Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-11
WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, April ll.-Last ou'ie'''i
rave forecasts OF disturbances to cross
continent April 10 to IA and 10 to H.
warm waves 9 to 10 and IA to is, cool
waves 70 to 16 and II TO q. Low
temperatures will prevail during nrst
part of this ten-day weather PERIOD
and unusually warm during the last
aovs of II severe weather will be
the rule for the whole period and all
weather features will 90 to greater
intensities than the usual averages
Dangerous storms are expected. Our
forecasts of the storm forces are usual
" good The United States Weather
Bureau usually displays the storm sig
mails on the dates for which these bull
,Ietins have long before predicted dan
eerous storms. OF course the United
States Weather Bureau storm signals
mean dangerous storms. Our readers
sbopld keen tab on us and when we
nredict dangerous storms watch Tor
the United States Weather Bureau
danger signals. These severe storms
are expected from April II to 10, not
far from April 10.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about April 10, cross Pacific
slope by close of 20, great central val
leys 81 to 90, Eastern sections a.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about April 10, great central calleys
81. Eastern sections 29. Cool wave
will cross Pacific slope about April
%. great central calleys "a, Eastern
sections &c.
This will bring a cold wave ana
frosts in Northern sections, rains
about the Mexican Gulf and northeast
ward and decreasing rains in the
North. east of Rockies plains sections.
Probabilities favor more rain In
Northeastern than in Middle North
western sections and the greatest
rains in the Mexican Gulf sections.
Probabilities are that the results OF
April crop weather will average fair,
the defects being in too much rain
near the Mexican Gulf and not enough
in the Middle Northwest. Elsewhere
prospects are good.
The greatest storms of 1914 are en-
pected near April 80. The causes will
be nearly the same as tohse that
brought the disastrous storms last
part of March, 1918. The central force
that caused those great storms was
Jupiter. That planet reached the
zenith of its power March "a, 1913,
and it will again reach the zenith OF
its great power April 49, 1914. But
the location OF its electric darts on
the earth, the places where its light
ning-like forces will hit the earth, de-
ponds on the relative positions of sun,
moon and other planets, and therefore
ii locate those dangerous storms is en-
ceeulnSly ullncult.
But II is a matter of great import
ance to know when to expect those
disastrous storms, and we do not hest
tate to approximately forecast the
date. The United States Weather Su-
reau will hang out its danger signals
during the five days centering on April
% 1914 and oil W 70 no
the alert for bad weather events dur.
ing that period.
The great error of our scientists,
the reason why they have been so
slow in understanding the laws of the
universe, lies in their theory of the
solar system. A few hundred years
ago they taught that our little earth
is the center of the universe, and in
reference to everything that has
bearing on our weather changes they,
in effect, hold to those same old dark
thodox scientists were free from those
blighting superstitions they would see
that Jupiter is the king of the solar
system, that the sun and planets are
growing electromagnetic centers, that
the conservation of energy is a hoax,
that, instead all motion and through
motion all life, comes from the matter
of space, the ether of space, moving
toward the growing heavenly bodies,
moving toward them because they, the
accommodating, heavenly bodies, absorb
the ether of matter of space near
them, causing vacuums that must be
filled up by the outer ether moving
toward those growing heavenly bodies.
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