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With ground-hog day tomorrow, we shall stand spellbound while the animal comes out of his hole and predicts the weather for the next six week. If he says that the weather will be good, we'U take no wild bets on his prognostication, but *tis sincerely hoped that his prediction of good weather is corrects .
When Br’er Groundhog emerges ‘ tomorrow, he antedates Ash Wednesday by only five days, and that means Palm Sunday and Easter will be about six weeks oIf.
That hasty rattle in wishing the rest of the winter gone and spring here—sounds something like the child who says "I’m past four, going on five, and before long I’ll be six.” Or the classic statement of the industrious worker at noon Monday: Here is is, middle of the day Monday; tomorrow will be Tuesday, next day Wednesday; > week’s half gone end nothing donel --
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