Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
FOSTERS WEATHER
What the Weather Portends for
This Week In Texas
AND FOR ALL THE COUNTRY.
Predictions Made BY tho Greatest oil Weather
forccesicrs--A Severe Storm IN The
hllssIsslprivalley from Nov
20 10 Dec I.

WY AfrANfNf ANN'-f ~ " - A'HN'AN
ST. Joseph. Mo. Nuy. .0.--Aiy last bnl-
letin gave forecasts for the storm wave
10 cross the continent from November
18th to December ID. and the next will
reach the Pacific coast about December
II, cruas the Western mountains by the
close Of the ~, the grcnt ccntral valleys
from ith 10 9th and tho eastern states
about the It'll.
This will be severe storm, az It's
greatest force Ia the Mississippi valley
about the 9th. aud viii cause heavy
SHOWS and rains.lts path will lie well
TO The north
The cold wnye following this storm
viii be OF considerable forcc and VIII
cause snows on it's frOnt It viii cross
the weWcnl mountains anont the 9th.
the great central valleys about the 9TH
and the eastern states uhont the 9TH.
Severe weather IN the Mississippi val
ley Is expected from November 10Th 20
December ist
Those who desire informationt "a 20
Local weather conditions for tho winter,
or for next years crop, may write me,
enclosing u stamp.
THE AZrECs PRAYER.
Il is claimed by mnny that the Aztecs
are the oldest race OF people on earth
and their records aud traditions sound
much like those Of Gcnials and
job Their historical legends divide the
past time Of thoir race into four cpoches,
,einn,r1 nc,,o,aling IN Cana IN N iea.
tuction nj thn n,,onlc ~ the world i,v
famine, lilo second In N destruetion IL
wind. In Tho thirl mo hun,nn rnrc VIVA
swept AWAY by tirc. and the fourth was
destruction by water The Hindoo To-
gcnds arc very simillnr
The Aztec prayer ~ most remark
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i ,i.n,'W ,,,. nna 'VVn n,n'Vu NoWn iut
iiniS thnunnuu7 ~ NNNiH AZ oNlVen'N
guy "" nulhhl race OF, w WESTERN mem
lslh'lS WIS Nei,seYoN Wy 'vhet
ElNe lue lVNeWNlF extracts from ths
nhNlehr Wohuoiiul Ani hnuno AIN
ltNAVl ny NahHlNNVu ih'o uN NhFhh
lAlikuNgV,
- lord, ih1n hast held u good TO
lonlhV ~ ~ these days nvrording 70
tin counsel thou hast uH well IN hcnyon
~ IN hndta. AIMS lot u.s. In Tint thlde
anger and Indignation luls deAvendVl
upon nA ~ those dnyni nlta In that the
many aud grle,Ons nillictions oi thy
wrath have overgunp and fwuiliwcd ug
~, coming down pytn ns stouos, spolra
aud arrows upon the Wrsehes that In
lnhit tho cnrth This IL the sore peal
lencn with which we are afflicted aud al
most destroyed,
"a rrpnt destruction the rain aud pcs.
thence already nude Ia this milton mud
what Nv most pltiful of MI. tho litfle
children that are innaccnt aud undcie
stand nothing, they, too die. broken mud
dashed to pieces M ngnnst stones and "A
wall, aud there remain OF thum not even
thusc Ia their cradles Of Young and old
men and women. their ,pmnin noithrr
root nor branch; thy nation, thy people.
| Thy wealth, are leYeled down aud d.
ArOyed
'ihc frr of The poslilonce, made ex-
! cccdingly hot, ~ upon Thy nntion, burn
ing and smoking M a iiro IN hut lo6v.
ing nothing upright aud sound Tho
grinders of thy tooth ifnlling atnnnaD
are employed and thy bitter whips upon
the mlserahle people who have become
lean Hast thou altogether farankcn thy
nation aud Thy pcoploY Hast thou vef-
ily determined that Il perish and TINT
thure be- no mOv memory Of Il Ia tho
world. TINT the peoplcd places become a
wooded hlll aud u wilderness Of stoneaY
us Il already iiIcd In Thy divine c0un,
sci that there Is TO be no mercy nor pity
for us until the arrows Of thy fury ara
spent 10 our utter pordtion and doslruo.
tl0n, that the sun slinll never more nllnc
upon Us, but That we must rnmain In
perpetual darkness md silcnccf o, our
Lord, thine arrows and Atonos have sore.
" nNAA AlAlH NiNNA. HtNNlNt
80. most strong Lord mako IN end Of
this fog and smoke Of thy recruitment.
qucneh also the burning mud destroying
fire Of thine anger, let serenity mud
rlenfneAa tOmp Let tho small birds ~
thy people begin 10 sling and TO approach
tho snn: give them quiet wonther. 70
That they may cause their vnlres 10
reach Thy hghness"
IL may appear wonderful that tho
Aztec pricstRood could preserve and
hand down 10 M through tho nres thlR
cavern hymn, bni II could no more be-
lost than could the Lords PRAYER. This
hymn Of the Aztcca contains many pnp-
aaros, the meaning Of which their priests
had lost ages before America w4a ana.
covered. inst az our learned thcoloainnH
Tor more than 1000 years have moi I'M,
dcrstOod many pasgngcs In lob and Gen.
XII
rrbeso iepcnda. trnditlona hiatorlns ~
,,y,.r t,ih1 rare n"iio,, nnlnt ~
,,reat anJ innortant ovcut a cataclvum
IL which the human rane ,yas almost
DESTROYED aud fhia cntaclysfn was fol-