The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-25
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


re drone q huusoyiq iii. broad and breezy Panhandle
won't work lie should be made wofkof Idle
ness breeds discomfort which in turn beges crmeand there
YOU ars No Old 3 trite thar this An idle brain
courts @ Be rye Of oass apa U9r sHn
II there is for the oafng yagrant in the Pan
handle where there IS nothing much but there is
pnly for him in any other part Of the State AS
the Sun the who work but will should
be made TO- The complete suppression Of oahns and
grahcy would unquestionaby the number
Of crimes and misdemeanors
over reports from South 4rea hoMns tha the Boets are
still doing business al the old stand Surprising the English
work Beers do after having cordially invited
encr--very bold and Very badl~Deni3oa Hegais
1t is quite evident The Post has pointed out hereto
fore that the Beers do not know when they
whipped
and Bill od ARP odsT this sf from the B9t,G ranch
markahe find ont there the other day In digging OF the
wells deeper or cleaning out the sand he found human
way for to have been dropped since the well bored
and besides petrihed hard and iny showing il to
prehistoric man OF America for is large for the present
and yet its shape proves clearly that from
the mouth Of some human being at some tmeMdldHd Re-
Porter.
The thing Bill found was probably the moar Of some old
time politician who had been made hunt his hole the
depth mentioned
Believe noi5ps. you hear and half you see" i; maxim
that we ind will hold good and henEgiH Lender.
The maxim is all right generally speaking but it is
than difficult sometimes to decide which half believe
Senator Ioar having generously is his wont said
the matter Of expansions found it extremely embarrassing
man great patriot great Individual Hence the speech
Of Senator loar is not lengthy if he delivered at all
The News reason for so persistentIy pushing forward
such remarkable doctrine this remains mystery The
idea that who opposes another dsagrees with him po
lcaly not consistently kind and things OF
that other when he is cruelty murdered is nothing short of
absurd Does the News believe that Hoar like
Wellington should have said that he indifferent
President McKnleys fate simply because he believed that
the latter during his lifetime out Of plumb the
ter Of eNpansionl
C. Crabb has retired from the Decatur Messenger thus
leaving n. W. fiacomb in charge Of that paper.
What will the people of Texas do the members Of the
legislature if they adjonrn without passing appropriation
everything in the Fort Wo1& Ffs}stsg o'''
The Post doesn't know, really 1t has we'll formed
idea however Of what the legislature will do the people
/ Texas If IT fails TO pass appropriation bill.
one fac aGtGy bette, than thousand ] Get the
/ 'N "''N ''' N''"i'iN'' VIZ '0'S' i-"1""'' VSi
There is world Of truth in those few words The Post
has lett nothing to be said
san 81 Ard The b oi2g o, @gs say that i not
/ Does any reasonable doubt it?
How many people know tina, had crime like C1ogosz
oP on bos o6 no b bsa as
all There is no law that will reach such crime such
napng i5ny sstes-Brs@io,% Press '' N''
Does the Press to ake the positionremarkable
the least Of ttha the preparation Of crime
ted government property be punished? Or does
it simply have in view the fact that soldier who commits
crime on government reservation must be tried by mill
tary and not by civil court7