The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-06-16
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT
Tile WEATHER lNANGES
The Last Half OF June Is Expected
TO Average Unusually Cool Where
Showers Occur, and not Far from
Average Temperature Elsewhere.

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Last nan OF june is tApeoeet "
average unusually cool Wnere SHOW
ers occur ana not ian ifoni usual
average temperatures where pu'
little ram tails. winter wheat crop
Will nave Deen mace by tne emu Vi
June ana the results 81 tila' crop
known. spring wheat Is eApec'eu "
be In falr conditions at that tlme'
cotton, corn ana otfler late Inator-
ing crops are expected 10 indicate
varying conditions at the end OF
June, below the ten year average.
Planetary meteorology is rapidly
gaining in favor through the civil
!; lied world and many ;. orthodox
scientists are coming over TO our
side of the subject. Prof. Norton OF
France is publicly declaring that
the planets through thelr attfactioh
and electrical forces cause the sun
spots ana that sunspots are felaIec
TO our weather changes. ProI. Ser
vlss, an American newspaper ant