for water, then she exclaimed, "It is God who inspired me”—after which the word "Jesus" rose from the midst of the flames.

We cannot separate religion from planetary influence; just how the influence comes may be matter for conjecture, but religion throws light upon science and science throws light upon religion, despite the fact that some would have us believe that man is a higher form of ape. That theory has exploded since it has been discovered that animal life but not human life may be artificially produced. This goes to prove that man has a soul and never evoluted from an ape or any other anima!. Joan of Arc, who communcated with unseen powers in a remarkable manner, regarded her promptings as coming from the spirit world and as being directed by God. These promptings differ in degree rather than in kind from the ordinary impressions made upon ordinary men and women. The Bible teaches that good and bad spirits surround us, each struggling for the mastery. sibly the planets are inhabited by spirits, who have natures corresponding with the indications of each planet. Ths is one of many mysteries which remain to be solved.

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CHAPTER XXII.
Sports.

Under this head is introduced a set of men who entertain the world after their own peculiar fashion. Some folks would consider them to be great benefactors of the race, and others call them fools, so you may think as you like, but one point strikes us very forcibly in glancing at a few birthdates. If they only knew when to close their career and retire to private life, they might be a lot better off. Take No. 123, heavy-weight champion, for example. His Moon has been in conjunction with Jupiter and the Sun for the past five years; no evil influences entering into the con

junction, but the Moon is passing into his 1st Sign with Mars and Uranus, and he is liable to get his face badly smashed within the next few years. April 19, 1913 brought victory to him. You will notice that Johnson, the Negro champion, has scarcely had an hour of good luck since the day he whipped Jeffries. Lawsuits, imprisonment, money losses, illness, and marriage complications have followed one another in quick succession, giving him a heavy dose. We have not secured his birthdate, but doubtless his good planets appear in one section of his horoscope and his evil planets appear in another.

No. 124, winner July 4th, 1913 is a lightweight champion whose Moon has been running a conjunc

tion with good planets. It is now in his 1st with J piter and the Sun. Several years later it will be in the 3rd with Uranus and Saturn on one side and Mars on the other, then let him beware.

No. 125 won the running high jump for America in the Swedish Olympics. Besides his running broad jump, 11 ft. 6 in., in the pole vault, he put the 16tb shot 42 ft. 6 in. The Moon is now in his 11th Sign with 3 good planets and none bad; the Transits also run very strong at this point. The 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th Signs, govern the use of the limbs, and these Signs contain all his good planets. The 1st and 2nd contain evil planets. He also will have his ups and downs in the world.

CHAPTER XXIII.

Business under the 12th Sign.

No. 126 is the Chart of a successful grocer. Food comes under the 12th Sign and 4 good planets govern the 12th. Mercury passes Venus in the 11th near the 12th. This horoscope not only draws gain through the 12th, but it draws strongly upon friends, and these greatly assist in any business dependent upon the patronage of the public. The 1st Sign is correspondingly bad. He seems to have been fortunate in marriage but died at middle age from disease of the brain. Evil influences in the 1st took the form of ill health in