The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-20
TOLD { D BY !. THE EYE T:
"lndex of'the SOUP Reveals True
". Character. ,s..:.,.

To tho Initiated, the Human Eye De-
notes the Workings Of the Con- {
h seIous and subconseious Mind, F.
z III az Nothing Else Can. "% q. :
;s The eye has been called 1.-THE index
.of the soul" and with much truth.
I let how often Is It consulted, ana
how many Of US have sufficient knowl.
edge to enable us to read It arightE
In these days Of uns0lved crime
mysteries, ability to read the charac-
ter more. or less accurately from the
ewes IL a possession worth having, as.
serts London Answers. And this
knowledge is not mere guesswork; It
ia based on. scientific facts and COM
PARSONS. .... r .as5:S ;a:.s& ..s5 H. !. -
Science has brought ont facts show
ing that human eyes, like those or
animals, denote the working OF the
I conscience and subconscious mind.
Perpetrators of recent murders. II
placed side by side. would provide
useful information to the psychologist
and Scotland Yard. 't ~ ~ If e.. j.
Eyes cannot be Influenced .in color
by the mind. Dark, flashing eyes can
not be made blue, any more than the
alcoholic can show eyes iikesthe ab-
stainer. A patient consulting his doc
tor may not think his illness can be
diagnosed by his eyes, yet 1t is!useless
for him to say he sleeps sOundly when
his eyes show the contrary. LIZ: e. -
: Looking at the eyes Of people you
know the following characteristics
will be found almost Invariably: In
man, round blue eyes denote q good
temper, easy going, free ? with
strangers and friends. II the eye
brows do not meet. in the middle, he
IL free from criminal instinct, but sub.
ject to minor crime through bis feel
figs for others. ' = -, \, + g. =
sa&a II blue be tinged with gray, ;perse-
yerance and strength Of moral char
acter must be added. He Keeps his
word, but does not forget ans1njury.
This type Of eye suggests -a|espiness'
but in reality, denotes a~feftte brain
and retentive memory, q strong con-,
stitution, capable Of hardship. yet re-
tanning an active mind. 40: ,y,% ..,
Lucky are women> with blue eyes.
They are sweet tempered. II married,
they will prove amiability itsan. and.
fond OF children. their sphere is In
the house, or the finer workflof the
drawing-room. . i.
~ Gray. eyes: are ascribed tekofhcers
Of rank, politicians, and judgs Gray
eyes are stern and commanding show.
I'M. 4 forcefur and dominant + with
1great powers Of persuasion. i sss.... Z.
If the eyes be full and pminent
WITH 4 CLASSY appearance. the tpposita
is found this type Is not relfaRle. can
not stand strain. is never 3orceful.
perhaps a good workman, but useless
as q master. The owner Of, s1uch an:
eye is usually an egotist, nd liking
people who hold different views. With.
out being inclined to- crime. Ne lacks
determination. =
& A little study soon defines the crir 70
nal eye, which will not look anybody
straight in the face. flickering with
what is known as a furtives% glance;
when doing. this, he calculates his
chances Of success. sssS':saassssSS
In ladies. gray eyes are not On at
set. For beauty or love, blue black d.
or hazel have the preference. Old
maids and man haters usually pos
sess gray eyes, which, however, often
denote fixity Of purpose and noble
ness of character. Women criminals
have the deepset eye showing they
can premeditate crime and having q
strong mind can keep secret I 2, T.. ?
Dark eyed people are considered
handsome and attractive. In the man.
it amounts to magnetism, the hyp-
notist being in this class. Such eyes
denote a determination to goathrough
at all cost; their owners love, with
mad passion. The woman this
class is Jealous before marriage after,
she will ruin anybody who tries to
come between them. She delights In
children and dress. Dark eycesare not
stronger than other colors, a1 IL con-
monty supposed. 81 $s 4. e.
The next study requires care to
Judge, or mistakes will result /; This Is
the small, black, beady eye, set deep
in the head, never seeming toSbe prop
erly open. This type of man or wom-
an blinks and turns away when
looked at, as If to conceal what they
fear can be read from their eyes. "a
This is the criminal eye, and de-
notes cunning, greed, vice and deceit;
no feeling for others. This Is the
person to avoid at all times, III for
though he may not have any Intention N
Of evil, he lacks only the opportunity.
The true hazel eye is seldom seen.
This denotes in both sexes. imagina-
ton, fickleness in love, fondEess OF
pleasure. and no desire tOSrtse In the
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