The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-17
"The stars incline
 Horoscope
but do not compel"
SATURDAY. AUGUST F, 1885

This is not an important day in planetary government, according to astrology. It is read as an suspicious day for selling but not for buyng.
 Women are subject to aspects making them aggressive and success full, but there may be a tendency to- ward deception to maintain the charm.
 Men who desire to remain bache- lors are warned against summer TO- mances for girls are likely to be ir- resistible under this direction of the stars.
 This is a lucky day for weddings and engagements to marry. Many marriages will take place before the end of the year and there will be reaction toward old-fashioned do- mesticity.
 Trade and commerce are under a fortunate direction of the stars and there may be gain through extreme need in foreign nations. Famine and war are forecast for next year.
 Explosions again are prognosticat- ed. They will affect public build ings as well as vessels in docks on the high seas
 Many ships flying the British, Australian and American flags are to meet at Hong Kong and Shang- hai, the seers predict.
 There is a sign promising bene- fits for workers, but employers may lose out. Determined warfare will be waged by labor all through the coming months. Gains in union pol icies are foretold.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of many op- portunities. It is we'll to avoid spec ulation which will tempt many.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be keen and alert in mind and active in body They usually have great power to project person. ality and succeed in what they think is worth while.
 Julia Marlowe, actress, was born on this day, 1870. Others who nave celebrated it as birthday include David Crockett, American pioneer, l786; Gilbert Cope, genealogist, 1840.
 SUNDAY, AUGUST To, 1885
 Good and bad planetary aspects are discerned today, according to astrology. There may be depression in the minds of persons no longer 7cung for experience will give them a vision Of the future troubles for the world.
 News meaning war for foreign na- tions may bring ultimate benefits to the United States. There is a prom ise today for those who wield au- thority. Although Uranus presages bitter opposition and secret hostili- ties there should be success for those who have governing power in this country.
 Taxes and demands on private purses are to be more than usually irksome under this sway which seems to encourage unrest among white collar wage-earners.
 Warning is given that the gam bling spirit will be strong at this time because of sudden movements in the stock market. Money is to be widely discussed and an unex- pected policy will be announced.
 Much travelling is indicated for the end of the month when fairs exhibitions and conventions will draw crowds. The gregarious in- stinct will be strong among all classes.
 Those who possess wealth or in- dustrial power are now under a sway that may be conducive to un- 1 certainty, but the stars presage un- expected events that restore con- fidence.
 Foreign visitors are foreseen and this evening is an suspicious time for entertaining them and discussng international relations.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of good for tune in business and financial af- fairs. They should be extremely careful in the choice of employees
 Children born on this day prob- ably will be imaginative and con cerned with practical interests. Sub- jects of this sign usually are tact full and resourceful.
 James Hervey Hyslop, American psychologist, was born on this day 1854. Others who have celebrated if as birthday include Benjamin Louis Paul Goddard, French con- poser, 1849; Brook Taylor, mathe- matician, 1865.
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