The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

STROLOGH is the science of the influence Of the
~ upon mankind. In all of life there is
~ such thing Chance What call Chance
is but the working out OF influences and fac
tors beyond ntelligences calculations. Our des
TIMES nexoraby fixed by the position Of the stars
at birth AS born so must we be. To
learn the destiny Of the astrologer
determines the hour of his her birth and draws
up chart of the Heavens they at that hour.
This chart is called the Horoscope Nativity.
Obviously the whose vision of the mystic SYM
bos is clearest read the most of their meaning.
The superseer to whom every minute uter-relation
Of the stars OF r horoscope plain could foretel
every minute detail of the destiny the subject Of
tho horoscopeeven to the character and fortunes
Of his children s children.
Helen Gould born at 2 clock in the morning
June 20, 1868, in New York. Her husband was born
at 3:45 the morning of October s. 1868 in Con
necticut Their wedding took place at 1880 p.
January %, 1913 in Tarrytown New York
1t is my purpose to show by astrology the marital
future Of Helen Gould, the interesting great
American heiresses to tell how the explain her
marriage late in life and reveal the future of
her husband and the fate of the share of the millions
amassed by the late Jay Could which his daughter
Helen's.
I will read the destiny of Mr. Shepard and his
bride in the light of three horoscopeshers, his and
that of their wedding day. For while it true
each ones fate is fixed by the position of the
at BIRTH 1t is also true that in many of he things Of
life-inportant though small-the horoscope of each
Of is affected by the horoscope of the wed:
and the position Of the planets marriage day
exercise within certain circumscrbed limits benign
malignant influence upon that marriage Also
each horoscope sheds light upon the other: Just as
three lights illuminate dark better than one,
WEEDS Her Age-Old Twin Soul
And first find that the doctrine of mated souls
vested in laws of rencarnation and Karma is ht-
tingly summarized in the mutually related birth figures
of Helen Gould and Shepard the secret elements OF
which reveal kndredship that first budded when
Babylon mighty and ancient Chaldea fact and
not memory. The horoscopes, though nominally
map of the Nativity, likewise reflex of much
that has gone before disclosing through the celestial
signs and positions traditional facts in COM
plete sentences athwart the Akashic records
Helen Gould is plain of face and plain Of taste in
this life because of great Injuries in others She
has been denied years OF life because of her sin of
pride that in past incarnations made her betray
life. She has been beset by many fortune hunters
her wealth made burden to her because in her other
lives she set too much stress worldly possession
In this life her feet have been placed in the path
OF service while immediate relations have become by
words for scandaous extravag gances because Of foo
great haughtness Of spirit in centuries gone by She
has had to work out the errors of her past lives
but IN this marriage to the masculine principal which
has been her kindred for ages the Karmic debt
has been paid
With Helen Gould's horoscope alone 7 could not
tell plainly the past, but taking it with Mr. Shepard Is
nativity can few OF the highest peaks of their
past.
The first high peak Of their past is presented az
belonging to Assyria, the west bank of the I'll
girls, during the time Of the great monarchy Here
for the first time, entered the symbol of ROYALTY
into their lives evidenced in the tenancy of the
royal sign Leo by Venus in each horoscope shepard
should say, was beneath in rank the feminine prin
clpal now known as Helen Gould. She was then q
princess Of Babylon, and he warrior Of noble clan
In that incarnation her pride broke the love between
them; she was not true to her other soul: she LET
rank stand between them.
Inc strain OF authority thus introduced was mani
fested IN the Tenth Dynasty Of Egypt but in this
incarnation the occupied the lower rank ana
the man the higher, There is evidence that This diff
terence in station prevented them mating the man
or Shepard-taking of equal rank for his
'onsort Thus WAS the woman punished for her pride
during Babylonian episode.
We find them again in the period OF the Roman