BO a A rl ap eb Whig PAS 5-12 ow | The Daily British NO, 100 KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, DECEMBER FORECAST FOR THE YEAR 1916 By GABRIEL NEITH M ox e Newspih Syndicate) Inox are not altogether encourag- y many obstacles in 1916, as conditions | roads and steamers There may he, The assassination of a public man r theatrical affairs, altheugh affecting the campaign for political | strikes. among longshoremen ana | is foreshadowed He will lose hi indicate a period of change] equality are adverse A sfn railway emplovees A tragedy on | life because of some financial or po will be most benef ib for the j setback or active treachery on the the water is forecast » in May litical affiliation, it is foretold During the next few months' part of politicians probably will} his rule of the planets may tend to With all the dangers and troubles 01 on pictures will continue under cause a scandal which will produce | produce suddén reverses, when condi. | presaged by the planets, there is the plan- | nakes may be 1 e numer- | most fortunate direction of the ga libel case against a prominent writ- | tions seem (0 promise peace and pros- | augury of many wonderful achieve ould ) ous d more ely. erience planet There is a lucky sign for! er or scientist Changes in leader- | perity A serious catastrophe long | ments in the next twelve month no ) ge r BEE i» a , v.extend- | than In previous year he ddle | ntroduction of color into the ship and in campaign methods are foretold to the principal city in the | Science will announce inventions 116, wil © a4 pe i gre ' I { For the | West and Cent rica r be | drama of the screen, for education likely United States may occur before next | that will be epoch-making, literature tremes While a ' I ' { © le in-| disturbed by sho anuary ) al pietures and for advertising. Hospitals and charities should {| November | will add poets and novelists of highi, 30th and 31s Ca la and the n hrough the use of the camera greatly benefit The new 'vear will The new year may add a long re- | rank to its lists, music will Lecome a tral of the Atl ( 1 17th] For the legitimate drama new and! bring many demands upon all phil-| cord of deaths among artists, musi- | national concern and religion 'will ba to 24th, which time will also be dan- | surprising evolution in the taste of anthropic organizations Churches | cians, actors and writers w ho have | more and more a practical everyday | gerous for the West b theatregoers is presaged. Success for | will engage in new humanitarian] attained high place The close of | practice of faith and right living Panama Cana 108 + ¢ erious plays instead of the merely | movements, and there will be a ten-| brilliant careers will mark the he nomena may be especial Vere frivolous is predicted A tragedy dency toward the restoration of a liv- | ginning of new schools in all lines of sunrise and inse n Sq t me s foreshadowed "among the big pro-! ing faith and the harmonizing of | artistic endeavor The year 1616 | fucer A partnership of the rst | science and religion will be a time in which "old th ngs | i { mmm isin] | | | cour ture appear ic for the d : re wed is an | nal ay expect | If 13 [GIVING OUT THE CONTRACTS A Loss of $40,000--Something To Think Over Empero; r mer te mportance will be broken, either by Reforms will include the reorgani- | shall pass away predict £ 4 ents havir heir origin in 1915 will | land death or by a quarrel. Producers who | zation of procedure in the legal Throat and ear troubles are likely I nto Star wnswWer | the er fa ' ' elim; n July. Personal dan | gtorms rnadoes ; lon have large investments are warned | world, improvements of courts and] to be prevalent, especially in March Curious information is given of the hough the t ) { e rayol family and loss of | cial dates re; roth 3 eal ST of idden and 'unexpected events' the speeding of many forms of litiga- | stomach and nerve maladies also will [way Mr. Kemp's Purchasing Com trong current appear 0 be estat r property belonging to the be more numerous than usual | mission does business Tenders ng the conflicting ( realm are to be expected. There is an 5 ======| The political