Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06
FOSTERS WEATHER FORECAST.
THE sronM WAVES no COME LArs
IN JANUARY.
The Cool waves aud Warm and
when They WIN Comc--some scicn-
title Information On Questions of
Interest 10 All.

Copyrighted, 1924, by w. 4. Foster.
ST. Louis. Mo. Jan. 5.--My last bull
letin gave forecast OF the storm waves
TO cross the continent from End to 18th
and Sth to i2th. The next win reach
the Pacific coast about the 18th. cross
the western mountain country by close
of the i4th, the great central valleys
from 18th to nth and the eastern states
about the 18th.
Rainfall accompanying this distur'
bance will be about average and the
temperature Will average below that OF
the week previous. The last ten days
OF this month will average colder and
bring more rainfall than the ten days
preceding. Severe weather, a western
blizzard. and other severe storms may
be expected from 2lst 10 3ist
The warm wave Will cross the ives
the great central valleys about the 18th,
and the eastern states about the i7th.
The cool wave will cross the western
mountain country about the 10Th, the
great central valleys about the 18th and
the eastern states about the Goth.
Evidences OF a geologically reeen
change in the earthis equattS and
poles are too numerous and eonvlnc-
ing to be overlooked and that great
change bears innumerablc examples of
the great controlling influence Of eli
mate ON animal and vegetable life
Before that equatorial change tn,
Ia
the vicinity OF Cape Horn. along the
western coasts OF South and North
America. through the Aleutiau Islands
OF Alaska, through Asia by way OF the
high lands of Thibct and thon by way
OF the Antarctic continent to Cape
Horn.
At that time tho south pole covered
Australia and the north pole was situa-
ted north of Greenland and west OF
Gibraltar.
The geological formations OF the earth
MS divided and described by biologists
Will conform to this theory and to no
other. Western Africa ana Eastern
South America near and north of the
present equator give indisputnble evil
dences OF having possessed, for long
ages, similar climates and such as are
not now found south Of 40 degrees OF
north latitude, or north of 40 degrees
south latitude.
All along the eastern coasts Of North
America, the western coasts of Europe
and the southern coast of Greenland are
found indisputnble evidences that these
countries about the same time POSSESS
ed the same climate as northeastern
South America and western Africa.
How Is Il possible for such things to
be without these countries having been
similarly situated as to the earth's
equator and poles? Greenland possess
ing the same climate. vegetation and
animals az equatorial African and
equatorial South America are impos-
sbllitles with the carth's equator and
poles as now situated.
Further back In the geological his
tory OF western equatorial Africa and
eastern equatorial South America they
were covered with glaciers, ice and
snow at least mile thick and at about
the same time eastern North America
and western Europe were IN precisely
the same condition.
There Is one theory. and only one,
that Will account for these climatic
conditions and effects and that theo-
ny locates the ancient north pole near
the Azore islands in the Atlnntic ocean.
The deepest waters Of all the ocenns
are found near where this theory sup
poses the ancient poles to have been