The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-24
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECaST OF STORMS TO CReSS
THE CONTINENT.
THE NEXT DISTURBANCE
1S II Approaches Some Snow North
and Rain South Are Probable with
Higher Temperatures Than Usual
for the Season.


for the Season.
copyrighted 1911 by ". T. Foster9
Washington, Dec. 23.--Last bulle-
Tin gave forecasts Of disturbance to
cross The continent Dec. 81 to u,
warm wave % to q, cool wave 70 to
30. This is expected to cause great
rise in temperature with week OF
warmer weather than usual. Pre-
cipitation will be above normal on
most parts of the continent during
the week eentering on Dec. 26. The
weather has been expect
ed to be colder than usual from the
Ohio valleys eastward and warmer
than usual in other parts of The
great central valleys, The Rockies
sections and the Pacific slope. Some
SHOW is promised for northern Sec
lions for the five days centerlng on
Christmas and some fain for south
ern sections.
Next disturbance Will reach Pa
Life coast about Dec. 2S, cross Pa
ciilc slope by close Of 20. great GEN.
tral valleys 80 to Ian, /, eastern sec
lions 2. Warm wave will cross the
Pacific slope about Dec. 2S. great
central valleys 30. eastern sections
Jan. |. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about Dee 81, great central
valleys Jan. 2. eastern section /.
As This disturbance approaches
some SHOWS north and rains south
are probable, and not much precipi-
tation occurs as the cool wave
comes in, but This is expected TO be
reversed In this case. The five days
Of This disturbance eeniering on its
warm wave will average warmer
than usual with less than usual rain.
A small disturbance will reach the
Pacific coast about Dec. 81. cross the
Pacific slope by close OF Jan |. great
central valleys to /, eastern Sec
tiens 5. Warm wave will cross The
Pacific slope about Dec. 81, The great
central valleys Jan. 2, eastern sec
tions /. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about Jan. 3, great central val
Ieys 5, eastern sections Z
The average Of this will be much
cooler than the preceding aud The
cool wave will be cold wave of on
~ moderate force and of not much
Following the disturb
ance the weather will be cold for
several days. As the cool wave
comes in moderate SHOWS north and
rains south may be ex-
pected. No very bad storms nor se-
we're weather are expected east OF
the Rockies.
January is expected to average
warmer than usual about the great
lakes and west Of meridian 90. Also
warmer than usual in all of Canada
and the New England States. In al
states south OF Pennsylvania and
Michigan and east of the Mississippi
river colder than usual is expected
Probabilities are that the cool waves
and the Geld waves Of the month
will pass through the southeastern
states.
North OF the Garolinas and east oil
the Alleghenies, in all Of Canada, in
the Mississippi valleys and in all
sections west of meridian SO and ir
western Cuba not much precipita-
ton is expected. West of Alabams
will probably be too dry for winter
gardening. In much Of the winter
wheat section the dry weather vii
be nnfavorable to winter wheat.
Evidently the universe is o unit
every part is connected by some
kind of force with every other part
This was the belief, as to the vari-
Gus parts OF the human or anima
body. but how those parts commu-
nicafed with each other was moi
known until Harvey discovered th,
circulation Of the blood and som,
one discovered that electro-mag.
netie force is conveyed to all part,
Of the body through the nerces ane
that all muscles are operated b,
that electromagnetic force
Truly man was created in the i'm
age OF the Creator. The universe hai
its nervous SYSTEM its channels ar.
teries through which its bilidinl
material-its blood moves.
The author Of these bulletins be.
lieyes thai the nervous system O
the universe, and its system of ar
teries, have been discovered, an,
when his method of foreeasting i
given to The world these discoveries
will be included.
We would ike chance to flgur,