The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-28

America. aud D few other things outside
I They got this idea FROM the fact thBi we
Z terfprc with any independent rmntrr 80
America They viewed thn question frum
Z their standpoint. From uUr point 90 virw
\ u simply Eeaus that we are hy natural goo
sition and by civilization the foremost
( cruutry iu America, and while Wc bold tui-
{ nrst rank we VIII NOT lot tho halt civilized
countries BE iutr-fprcd with hy outsiders
/ Every country ha- ihrce periods in ~ li--
tory First the rise; second the -uprem-
acy third, the downfall We Aovc passed
through ont first stage. and now, in our
hard our own torcfathors struggled lu
T cleyariug us te Che position we hold, and
/ what wise and good laws they left 10 main
n'u this rank for W., we ought io be NOR.
determined 90 see that these laws are not
broken argr being recognized for wnol%
century. When the Monroe doctrine Will
un disrergrlpd Nv the other powers. then
shall we have reached the beginning ~ Uur
downfall GOD grant that ihls may never
/ thinkers ANA most patriotic men the world
over knew. may never ucrisb' The Jnltod
States NOW is the leading nation not only
~ America. but ~ al the the world, ma
o. vill DO sfNl recognized as the lending
nation its glorious ting VIII be honored ia
rtrry land and on every sea. 80 long as the
spectcd throughout the world
THE YOUNG MAN IN BUSINESS,
alr Arthur Waugh Cooley had much ~
yulue 20 say to tho young men An extract
from, his address rs here given.
When young man Us on the verge ot
leaving school tho nrublym N choosing an
occupation presents itself for solution OF
course many have dcriipd this question long
before. while some have their positions
mapped out for them by others often
parents decide what boy Is TO become; his
education lcuIs toward the attainment and
accomplishment of their hopes without tax.
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.y j,, "' "g5.' 1 '' 1 lo',mE % s1,'t
g,d ann nr'+ y NC S'-t' ,"n{ ,vull n' more
tIadg On profession for which he Is entirely
" i, sHq f w "s'n - W~lhel'ini hud
; "htnlI"hL Z" hlm' a Young man can not non
tH''y 'Aah' success w amy nuSlhrsS unless
~ Us WtaPP,S up ~ ms ""rH anu loves IT,
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UOA l't l1' N1F4 ne must thht up lh iuG
."iiInu'I'mi W"iN 80 we nhVr gonntrri2l
I -, i ~ W I'M u'p'9r w over wv iulu
gna Win tns{ PNTFrse Ia View pi"paraiion
course was innugrated Ia onr own High
! Without any desire to dlsnarnnr thcsc
, colleges do not give boy sufhclent prepara.
= ton, lie gete from our 10 siY mouths
rephv is thaf c1"tssbf d" '' Sot tilinG ~"
q 6VT school n1tharitlns ncrnI l,isely "a,
g striking happy medium when they iu
~ S,nuI'a in inc l'-h school LntrG Srats
"a merCin arithmetic. bo6kkrcplng. stcnog
y rapHE, EgeWEltlnT alg"nro, general ~
o,r avn ,pari,c,t IoI,l,s n, othrr "inrIs NV r,,
h. study those subjects limit Keep the smoother
p, ana mgrr eigHe9, sll' gt ihg mind "a me-
. 5I" ANU
: Wdlo believe that it rs necessary 80 max,
suit'i"ni organization ior nus 'r'-wUrk
d, ilD,r SHOULD "" SOME iu't lo thr Ne4te ina
II I'd L"nuI l9u SHOULD nurNd VA H'h""l ! Hu
" I 'n. .EhIeN S.oll Mnrn "h. ias 'nmPwin,
h tG' ,W'lN n W. i'"WNI'I S'n"" a,,, "'s'
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II IN ia th" ftT,, , hov lcovos srbo,i hj.
IN ufa Inns br,n gull,d r,, ,fiirrs ho ms br"t
~ Iunurnrcd md dirrct,d. Hrst by his pnrenu
X and nftcrNurd Nv both parent4 and teachers
& rhcy hive shown hlm the proper thlug {,
X do when ANY dlfHcuity has arisen lie hu,
~ gone To- them and they hnye Hhouldcred ul
n the responsibility. lut ON The day when b.
..tlN .tI.. ltt o. Do.