Show x X X X X X x 1 X x x X Z x T. T A a oM w. w Sheridan Supreme a as s Prophet of Weather The hope to be an un accurate weather prophet Is one one which springs s eternal In the human breast Many people who have won fame fume In various walks of life aspired to add to their other accomplishments that of forecasting the weather Richard Sherl- Sherl dun was no exception Sheridan's fame fameliS us liS a u dramatist Is secure by virtue of The llIe Rivals and The rue School for Scandal but not content with that limit Sheridan must be fumed famed as the prophet et who vho made the nearest best prophecy prophecy conditions for or a It of ot meteorological ec ecy ml lU period of ot ota a whole e year Being a II poet Sheridan had the lie advantage e of ot the scientific predictors Prosy Pros science what the mu may be uc unable to tell weather will be for a longer loner future time than t ent twenty four hours but c- c unc knows knows' lH uc u 1 bounds and t s l' l rna may take its Us unrestricted flight a good twelve e months ahead Although Sheridan was predicting weather his forecast suits the Mid Middie Middie die West Vest und and we may clay rely upon It h 1 making our plans tor for the year Sheridan says January January Snow Snowy February February March March 1 t April AprIl Showery cry i la 1 May Flowery I June June Bowery Bowery Jul July July August August t September September Poppy October October November No November Wheezy December ber December Freezy reez Kansas t It Star rK 6 Y rr i |