forecast for 1916 | were asked for 188.000 pairs of peace, jt not likel lal the | omen for January and March, | gives warning of personal dissen- |lrousers, and the lowest tender was world combat v 1 unt ; dangers on sea and land are | Slons, party splits, and disorgan zing | Put in by the T. Eaton Lo. at §3 One of the time ) a I orecast, and possibly an invasion by | War probably will continue until MOAR, although March, 1916. may bring strong influences The presidental cam IZ Des a Jed x Whe ducted Rs probable w t larch t 1] a hostile army Sudds and severe | hopes of peace, ! paign = likely, io be ome ef the bit- Jo Zuard the yuo g oom pot ba he é 1 catastrophes are probable i \s {] x sul le of Mars ind os unlit ¢8 this will not be the last conflict of terest and hardest fought in history, |, aa ps he A » y ! Norway shows intrigues and con S 1 mbh-ecvele ol i continu mn ok 3} 1 i if the reading of the stars is to be | retween ten of the firms that put in thenations of the world ||| believed. Civil service, postal affairs, | tenders But on what basis was March and June will be memorable months in the United States heecause of infor the army and the mavy will contri- |t"® work divided It was divided i] tivities are foretold. From Apr nal troubles as well as external dangers Bute complications to the usual pro- | OR the astonishing basis of Ry 1] November the outlook is seriou Germany may suffer adverse conditions in January and March Death of a per tems, that confront candidates own price Wher Swede ¢ ireatening , ; - oe ., Yaen | . Swdaen may hay : v threa 4 ing son of rank, possibly a member of the royal family, is indicated Advent Of A Mighty Leader | If, for the purpose of rushing it € ba 1 1me Janua and dEalT n une Sh R 7 . " . » England should expect peril from air raids from Feb. 3rd to Feb. Tih Personal | The rise of a resourceful and pow-|'"¢ Work had been divided amoug I nister augury. Ev val spiracles from January to June In March conditions involving naval a teach tenderer his share of it at the war-cloud burst, | A erigis in international affair danger for the King or one ol his sons in March erful leader is indicated New fig al! o the hi Rh Kien Ip yest , 1 te re t ilternate vietories and. reverses I'rouble for a member ures wiii appear in the political ar En hte iy id HL Nous ena, and bitterness will be injected ave heen following the rules of or X ie 3 dinary business, But each con yita public issues. © Personalities will tractor was given a contract at the til 1918 1919 be introduced into contests for office, price Bined in hi 'tender the re yy . bn : fee na » 5 Le Ar, 1's ind even though there may be a té | country in the world, the sts fore until 1918 or . and scandals will be uncovered. Both being that the contractors who asked porary cessation of hostilities: in| 3 : A France may suffer reverses in March and April, followed by heavy losses mn July orators and editors will come e : REkat porary a : "| warn the people hat they bhould | : ; mu oH under | oct were rewarded most, The 1916 or 1318, wir Is likely to break ,,onare tor a year of startling 'ev and August President Poincare should safeguard his life a rule that inclines toward vitupera contractors who asked $3.20 got $3 it with renewed vigor later. Un- fo. Business conditions probab Russia will uncover a long train of treachery, Personal injury to the Czar is tion and rancor The same occult [op per pair, those who asked $3.50 p { P the spring | \ forces t ake . " Y ess peace 1s attained in the spring ly win he mueh affected, since thi probable April will be unlucky with adverse direction until August. voved that make 01 cruelty in the got jt, and those 'who asked $3 73 ¢ Hl be at work in the political per pair got it The loss to the 1916, Holland, Norway an v sloment of nrBrse. is i " say betome fuvatver the war {So a Df Surpr eu pros nt in | Holland has the forecast of mueh trouble and possible invasion I'l contest A o ¥ wl public allairs en an womer m " 3 5 given as 0,0 There are also certain indications | : ra Ros 4 BY A ad ho ba { I'he United States may expeel many surprising events that affect both business President