The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
Those naval officers who had lace The poem an Ohio
WINGED that baeship carries heavy hoodoo-
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Governor Nash Of Ohio mus, have been compelled to lis
ten 10 that poem Al least from Ohio is to
the effect that he is Frustrated.
The sporting editor OF Press has lost pointer dog
particular dog is not registered and his pedigree not as
long as the moral law and interesting than as.
spotted dog tia, has had i no special training and didn't have
sense enough e return home from town where ne 10
otter any reward for him in fact have figured tnat m
him and arc taxing care Of 6m we vi fee duty bound to
eve them o. the task especially as they are perhaps
this being the closed season when he could be tried or
that they could find out Observation-Disclosures Press
Surely it's mighty poor for editors where nobody
can be found willing to give them a pointer
il not straning the mehapor assert that Alex Sweet
WV gladden. me hesyeny places because ne caused 80 those
smiles San Antonio Light
We don't know what St. Peter would but we would
be apt TO line up and call for little of the same,
chauncey Depew is the Mark Antony who would thrice
offer Caesar Mckinley II Thomas Jefferson were
him out.--st Louis Post Dispatch
We have regretted the demise of Jefferson much
as since reading the above
Bishop Potter has been saying things about the moderr
newspaper Among other things he claims is too bulky
In other words there is too much in it. But isn't the wore
Of news to blame for this rather than the publisher II '
bishop will suggest whereby all the news can Dc
crowded into smaller space without enaig injury to th'
land Plain Dealer.
1t is break anyway for the exception
be taken to the majority OF the the newspaper
has to listen to.
a lord mayor of Dublin perpetrated genuine Irisi
bull You are he said standing the edge OF preci
pee that VIII be weight on your neck all the rest OF You
days And this attributed to English clergyman "Th
young of England the backbone Of the British EN-
pre- What we must do IS TO train that backbone and b
i to the front member OF parliament was responsible
reforms would only be like Hcahite III the ocean
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