Show SAWS A ABOUT OUT WEATHER AT R Useful Adages Compiled by t the e Gov Government for foi General Use Chicago Chronicle Recently the United States State bureau complied compiled a list of the more cOmmon weather adages From this 1115 the following examples are arc taken bees remain in iii their hh hives or orn n fly but a short distance expect raJ ral Men ln work better eat cat more and sleep sounder when the barometer is hIgh Do with men Inca when tho tl wind is from the westerly for thai Barometer is high In summer when the sun 0 more titan than U usual ual expect thunder thunderstorms thunderstorms storms It If the temperature Increases ses be between between tween P p m in and hen the sl sky Is cloudless expect rain and If during a long arid and severe period of low temperature the temperature between midnight and morning expect a thaw A re red sun has water in hise his eyes es esA A piece of seaweed hung up wilt be become become come damp previous to rain rainA A rising fa fog indicates fair weather if the fog settles down expect ra rain l Hoar frost indicates rain The larger the thc h halo lo about the moon Ute the nearer th rtin clouds and the sooner the rain nia be expected Snakes show themselves on Uc the ap approach o of rain Human hair red puns curis and kinks at the approach of a storm and re straightens after the lS storm orm When a eat cut homel good goodweather goodweather weather ma may he be expected bu It she licks her coat against the grain brain bad weather is Indicated or if she ahe washes s 1 r face her ears cars or sits with h her r taU tail to the lire When the birds cease to sing rain and thunder wm will probably come Pigeons return home borne unusually early before rain rail When fish bite readily and swim near the surface rain may be ex cx A bee was never caught In 0 shower When flies files bite greedily expect rain Cottonwood and quaking a p n trees turn up t aves before rain When rhen the Vree url with tte tle wind from the south it Indicates rain When th sun draws water rain follows soon Red skies In the evening precede e efine line fine tomorrows |