Wilson's 'horoscope re Bouma ye bt they asked ( I class are o« se to be | 5 BY 3 z eo ¢ as : that March and June may be month | most conservative in their expendi and political conditions ' veals many great forces at work for |whether: if was low of high Ir of peril for the United States, | rec The year will be a time for Strikes and riots. with great loss of property, are prognaosticated him. He will have a year of tre- [these firms have tendered mince it hrougs aa ea yes as. Ww ** | safeguarding money and property I'here will be sharp rises and declines in the money market hao respousipilily, the greatest would be interesting to see how their external dangers hose who speculate are warned D . 3 Pip A yy 8 ap 2 n our of grave em-|figures' were influenced by this « . t { { A q eath will remove two financiers at times of eritical erises. one in Januar and f i y cur Germany comes under a threaten-| oe oyiraordinary fluctations in the i | ergency he will rise to the zenith of |ious experience In tendering next ng sway of the planets in January] stock market. These will be follow one in July ||| bis 'power and will gain great honor. [time they wad, of course, oe that Great naval activity is predicted for the autumn. There is a sign read as indicative [there was no need td cut the price that political plots laid in December fing and March I'he death of a high offi- ed by scandals caused by failures and | ial, possibly a member of the royal optessiements. The sudden death \ stormy national election is prophesied. Bitter personalities, unexpected po | 3 will be revealed in late January and One man might as well ask a Is warned against {high a figure as anybody else, see mil, -- faresiadowed Jistonteny of a person of prominence in bank litical complications and a party split of far-reaching effect are foretold \riny, BH Pebduary. HB. Will breed in ali class al ne I ing affairs is prognosticatec Two | ys \ . Ta iy > . ise io fhe ary D licy of the war lords may be severely Borin Wil non Tie, a Janu- |! navy and civil service problems will be much discussed ||| possible treachery, on the part of [ing that the tenders are not competi criticized. Disasters at sea are indi-| 5.0 na" SESE 0 Foreign loans Waman suffrage comes under adverse influences. A scandal, cansed by the one-time friends March ix 2 time tive, and they all get in on it, each cated. May shows peril for either | ogy fpo™ hh ici vod Brokers and | treachery of a political leader, is indicated. A libel case in which an anthor ar seien- when he should take care of his|{man at the 'price he dkos best. So he Kaiser or the Crown Prince. The] coo0yiators should be especially care- fi! tist 1s implicated is the probability. , . health and protect himself against |that it is seen that, whatever be- Summer is more encouraging, but ante.) ib the autumn, as the last of Sep Earthquakes in quarters where seismic disturbances are almost unknown and overwork and worry. He should be-|comes of the Hopkins matter, Mr ndverse change in: December, 1916, 1, 0.4,00. 004 the first of November are |! landslides are to be expected ware of accidents this month and in| Acton has done the country a service precedes sudden and startling events under a sinister rule The coming! 4 mn hive hi Xpet Gs : « . the first two weeks in April by bringing out the amazing pur rr-- summer. July Ist tol8th. is under ao I'he theatrical outlook is not altogether encouraging. Success for serious plays i chasing methods of the Government A Crisis And A Recovery unfavorable sway of the planets. || 8 foreshadowed. A tragedy for one of the big producers and a break in partner- Critical Period For The President i England has rather a dubious au-| Bankers are forewarned that the ||| ship for a leading firm are indicated. | July probably will bring the Presi Duty Not Yet Plain. Rury, including sudden reverses for) public mind will readily entertain President Wilson has the augury that 1946 will be the most active year of his ||| dent many anxieties, especially in-re-|Christian Guardian SSPUETY MALLET Arom air falda ihe fear. They should guard ssminStill igiss New international problems will multiply, political