The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-23


If a woman will
Then she will. you know.
Swallow down your pill,
If she'll have it SO.
Don't you fume or fret,
Smile and pay the bill.
What she wants she'll get
Chicago Daily News.
Reads Political Outlook.
Startlingly gloomy and full of sur
prises of all sorts is the financial and
political outlook for the next few
years. as read in the stars by Frank
Theodore Allen, a scientific astrologer,
of Berlin, N. J.
Six years ago Mr.. Allen predicted
with much accuracy many events that
have since come to pass, basing his
prophecy solely upon the planetary as
poets as affecting the leading men of
the land, and now he has figured out
in the same way a forecast which
would seem to indicate that this coun-
trys lucky stars are off on a dis
aStrOuS vacation.
Mr.. Aliens prediction is, in part, as
follows:
THE planets are by no means through
with the sound drubbing they have
given US during the last few years. In
deed, as I now read them, the worst is
to come, especially in financial way.
There are also signs of curious and
unexpected political changes and up
heava1s.
Unless all signs in the sky are mis-
leading, the panic or crisis through
which we have lately passed is only
sample of what we may soon expect,
and after the climax has been reached
there will be several years Of painful
and uphill reconstruction and adapta-
tion to the new conditions before We
can feel ourselves secure for another
forward move.
while this disturbance will continue
n force months
there is also approaching a menacing
transit of contracting, chronic, and
chilling Saturn corresponding to that
which prevailed during the panic of
1898, and also through the most dis
tressing period of the civil war.
when he assumed the presidential
office, Uranus was transfting through
the ruling sign of his nativity, forming
poets that will not abate until after
1909. At his birth Uranus was in a
very inferior position, but beginning
with his presidency, this errattc and
revolutionary planet has been com
pelling him to respond to and crudely
interpret psychic intelligences that
transcend his capacity to comprehend
making him play the part of revolu-
ZIONIST in his efforts to stem the r1s-
ing tide of a revolution that his in
herently conservative nature dreaded.
Roosevelt is no doubt unconscious
and innocent of the disastrous effects
and influences certain to follow his ad-
ininistration.
Considering the dominant influences
operating in the horoscopes OF the
present leaders of the Republican par
ty, anticipate either its overthrow and
dissolution, or at least it's equally rev
olutionary construction within the
next three years.
June is, the date decided upon for
it's national convention, is far from
propitious If judged by the rules of
astrolOgy. Indeed, worse one could
hardly have been chosen Mercury
will be stationary, Venus retrogard-
| ing and both in conjunction with the
quarrelsome and impetuous Mars, and
Just past conjunction with the weird
and utopian Neptune-an within a few
degrees of the place of the sun at the
Declaration Of Independence and in op-
position to iconoclastic Uranus. On
election day, November 8, Mars will be
casting his rays from a powerfully
| conflicting aspect to the same place,
which may mean defeat
THE date selected by the Democrats,
| July Z, is about as evil as it is posi-
BILE to imagine, quite as much If not
| more so than June 16. In all probabih-
| ty the crafty and selfish Saturn, con-
| tending with pugnacious Mars, will
| bring about some attempt to harness
| conservatism and radicalism in team
that never could be made to pull to-
| gether.
| IF I read the planets Alright, the
/ man elected to the presidency next
year will be unable to conduct his ad-
| ministration so as to win the approba-
ton Of the people. Not only will the
weird and erratic vibrations of Uranus
| and Neptune continue, but the subtle
and crystallizing Saturn will shortly,
begin his transit of a portion of the
Zodiac to which this country is Pc
culiarly sensitive, and which was Sc
verely irritated during the most dis
| tressing period of the civil war, also
| during the panic of 1893, the time OF
| the San Francisco earthquake, and at
| other critical periods. s.''-Philadelphia
| North American.
Divorce in France.
The complete figures of last years
| census Of France have been published
| in the recent Journal Of1ciel, which
show that very wearily and slowly the
| population Of the republic is ap-