10 the first Two weeks of June
snd September. viii be peculiarly liable
| ta ILLNESSES affecting The bfesthins and
digestive apparatus throughout the
neat year And In epite of their pref.
efsD"s for hendiHK over i,oDI, or in
d1tging IN good game of cards they
/ should make II ~ point 10 eat sensibiy,
ake,rIse regularly bBd dress warmly
I'Iii.sE people. among whom are
found ItsS itsusii Gen iefsliag.
Charles Dana tiii.s0n, Ruth Elder,
william y Haft, ttinR j,nrdper and
the Rev. Ds. .'adDiaH. are all under
| il sifoHR tnHueusA 9f the planet Saturn
during 1873, which tends 10 deyei0p
ibeig lnnstf lahfiink tDNBfd congestion
and even tuberculosis ana they SHOULD
NOT .hooks this time for any great De,
ma nds upon phpsisal strength ~ sn.
dursBHs. They viii elsD nHd money