The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-12-30
What the Planets Say Of
Our Future.
ORE THINGS SET TO HAPPEN
According To the Astrological
Signs-Embraces Affairs
Of Whole World.
YEAR 1918 ENDS PEACEFULLY


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CAS- at least score of horoscope
figures must be cast and carefully
studied for each place for which
forecasts are made. 1t is apparent
that only a greatly abridged judg-
ment can be given within the limits
of a newspaper article.)
The close of 1914 and opening of
1915 will find central Europe and
western Russia confronted with
mutiny or rebellion in the army and
navy. and furious uprisings of the
masses against the classes, with out
breaks of revolutionary movements,
which will completely change the
character of the material operations
in Europe.
At the time of this writing Nov.
=, 1910. persist in my original
prediction that Emperor William ii.
will meet disaster which will dis
pose of him as factor in the for
tunes of Germany before or very
soon after the beginning of 1913.
The planetary CONGREGATIONS at
the Winter 5oi3tice on Dec. % are
bristling with possibilities of world
wide disaster and distress, and
evoke a spirit of rebellion on the
part of the masses against the classes
during the succeeding three months.
The Sun conjoined with the War
God, Mars, is eliminating at Wash
ington, and Mars will be passing
through the most CRITICAL section of
the Presidents horoscope during the
first few weeks, of the new year.
Late in January the feverish in
nuence of Mars will make itself
conspicuous in the halls of Congress,
and warlike measures may be
seriously considered. Severe cold
and stormy weather will cause great
suffering, especially in the eastern
part of this country, and an epidemic
Of disastrous accidents and unusual
criminal activity is quite probable.
Only by the exercise of great pa
thence and wisdom on the part of the
authorities can serious complications
be avoided.
Unlucky Thirteen.
Some very sudden or shocking
disaster attends or soon follows the
lunation of Feb. 13. Possibly moth
ing more than violent storm or
earthquake, but We fear passionate
outbursts, in which the authorities
VIII be seriously involved.
The New Moon of March % testi- !
fes strongly to the successful Access
zion of the democratic forces In Eu-
rope and points decidedly to favor
able activity in our diplomatic rela-
lions. Under this lunation treaties
Cf peace seem certain TO be negotiat-
ed under most propitious auguries.
The CONGREGATIONS at the Vernal
Equinox insure increase of power
and popularity to the National Ad-
ministration. but sudden heat wave
threatens destructive floods in the
Mississippi Valley. An outbreak of
religious frenzy is indicated, AMI
also the possibility of an epidemic
of infectious diseases, with the mid
die West the most likely sufferer.
A serious railroad accident in New
England or eastern Canada and ship
ping disasters near the coast of that
section are indicated for March or
April.
Following the New Moon of April
IL We are confronted with some Sc
rious disagreement involving war
like talk in connection with our
diplomatic relations. The admins
lration will be violently assailed.
The New Moon of May 18th in
PRODUCES period when the press of
the nation will teen with scandal:
vice crusades may attract attention
or some shocking vices publicly
aired.
The sudden death Of eminent per
sonages is likely to follow the luna
ton of June 18th.
The Summer Solstice portends
troublesome sailing and grave ankle
ties for those in authority; secret
enemies and conspiracies are indleat-
ed and much trouble connected with
prisons, hospitals and other institu-
tlons. The government in Great
Britain Is very seriously menaeed by
the planetary portents at the Sum
mer Solstice.
The New Moon OF July 18th re- ,
lieves the situation respecting the
DEMONSTRATION authorities I'm this
country, but still points 70 secret
crimes and troubles In public insl'tu
ions. In Great Britain, and espee-