The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
TAMPERING WITH TRIH .
REBELLIoN-

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REBELLION.
oh, God to tear loose from the wheeit ~.
things that be- saea 4,
And can resent Can feelf God looL =, 49,,
is me @ u1z o.
Efemnate smugi shaver clean CARRIED n. a..
garbedi @uii'r d
AS mean as ten millions are meant as sssd--,,..,
thought that is barbedl 'a1tt d
AS good and as tender sleep on a bed Of Il.
down ~ soinsa
Wide fans with their rythmieai sweep but -.
pefuant frown VII d
maiden may nsus q
And God win with my gold--the thin, : a,
a man sa'ud IL
I 20 to the play filled with fervor for,..s.,.
When Ursus the aurochs hath killed clap mr. ~ .s
hands s1suith
outl out the sembiance of thingsl ortl AZ, !.
modern veneerl w u VII
The yelled sarcasm that sngsi the iips .ys- ,..,
sneer! 'ea u
The brain meath the hypocrite smirk with r
balefu and fell r"~ IN
Than ever hath driven dirk than seeth., i, ~
deep hell m
The maplot that sits and alone. its substans. ..
A brothers downfall thew and bone beneath i.
desires ~ @hH
the time to exist VA
Wide boys all a-quake and uncrossed; the air ~
with the mist wa
From world that was only half done spun away t,..
the ages to cool 'u'T
All the shapes that then biinked al the suri 80. 80
lank jaws all a-drool ss
And there insignificant man bare naked a borr ~ 4,
pigmy in Natures vast plan his weapons erud,,r
stone
The earth meath the behemoth's tread aop.L. -.
lays him to sleep;
Miasnatic quagmires his bed, asr with foul shane, :, I
deep
He stands unabashed in the morn. unblinking .y, 4
sun;
His soul embryo unborn; his race as the vo,ls, !.
begun;
He dimes in the south the north his dinner still da
its breath;
Each craving his belly gives forth but means one mon, h
to the death
lie meets the behemoth; the boar It's written AT e,A.
One yeh, and is more but the living hath .,uIr
and meat;
And so day by day, by his might he live. from sunrise
And he was my brother Did might such cr..tur. q
beget7
By millions cumber the land; cite, are spread
shore;
From strand Of the ocean to strand the air bearetA ns
oer
They tell OF the rise the fall of something our hun
may need;
In vain walls the infant, no call of the weak stsp ii
progress of greed
Are entitled to take the profit scheHin. Id
BROUGHT
Our brother? must we then forsake for his sake the ting
have sought?
It is legal He diesr do you cryf Oh well hath eve
been thus
Each hath his moment to die Pray what Bis dz
TO us7"
Sol in harlotry sunk do prostitute H,nhsed
gold
The whole world is Keeling and drunk 1t hath lived fs
long it is old
In the thinking tbs only span from this haroty ha
the age
When just on its journey begun true man had the world
But by this pang Of regret eTemnate tender Of ska
know shall win to thee yet thy soul and soul are ~
Perhaps in world shall fight outl out % 1
scheming at ease
When the nations debauched sink in night and hse cans
lfe's sad cup to the lees
81 =
Mrs Shaw may now be said to be fairly iautAa
Washington society," the New York papers have pnna
detailed description of her lingerie -
A New York couple who had been childles' t'r naz
years have just had trplets born to them Don't ea "
anybody says that thirteen is a hoodoo ~.
An has been arrested in St Louis fof snOpO
She would have been better off if she had made ne e.
of the stage her specially Now she's likely sa
UP, at the very least called down. ,.~
Nebraska woman has in turn married three s y.
her first and second husbands having died sae ~
tainly got il in for the whole family.
It is said that the woman who had her stomach i.'s
recently detests beefsteaks hasn't any stomach 0
were
New York papers say that strange, wild beast ~
killing sheep and calves. We have en- in texas ~
EN- butchers. l.
Spring, Spring I sing to YOU, Spring. ~
You're the raines and sloppiest craziest tnhs III
Now you're seamy and sultry; now freezing ~ wrsl