treachery may be revealed, gard to naval affairs, and May is al-| We have heen wondering if the first week in February and catastro-| possible runs on banks and conse- | He. sl Id prepare for a ci slr fréreal resourcefulness 50 a time for more o# less worry. |People of the towns and villages and phes on the séa. While the navy may j quent failures on stock exchanges should prepare tor a campaign of intense strain and great resourcefulness [II] Congress will give him trouble, for| rural communities, especially in our gain in June, losses : kely in the | New York and Philadelphja come un | $ it is predicted that delays in passing |OWn Province of Ontario, are facing: middle of the month. Trouble over |der a direction that indicages excite- ||| e i 3 . : bills, especially those carrying im-|this isste as seriously as they ought loans is presaged for the summer ment. There is also an aspect that | = : = = = a 3 Ee -- =-- = en portant appropriations, will be ex- We have been making many inqui September "brings a crisis; followed tmay mean repudiation of foreigners' gre as gollows Winnifeg to Galves- | which may afflict four of them, and | tion. Prisons will occupy much at-| ceedingly embarrassing. In the Sen-|i€s, and while we are {in no position by an upward sweep for the better in | dit : ton, Vera Cruz and Guatemala, Janu-{ there is danger of serious bodily in-| tention, and the treatment of con- ate serious opposition may develop. |t0 make any positive stAtements, we December Farmers will reap large returns ary 31st.and February 1st; Dawson Jury to one of the younger men who | victs will be radically improved. | The sesgion may be one of much ora. {2r¢ CORVinced that some sections of Italy may expect victories and re- | from crops, but unsatisfactory condi- {to Tahiti and Manila, February 3rd: | has made a great personal success With the awakening to a kmowl- | {ory and filibustering the country dre not taking the war verses in rapid succession. Riots over | tions may cause losses Cold and | western Pennsylvania, Charleston, Owners and manager of theatres |edge and consciousness of the occult A candidate for President will 10 Tear as they ought to. Wao food and credit are probable, Condi dark weather is indicated; storms of | the island of Jamaica, the Babamas are forewarned ola fire or catastro-] world and a new interest in regard | gain much publicity and win support Lavy jeard of districts many miles Hous shoyid improve 1a May. but unujual violence may cause heavy | Equador and Peru, February 13th phe, possibly between May 1st and | to the psychological and subliminal | early in the spring. He will be a Ans including Yillages. Bf memper of the; gabinet le 1% | jAS8ES: of J Yestogk. Breeders of In the summer the following dates May 9th. This is likely to be some- | conditions, there will be extraordin- | man little heralded and may cause Sonsh te, tht have Rot sag: tronple. From September, 1916 2 noes ard Sattle have ths De are probable: Winnipeg to Galveston | whore in the. West or South This [ ary imaginative work in art, music| intense feeling that will produce have Ey oo tar rom. Wa May Hh ot Froud Su a1. ot Jarge pros bai he shouly ke and Central America, the Sonora Ri period and the end of June are un- [and literature. The coming of the | party schisms 200-a0re Fits a Sued I ; To Topi, i RESjR ution: 4 - oer - ti pres iF Oe foraa, Nose an lucky, as there may be a severe loss | superman and superwoman will be President Wilson's chief concern |ly making money because of the wer Belgium has little hope of better Nature In A Savage Mood. { Mont July 13th and ona an iy he: or bankruptcy for a theatrical man-| heralded however, will not be politics, but the [making a contribution of a dollar or times until 1918 or 1919. Peril and Floods on the northwestern coast | nq disasters ror the air ane ager. There is a sign also read as in -- national welfare. The lupations of [two to the Patriotic Fund. These losses threaten King Albert in Feb-{of the United States are Prognosti- | savers heat ana At te rora gr y dicating a demonstration or a riot in| Industrial Unrest And Casualties. | January and February are threaten- |facts, while multitudes are sacrific rairy Women and children may | cated. Seattle may suffer damage | indicated tor the north Atlantic jars a plate of amusement. A prominent In connection with the labor trou-| ing to the peace of the country. While {ing everything, makes one feel un suffer additional horrors. ' More pub- | Disasters under ground may be nu-{ about July 25th, when Jamaica, | 80 may die or be assassinated. The | ple, strikes and riots, many catastro- | both February and May are forbid- easy. If this isn't everyone's task, lie buildings may be destroyed merous. Mining has an unlucky sign.