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

born again-and commences it's strug-
gle toward Jupiter" which is, of
course the planet of public affairs, po-
sition and power. Now, toward the
terminus of the lower Line of Fate
you will notice a. thin straggly sister
line, which is broken in several places.
and which, in this instance. must be
read that the palm received support
either through neighbors or friends, or
this momentous period of its life when
it ceased its former career and began
it's new undertakings, thus favOring the
upper Line of Fate as it travels bold
ly toward the PLANET of Jupiter"
This sister line, however, having been
several times interrupted, suggests that
this help, aid and assistance favored
the palm in more than one instance in
its public career, or in holding some
public position. In other words, the
palm did not pass Immediately to the
gubernatoriaI chair, but filed other
public offices or positions prior to its
present position.
Jupiter is at the present time the
ruling planet in the armament of this
it there in the manner we have sug-
gested. By looking closely on this
mount you will see a small distinct
square, the left hand wall of which is
at the present time struggling to cross
it, reaching toward the base of the
third phalange of the finger of 'Jupi-
ter" Look as close as you may, you
will find no other square in the entire
palm. Now. this SQUARE is what has
protected this palm to its present po-
siticn. and 1t IS directly with this
square, together with its left hand wall.
that the student of palmistry has to
deal. The palms immediate future is
to be OWNED through correctly inter-
preting the condition, as well as the
position of this square and its left hand
wall. Are these lines to disintegrate
or do they become solidifed? Is this
left hand wall crumbling or is it
strengthening? Nature is incessaat-
" 4 F7ral h /
wall been examined a year ago it would
have been found in a different condition
than it now is, and if examined one year
hence it shall have changed proper
tionately- This is the crisis, and the
student of palmistry. who is sufficiently
well versed can, by glancing at this for
nation, divine with absolute accuracy
the palms immediate future. For my
self. this is forbidden ground.
Treasurer HeflebOwer's Palm.
This palm has nothing whatever of
studied gestures in it; nothing what
ever of grace or charm in the express
sion of thought. A glance at the square
and sturdy hand makes US a life long
acquaintance with it. One peculiar and
pronounced characteristic was revealed
in the manner in which Mr.. HefebOWer,
during the process OF taking the i'm
print, grasped the can on which was
lying the impression paper This ges-
ture revealed a trait of character pecuI-
lar to himself, and which he employs
when going after things. I am certain
there have been many underta kings
with which Mr.. Hefiebower has Crap
pied in the same manner that he tackled
that impression paper and underwent
the ordeal of having the imprint of his
palm taken, and I am furthermore sat
isfed there are very few instances
known in which he has let go, after
once having obtained a hold.
The palm is perfectly perpendicular,
straight up and down, matter of fact,