The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-05
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1888

Astrologers read this as an unim- portant day in planetary direction, but the aspects appear strongly adverse to serene thought.
 Disturbing news of national in- terest is presaged and unrest may affect many employees who feel uncertain in their positions
 A tendency to see the darker side Iof things should be overcome by positive trends of thought. The wise will look ahead with determ- ined optimism and courage.
 While the churches will benefit through a renewed interest in re- ligious subjects, mystics and cult ists will confuse thinkers. The Old testament prophets should be stu died closely.
 Evening meetings or conferences will be helpful to persons concern ed with labor problems, industrial ists will profit by careful examin- ation of union principles
 
 Although organized labor will gain steadily through this month, factions later will cause heavy re- prisals in which the public will be interested.
 Under this configuration the dull and serious suitor is likely to be more fortunate than usual The evening encourages practical ideas in courtship.
 Dress that reveals character will be of great concern among young women. Spring fashions win sym belize the most modern trends.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of ad- but obstacles will have to be overcome. Parental dictation will hamper girls.
 Children born on this day may be but critical and diff cult to please. Subjects of this sign of Aquarius usually are. strong in- 
 Robert LaFollette, statesman, was born on this day, 1885 Others who have celebrated it as birthday in clude Sir Henry Irving. English ac-. tor, 1888: William M. Ewarts, law yer, 1918.
 MONDAY, FEBRUARY ', 1888
 Mingled good and evil planetary influences are seen in the horos- cope for today. It is preeminently a fortunate date for women.
 Under this corfiguration girls will do well to seek high positions in business and in public service. Par ticipation of women in labor con- tests will be marked from now on when employees, as well as union leaders. will find womens aid eff fective.
 Capital should gain today through a better understanding of finan- cial exigencies on the part of the public Sympathy for employers and heavy taxpayers will be more vide spread than in the past
 The stars seem to promise new to many political leaders This is lucky day for the President of the United States.
 Constructive plans and new pro- jects are well directed under this planetary government, but warning is given that moderation should rule
 It will be remembered that as- trologers prognosticated a partial of business shrinkage They now see sudden acceleration of certain lines of trade and other changes due to some international 
 Again warning is given to pro- tect American commerce. Many i'm ports will increase through the summer months Food will be of novel character.
 Uncertainty affecting merchan- dising will be noted at this time, but on the stock market should gain late today.
 Persons whose birthdate it isl have the augury of year of chang es. Opportunities for both men and women will develop and there will be travel for the most fortunate
 Children born on this day prob ably will be independent and self sufficient. Subjects of this sign know how to make the most of their talents.
 Charles Dickens, English novelist, was born on this day 1912. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday include Willard Fillmore, thirteenth President of the United States, 1900; George F. Putnam, publisher, 1914
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