The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

this day benrs the name Of that sr<a. ana
noted general And as have Just stiii
shouldnt be called great, Tor 10 was not
expecting to discover II when he did; ~
was Just an accident lie was looking FOR
he Ens, indies Indeed, It was great
uisco~ery but he wasn't expecting to dts
cover H. while on the other hand we de-
know that Washington was trying TO cap
tute the Hesslan soldiers aud tcrnvnlns
lutlait So how san youTsny columbus i
grestsr than Wash.ngtnnl The uops 'nat
VIII VOC for Columbus in preferences 20
Washington Just simply haven't studied the
subject enough, or hey would immediateiy
ceapse their minds, Now. come along ali
VI yon and cast yopr vote Tor tnAt brave |
aud great man, George Mashingtont give !
serves Y. Arthur weathsrsby, woodpine, |
aud William Naught. come again. Your
letters brighten our page. ] guess u is
useless to invite Arthur Dawson back
again. MS he has deserted Ms forever, II
seems,
Mrs Foster the description OF your trip
was lovely, Tell us some more. for we en-
ioy reading It 80 much.
! Wen. viii close With few more part
Ing words for Washington,
+ Come al ron Hsrs fer washington
And JOIN Ms in he gise,
Co.umhas vac brave man
II Hut NOT ms brave as ne
/ W no Nnsn nttlN nor stocu
! Right hv his fathers knee and says,
! cen not tell q lie
1t was who cut that tree"
uaps. don't vote for Columbus. but
cast your votes for the one that was ne
/ bic, brave and Kind indeed, our great
George WASHINGTON, Annie T. eurras
Macuuc. Texas Dear Hnppyhanm rs
As YOU all seem to hc having such nice
4tn,o ,bnurb. 7 would xso,, N, Gar 4 min
ute. II no one he. ony objection Now FOR
the contest. cast my vote for Columbus
and I don't think william Is going TO dis
agree with mo IL is true Washington vas
great man, Int don't think he was as
great as Columbus, for he did not have 20
battle with the hardShipS OF poverty ls oil
umhus did Just think what nard tlme
he had 10 convince tho people that his
plans wcrc rcaSoi able. and arterwnra 80
obtain shlrs aud men Tor the voyage. II
was believed that IN some places the sea
was nollmg hot and that the terrible
monster might NJ any moment tesroy
their shin what brave man Columbus
must have been 10 start on on so long o
voyage under surh hcli,f u danger Fe
sides ibis they knew there were often Ter
rih'o storms ut sea that were VERY dNn
gerous TO ships It Il true washington
knew II his rlan failed ne would he ~,
ccutcd hut Il seems TO m" he had better
reason to believe he plaS you'd Iiuc, ed
YOU VIII nsree with me- Wen. Hans, what
do ycu do these leug ~, days 90 ~
school Go 10 school, hcp-d 90 Nc
Western Hap say. Now ! Know It s.ems
very strange to some NJ yol 90 p@G OF
golng TO school In summer. bat when
ten you how 1t Ia YOU viii NOT wondrj. IN
tho spring We work tn tho rrid- nn NJ
the Summtr We generally have anoli Three
months school In tho fall We work IN the
ncld that Is. We gather the crops ron and
cottonl and In the winter ne GO 10 scno,
again So YOU ser our time Is c1na y ~
yldei. one half for school and o'e.nHlt fo'
work naps how many ~ VOL hnvo ''
can fruity I do Tor one AMI Ike /, VelN
much viii some one please SEM nc th'
words to the following songs, Tine t'al
weston storm My swcctheart Wen
Tnrni''y I viii send any Of thN following il
return The Rostou PWg,,ar' , "ihc p y. va
the News to Mother" In the Sha Ia "
the Pines The Cowboys Dream,
can Not RE Your Sweeth art "Shr wa
Bred In old Kentucky, sweet Birds an'
Meet Me by the Moonlirh' Alou ~
see william Is gcttins restless | gun's
had better ring off So goo mo,nng q
all. Emma 'ne P~'