The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-10
THE HOROSCOPE OF
ROYAL PERSONAGES

London, July 9.--Mr Alan Leo, the ed
itor of "Mpdern Astrology" has at
tempted the harmless task of casting
the horoscopes of several members of
the royal family, including the king and
queen. Some of his conclusions are re-
produced below:
THE KING.-IIe will be a kingly ruler.
well able to uphold the dignity and the
prestige of the British empire. He will
rule firmly, generously and thoughtfully.
He will do all in his power to aid true
reform, and will show philanthdopic ten
denotes in all his dealings with national
affairs.
He will do more than any other ruler
has ever done towards breaking up the
| materialistic tendency of our age and
will lend his support to all spiritual moral
and mental advancement.
His one defect will be his lack of
the diplomatic element; he leaves
the straight and direct road, and
can rely sufficiently upon his own judg-
ment, but his necessary quality of diplo-
macy will need to be supplied by his
admirable wife, whose gift in this direc-
| ton is shown by the moon in conjuncA or
with Jupiter at her birth.
He will suffer from severe headaches at
times, also stomachic troubles, but have
no real organic disease.
He loves temperance. is passionately
fond of his children, and firmly believes
| in spiritual things.
THE QUEEN.-The queen has a strong
will and decided opinions, with quiet
| firm and determined nature.
| In disposition she Is open, frank, truth
| full and self-contained. She Is very faith
| full in her friendships, constant in hei
attachments, shrewd judge of human
nature, and rarely deceived in her esti-
mate of the character of others
| The poor, and all who suffer, will be
glad to know that Queen Mary's chief
concern will be the welfare OF her people
| A good nurse, and an excellent mother
| she knows some of the sorrows of the
world.
| Qusen Mary will in many respects be a
| remarkable queen, and the nation Is for
tunate in having one SO capable and
competent to help the king through his
great responsibilities.
THE DUKE OF CORNWALL.-The
prince will be generous to a fault, he
will value money at it's true worth, and
| having philanthropic tendencies he vii
| give his money freely to all those CHAR
tiles that he feels are In need of help.
His marriage will take place In hi:
23rd year under the influence of the sur
sextice Venus He will thus marry undei
blessed with a beautiful and good wife
The horoscope denotes exceptional abil
| ity, and the mind being SO very intuitivt
| and receptive he will absorb knowledge
| quickly, turning his attention to origina
and unconventional thought, and cutivat
| ing love of music and the fine arts
also metaphysics and mysticism,
| THE KAISER-The ruling planet Of
! Engands kink MARS is the most ex-
allied in the kaiser's nativity. In botf
nativities the sun is in one of the signs
of peace.
| From an astrological point of view
| there will be no blame attached to either
| of the monarchs should their countries
| language In battle at any time during
| their lifetime, but should England and
| Germany be engaged in conflict the hor-
oscope of King George ensures success.
| study of the German emperor's ma
| tivity shows that he has no desire to
enter into warfare with any nation, but
| should he be forced to do so, France
would be attacked and not England.