Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

ness and will? RoSny the Elder thinks SO
The telluric currents are great m. stories
Those who have to do with tin in 1914
will be favored. Women, wear jewels set
in block tin. Have tin ornaments in place
of honor. Have block tin paperweightS.
Carry lump in your pocket. In particu-
lar, let little children have tin play
things
In the financial upheayals of 1914 take
advice of women.
Il have seen reconstructed fortunes and
grave decisions in SO many American
women's hands," she says. Such lines,
in Europe, are found only in the hands Of
men, particularly f1nanciers and states
men,
Before April, 1915. the United States
recovering from great fatigue ardor
for public welfare, wi burn 81 Ike p re
flame" 1t will be well. Foreign troubles
still threaten.
Even practical politicians VII throw
themselves into unseifish effort; ID
new device for economics-the invention
of one almost unknown to finance will
lift the people from encouragement, and
save the land from dangers of new
law which ii will modify or replace
x
Research in pure science by Americans
probably of the middle west will revo-
lutionize an entire side of domestic life
than that of Edison or Marconi. One of
the discoveries will be announced before
April. 1915, though its application may
come later.
Regularly. Nine. de Thebes sees the
hands only of Americans of import
ance." By such she means men tive N
fifty and sixty years. After these come
men of thirty, who are not yet of i'm
portance. but must become So" Well
she is astonished.
II us of
she says, what coming in of the
youngi"
These younger Americans will prove
leroes
The opportunity, alas, will not be lack
ing. And jud cial astrology confirms il.
1t is the fulgurating year OF beauti-
tGl deeds and grand heroisms says
Nine de Thebes. You are il tn cyce
,. Mars In conjunction with Saturn at
The height of fatalities of destiny. You
nave before you a year of catastropies,
errestrial political, financial, yet happy,
leVertheiess for those whose hearts beat
or great deals. Yes, in spite o death
lood and tears losses, risks md terrors
glorious year for the United States.
year OF cataclysms ending III sa ~ of
'stonishments ending in compr hension,
Of discoids ending in concord of tearing,
sunder followei by close ali ances of
europe with another granu peopc be-
ond the ocean,"
she stood before the locked shelves
VI hiioo diio ptISOHdSeS. The
sion of her face was rapt and ia al
Apart from hands and horoscopes.
think that Mime. de Thebes has real
and superior confidence in what she calls
her gift from God"-an intuition which
may extend from who knows what nigh
and lonely meGitat ons all the Way to i'm
pless.ons of sisiting pecialists So MANY
crowd. peli-mell. to her consulta ions,
foreir diplomats and explorers, biolog SITS
and trust maSnates, astronomers and
sea captains.
Madame / asked, from what direc-
ton threatens danger to the United
States?'
She stared into vacancy.
From New York." she said, financial
dan er. From the south. political danger
From the north. terrestrial danger From
the west, Internal onaI dangerr'
Here are some useful tips for Americans
in 1914 given by Nine. de The5es:
The first quarter: April. l914Children
born in this month will be predisposed
to strength and valor. A fine month for
politicians. Bad for f1nanciers and specu-
lators. Military and naval officers pro.