UNCLE SAM, THE MODERN GIANT KILLER. From the Saturday Globe (Utica). THE PRESIDENT HOME AGAIN. A PUPIL OF THE OLD SCHOOL. TEACHING THE YOUNG IDEA HOW TO SPELL. Congress has decided, with great unanimity, that it will stick to the established way of spelling the English language, and the President, except for his own personal correspondence, gracefully acquiesces. The Government Printing Office accordingly drops the 300 simplified words, although all of this season's executive documents and reports use novelties promulgated by the Carnegie board. The action of Congress is in accord with that "thru" and the other of the newspapers and periodicals of the country with hardly any exceptions. "DEE-LIGHTED." (President Roosevelt has illustrated his message to Congress. The American cartoonist welcomes him to the craft. No trouble finding something to do with ex-President Roosevelt.") From the Journal (Minneapolis). T.R. RESATE THANK YOU TRUSTEES "WAIT JUST A MOMENT, MR. PRESIDENT." SIONAL SCHOOL TEACHING THE YOUNG IDEA HOW TO SPELL. Congress has decided, with great unanimity, that it will stick to the established way of spelling the English language, and the President, except for his own personal correspondence, gracefully acquiesces. The Government Printing Office accordingly drops the 300 simplified words, although all of this season's executive documents and reports use thru" and the other novelties promulgated by the Carnegie board. The action of Congress is in accord with that of the newspapers and periodicals of the country with hardly any exceptions. 66 T.R. PANAMA "DEE-LIGHTED." (President Roosevelt has illustrated his message to do From the Journal (Minneapolis). "LEOPOLD, YOU SEE, I HAVE HAD TO STRETCH MY CONSCIENCE IN ORDER TO GET RUBBER HERE.' (Leopold has granted an American syndicate im mense concessions in the Congo.-News Item). From the International Syndicate (Baltimore). 21/104 "WAIT JUST A MOMENT, MR. PRESIDENT." From the Leader (Cleveland). |