| porto Rico. Haiti. Sah Detiinee og summer may bring ill luck for ac-|phes are indicated. Raliroad acci-| ding for shipping and indicate pos-|then we sould like t0 know the rea France should find its financial | read as indicating accidents from ex-| ihe Panama Canal aoe apt to suffer | OFS. especially those who are engag-| dents and explosions are probable in| sible difficulties with the navy, June|son why And the shirker ean condition improved during the course | plosions and fires. Santa Fe, El Paso severely. There is & tendency to fire ed in the moving pictures. Accidents | the middle West. There may be ser-! and July are both times of serious [neither be a patriot nor an honest of Jue year od The art : ol suffer Bismarck and Leadville have an ill eruption or seismic shock in the Yu. a ALY OY iin pote: Jenrs are jous Wrounle in ihe doyrawests (pos, jmpert 100 ST 45d mally, Sevre man 5 La setbacks in Mare and 'April, follow Omen i . a . 4 7 fy 8 ed by heavy losses in July and Au High tides and floods are likely to kaw Sistrice July 28th, Jy the Solu be lost is foretold for July 26th Or| country. Fires and disturbances are | affect Congress are likely to be ox-| A Turkish torpeda boat was sunk gust. © Gains aré prognosticated for | cause losses in eastern and Atlantic | jj, "| August 24th. A divorce suit which probable in Washington, D. C., or| posed in the latter part of April with all hands in the Black Sea by a early April and June. In November yard states : will create an extraordinary scandal| near the national capital. New York | There will be also a scandal in which Russian erviger because it affects mamy prominent|city comes under an adverse rule} foreign envoys are implicated. Let Premier Skouloudis is is said, will and December, treachery may be un Fhe eclipses of the year tend to E 4 5 4 + 3 covered, and the end of this new year | high winds and destructive tempests Benign Toward The Movies. | persons is prognosticated. from July to November. The figure! ters or writings that discredit a dip-| remain at the head of the (reek Gov of 1916 probably will be a cruciak| The Panama Canal may be severely | The winter solstice and the vernal Woman suffrage is likely to meet is threatening for the safety of rall- lomat will cause trouble ernment What's the Good of Navy Beans if You Haven't Got A Navy i By Bud Fisher nd it is probable that the conflict | he postponed until December vill contin intil 19 when dawns --- Italy has a forecast of je period of human love and { he Element Of Surprise of the Cabinet in May yimpathy. Unfortunately, the ! Although the United States begins Belgium has little hope olf escaping from its overshadowing cloud of calamities ele of Mars continue unt 1 | t} NeW Year » blessed 3 any y I jen NA i on « SARA : 1 p ue WELL, DO You EEF Sj | Yes, AVBEAN Aol 00 pe TN SMALL oBTRGT INRY TP] 7 ! > OGE FoR = Excuse me O'LEARY | LEFT HAND ? Do You | | \ NAY HAE TIAL ROO, FoR | THAT} IRE CANS AS NO { : ( 20.0 Hi " <Q &D { AND THAT} IRELAND HAS : [LBUT MY FRIEND MUTT || Kaw WHAT THAT IS" oS y \_THaT BEAN Ww 3 RAIS b { pag NANNY WHILE Bip O'LEARY . wih 8 --- : -- 'ABER 3 SRG IN(ERELAN ) FIT AUS A NANNY BEA { MUTT STILL NSIS aoe FURTHE RMA J [ { | 1 sviLL INSISTS THAT, | [.saxs IRELAND HAS Th ) \ | | IRELAND HAS NO NAVY. | AN TRISH NANY { Bi6GesT NAVY IN, THEY VORL | \ NOW FF "au Could ONLY x | Now' oOteary stan) se ve Brook JUST SOME rT A RSHMMAN AND OUGHT? SMALL PROOF, TH RONVINCE J > A To Now «BUT, I Canty MUTT AND NANE THE 3 PROVE \T Tp MUTT LAUGH ON HIM FoR LIEE | ANT AT?