The Washington times., 1914-01-22

on the character and dispos!-
tion and success and happiness
in life? There are those who are in
clined to scoff at the idea: but 1t is
only necessary to read the writings of
those who have made a special study of
the subject, and TO compare their state
ments with ones own life and that OF
their friends and relatives, to become
convinced that there is much to be
learned from those who claim to be eX-
perts in regard to foretelling the future
by basiug their calculations. on the date
upon which one was born.
Persons born in January have strong
mental force, but they are, as a rule,
generally misunderstood by\ others.
They are thinkers, reasoners, and
should aim for some form of public life,
for they generally do best in such ca
reers.
This is also a characteristic of per-
sons born in February. While excellent
| in business and finance. as general
rule they arc more successful for 9TH
ers, and make more money for others
high strung, oversensitive, and, while
not demonstrative in affection, feel very
deeply.
Fighters Born In April.
Those born i'll March have rather pc
Culiar temperaments. They are inclined
20 brood and become melancholy, and
worry about what their future position
iE life may be. Many artists, musicians
and literary people are born iE March,
but they mUSc receive encouragement
to make the best Of themselves.
The main characteristics of those born
in April are strong will power and great
cnstinacy OF purpose. They are born
fighters; thev have also TIE greatest
ability as organizers on a large scale,
such as in the formation of big schemes
or as the heads of big businesses. hut
they have their disadvantages in life.
for as Z rule theg arc unhappy in their
marriages.
Sincerity IS tine keynote Of persons
born in Mag. If they love they are
generous to the last degree and will
consider no sacrifice too great for the
person they care for. If they are enc
mics they will light with the most deter
mined obstinacy to the death. But they
always fight in the open, for they hate
thickness, double-desiing or deceit
OF all it appears those born in June
are the most difficult to understand.
In temperament theS are hot and cold
almost at the same moment.
July the Month of Gamblers.
Persons born in July usually are rest
less in disposition, and have a constant
longing for travel and change. They
always are makig homes ana rarely
keeping them. Inclined to speculate
and make money quickly in all gam
bIes, they generally lose, whereas in
business they are, as a rule, most Sue
cessful
Great soldiers. leaders in finance, and
public men often are born in August.
The main characteristics of people
whose birth month this is are sympathy
and generosity, although somewhat i'm
pctuous and quick tempered They
make enemies through their frankness
and straiGhtforwardness, and have a
tendency TO get deceived, and il the end
JecOme bitter, severe, and overcritical.
Those born in September usually make
good critics, being quick to see weak
points. In the execution of almost any
thing they set their minds on they gen.
orally succeed
A varied career is uusallT the portion
OF persons bOrn in October. They often |
arc successful as speculators or
mCncv. Large numbers of them seem
to drift naturally into the study of lew, !
and in it they generally make name. |
In marriages, however. they are seldom
happy. for in affection they appea" TO
weigh matters too much.
Curious are the characteristics OF
those LCrn in November. for up TO twen- |
tN Years OF age they are Usually are
pure minded, virtuous and re
liGiOus. but once their nature is aroused |
thev are often found to swing In the
opposite direction. They have great
n7a GnetC powers. and in danger and in |
sudden crises are cool and determined. |
Many Of the hest surgeons have been !
born in November
In December the great workers are |
born. WHO never seem to tire until they
wear themselves out. They have enter
prise in business. but never feel them |
selves contiEed TO any one line As q |
rule. from their intense concentration
and viii power they are successful in |
whatever they do. and they should al |
ways be allowed a free hand in choos- |
ing their vocation.