The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-11

limited and pressed down. These mag
niffcent qualificatio however. togeth-
er with the assistance referred to as rls-
ing from the home environments, will
eventually lift the palm to the position
we have suggested.
We see that the Line of Fate" points
directly towards Jupiter desire for
public position or recognition. and re-
Numbering what We have said as re-
CARDS literary abilities and tendencies,
together with versatility, etc, we must
read that eventually recognition comes
IN this line, but only through the aid Of
self efforts and individual abilities.
The Line of Sum is the most pro-
nounced line in the palm and its source
IS IN the Line of Fate" so, again we
read that the briIiiancy Of the palm
comes first from its own efforts, and
secondly from the future fate which
will surround the palm in a social or
home sense This Line OF Fate" how
ever, is badly broken, bespeaking of in
finite difficulties, all of which must be
overcome; many disappOintments before
recognition IS reached, and eventually
the very highest possible attainment in
the realm Of renOwn. All this is posi-
bic, nay it is very probable. The life
will be long and death viii result from
disease; neither shall it come abruptly.
The most insignificant finger at pres
ent is the finger of the Sun" This is
the finger of brilliancy and is destined
to become the most prominent finger OF
the hand-Which loans additional lus-
tire to the future brilliancy we have
suggested. This finger likewise de-
tracts from Jupiter which reads that
rather than going to public Office and to
public trust it will go to public recOgni-
ton because of brilliant achievements
in its mental efforts.
The Line of Heart travels too far
the palm of the hand, ascending "Jup-
tier" in one full swOop, and so it is that
friends will always impose upon the
palm, others will derive personal bene-
fits from its generosity, HberaIity, phi
lanthropic tendencies, and in it's affairs
of affection it will be inclined to think
in the woman there is no fault. It Will
always be loose in its financial affairs,
its purse strings being dangerously
near its finger tips. and it will always
have longing tc give with the liberal
1ty of the rain. It cannot be improved
upon as a father or as a husband and
as a friend it would Withstand a strain
as does tempered steel. It is a keen
reaSOner and Possesses a high will, but
would make a miserable judge, for it's
sympathies could not Withstand plead
ing lips and tears. The martial lines
on Venus" loans a great patriotic spir-
it, constantly DESTROYS not only of ben
efitting the community in which it
moves, but mankind in general; villa
unhesitatingly sanction a war that is
just and yet make every possible move
ment to avert dissensiOns, quarrels and
unhOly battle fields 1t IS broadly ben
eVOlent. for Venus rises above the
palm as the horizon rises round the
world. It is bold when once started but
LOL the less W III IeSOIL TO nothing DuL
legitimate means in order to attain it's
ends. It lacks the courage to deny IA
vOrs and gives its time to others rather
than to self. 1t is high-ninded, has the
spiritual in its nature and it's sympathy
and heart goes out to everything that
breathes. Possibly the greatest gift the
palm has is it's power of expression
through the agency of language IA
Gle pen. The thumb, however, fndi-
Gates a tendency for the mental activi-
ties to fly off at a tangent Too many
ideas crowd through the brain at once:
too many suggestions roll upon one an
other. The nails are long and of the
spatulate formation, which do not give
the palm sufficient cOnserva tiveness
for self interests.
It is an easy and a safe matter to
predict the possibility of not only a sue
cessfuI but a brilliant future, together
with a great amount of travel.