Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

THE TURNING POINT AUGUST "a
That WIN Bring Weather Next Year
Widely Dimercnt From What We
Have Had-rhc sun and the Earth.
The sun Exactly Like this Globe.
For The Sunday Gazette,

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10 cross the continent from August 10 TO
Ii, and the next will roach the Pacific
coast abont the 18th c,,,ss tho wcst,rn
mountains ny the close of the 10TH the
great Central valleys from the 18th to
10Th. and tho Eastern states nbout tho
aOth This distrrh,,e, ,.gI \. MI, -,
v,r, ,,,s, ~ ~. Nu,., wi" W. Pu''
WV west OF the MiSSlsslppi,
The fifth storm wave OF the month
will roach Tho Pacific co.s, ,ho,,, ,,o
onn, -. nv ,''''' ""Vu' NV
'"' ''''s Wv N'S''tn mountains ny
the close OF the list, the great Central
valleys from the 22nd TO tho alu and
p,, ts,.,,,.,, -. 49,. ~,
Wv i."S','" S'"'eS "pou' the -'th' rms
storm VIII be preceded by q very high
temperature, aud drnuth Districts will
roach their worst n,rInds In tn ,lis
-, -
s'o'n' "''' ufou'h conditions wlll be on
the increase In the drouth districts, and
following It drouth conditions will dc.
crn,so MN raIn h.1, A.. ,,..l A..
''" WV 'Ap''''" "
move huulhWNd after the 2iih,
Warm waves are expected 10 cross
uic Wrstnrn ,n,,rt,tr. ,t,.,,t a.. ,.t,
an1 onn. "a, ,'uYu' wv ,''n
",' ~" NV F,'al ''n'rM NallrHH
about the 18th aud 22nd, and the Enst.
prn states nbout the 1Dn, and nln,
Cool waves are expected h, Tho Western
mountains nhout thn ISth mi ngrJ ~,
great Central valleys nbout H. mn
and 18th, and the Enstrrn stntrs MIMI
and 9th.
regard August alth ns Tho urnlng
point which viii bring weather. dnr-
iuc the next year. which will hc ,ri,iniv
differing from what tho country hns ~.
pcrlenced during tho nnst Nm vrnrs
Those who send mo letters 4 in1,Ir,
should always lnclose stnmps. '''
SIN AND EARTu
As our earth CONTINUES neorlv oyor
the suns rdunfor. ,yo rnn,ot ~, ,ha
SUMS poles The heavens nrc mnrl,@d
OFF, for the convenience Of nstrnmn,n"r,
into 800 degrees, beginning whrrr ,hn
earth H. or opunslfa tbn n.r.L g., H.
sun, on Septrinbrr ~ Ia n,,.l,n, ,i,,, ~
| tho year began nj thnt MINI n a., f,,.,,
| tho south, those degrees mn cnntr,,, Az
tho sun, or TO the lcft, md tbc sar,h
and other planets uovc fn,vnr1 ia. i,ft
as the celestial degrees ara nnnbsrod
ON June 1. nt 953 degrees nnr eorit
| crosses the SUMS eannior ami tbn M, 4
| moving nearly iD the ditn,,tin,, hf ,,'t,,.,
the earth II al that lime About pn,,,,,,-
bcr 4 the earth ngnln CROSSES mo amy
eguntor Mt N degron. uIoiT ''h
| tween these points. tho onrib /, north ~
the SUMS equator seven md n nnarier
degrees nhOnt tbe an nj Sen,o,nber AZ
about tho snmc distance sonih ' nv ,i a I,i
| OF March
These seven and ounrter dogrens nm.
near 10 cover "A small A iisinnre ia.
| The earth seems to hr practically over
| The suns enuntnr otl ths Him, In, ,bn
space IL not so inIrnIdcnni uhpn we
| cBnr 10 nnaivzr II Srven ma N n,,rt.,
! degrees measured on tbe sun's hnIy a.
| about ia S9i miles. nnd onr cnrL 4
that far north Of the SUMS equator In
| Spptembor and ns far south al h In
| March.
| iTbe ipportnnt thing 10 naio bn,vovcr
l. The distance thp enrth 4. nj thos.,
points from the plane Of the mn's c1un.
| moves straight ant from tbn stt, nvet A.
| pnuntor. ana that our earth nnsses
| tlirough the center of that olcment an
the An and 9TH VI June and December.
| IL, f,et. the enrth a. In thnt eie,hent Mi
| a.. linn but h Il mnst dnnsn A. tbc
renter Immediately over mo snn's cona.
| tor Although thG enrth an mo An Of
| March and Scptemier II only seven and
q nnarter degrees from tho mime Of the
| sun'a e1untor and The center of The
M rodintlm. ma,,nctic forrn mai di..
sun fn rnnn ',Hs n,ns ~ ,ino VA
,,uas ,rhnt 4. me dist1nce ~ the rnrfi,
tr, 20 ,t,o a,,',,r ~ do s,n'a ,nua.
nol.Ii padia,i,, fnre. ,bnnt Tia All, Of
.,.,ii,.,s a,,J .n,,h az Il the son,n al.
| - .,h,ut thn IN a. MARCH,
'",,u ~ ,art, hoiy ia, r.,oly,.s NJ,
PVT. ,,it.h ss,,jit,, n,,,,aI nv ,ha, ~
" Aals N''n I.i .,,.s, nIii,a' Wv Xxx. W
the ehFih' mus u. nn'"
mnghene iyrge III ~ ' si ~, IN, ~
T. the lnW OF ',lms sl,n'hp.l
When the e9ln elnhlnr " luMtIh Wy
snn, tile eatth Is lartheti ron inn s,lh
| equatorial tplaNe' anu wien wv .hilH -
over the suns equator, the rnrtlh poles
are most exposed TO me sun therefore
tho radiniing energy mat leaYes ihe SUI
over is equator reHdly enter. tue EARN
at It's poles. md that when rndiairs
from the earth over us equator entorh inc
sun at It's poles.
We know but little Of the suns body
except what we have learned from "
spots, and I am preparing the readers
mind for study Of these spots But few
spots are seen on the suns equator. aud
not very many within h,e degrees Of
nn no ann is equal 10 about 7Ji2 miles,
y'hi,o on earth a degree Is only about
| Gstv.nine miles.
irba no.ition 81 the spots vary, but the
nrsa|, u number are found from fifteen