El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY, JULY q, I9Io.

I 11-N0LAH AILNs
| A STROLOGERS read this as rather
n an unfavOrable day. for Saturn IS
in evil place and the Sun and Neptune
are unfriendly.
The lunation Of this date takes
place with the iuminaries in the 18th
house and much secret crime is in
dicated
Danger OF intrigues and disturb
ances IS foreshadowed, the position Of
Neptune being read as presaging in
| crease OF unrest among the people.
Trouble fomented by 'tintsilectuaIs''
| is forecast, many OF these agitators
| being active in New York City.
Strikes among railway employees are
| threatened. Railway conditions Will
occupy public attention more than be-
fore during the month OF August. the
seers declare.
There may be a serious accident on
a western trunk line, due to the
breaking OF a bridge or culvert.
Heart trouble is likely to greatly
increase, the death record showing
startling figures in the next few
months. Insanity. also, viii rise in
its ratio to population
Uranus on the cusp Of the eighth
house is read as presaging the death
OF a famous scientist.
Excitement in congress will be IN
tensified by a national policy to be
announced while this CONFORMATION
prevails. It is prophesied-
Mars and Venus are in aspects read
as sinister for administrative officers
Of England and the United States,
making for public criticism
There may be ministerial defeat in
England that viii be Of farreaching
significance.
Earthquake shocks may be expect
ed in the south Of Europe and the
western part Of the United States.
This day is time for rest and re-
cuperation- Plans or conferences
touching business affairs will be IN
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have a little anxiety concerning some ]
business investment, but their stars !
should lead them successfully
Children born on this day may be
restless and discontinued but these |
subjects Of Cancer usually employ
their energies so that success comes !
to them.-(Copyrigh 1913. by the /
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate-)
MONDAY. JULY IS. 1919.
MERCURY rules strongly for good I
lNl today. according to astrology. but /
the planetary sway IS not an impor-
tant one.
1t is a sway good for newspapers. |
Uranus indicating that there viii be |
sensational dispatches that arouse I
public feeling.
There is a sign read as indicating /
explosions. both by accident and in /
the course Of cowardly plots. which I
will multiply, despite police activity, /
the seers declare
owing 10 the position Of the stars |
Occultists prophesy that the world !
viii suffer many months from the !
effect Of thought that seethes con- {
Of a NJ " hnramEa frr1fh and fmEIfpn
in combat with all the evil forces that !
prey on humanity.
Orators, writers, reporters, teachers /
and secretaries are believed TO benefit /
especially when Mercury is in benefic /
aspect as in this days configuration. !
Forces inclining toward inyestiga- !
tion, inquiry and research VIII oper- !
ate constantly until the end Of the !
year, astrologers foretell
The stars appear to give promise /
that certain conditions affecting nal
lions malefically will improve in the 4
autumn. but five years OF turmoil are !
foreshadowed.
appropriately for persons at the |
head Of national governments is pres
aged by the planets Heroes Will be /
reviled by ungrateful peoples: those /
viled- France and italy viii come /
under this influence most noticeably 1
and II will also affect the United /
States, .occultists say
Thrift that saves effort as well as
material will operate to solve domes-
tic problems. If the stars are read I
Alright and there will be much preach
ing about the value Of time.
System and efficiency will be great
~ aided by the rule OF the stars, as
trologers predict.
Marriage laws and customs are to I
occupy attention. owing TO new social
conditions. and problems.
Persons whose birthdate II Is have /
the forecast OF a successful year, but 1
they may be drawn into costly quar-
rels or controversies.
Children born on this day may be /
erratic or wayward. but they will 4
possess fine mentality and develop /
unusual talents. If properly directed /
--Copyright 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
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