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ROOSEVELTIAN SPELLING
The President Orders Phonetic Spel
ling to be Used in Executive Cor-
: respondence and Documents
An Oyster Bay, N. Y., dispatch
says: President Roosevelt has in
dorsed the Carnegie spelling reform
I movement. He issued orders to Pub
lic Printer Stillings that hereafter all
messages from the president and all
other documents emanating from the
White House shall be printed in ac
cordance with the recommendation of
the spelling reform committee headed
by Brander Matthews, professor of
English at Columbia university,
This committee has published a list
of 300 words which have been re-
reformed. This list contains such
words as "thru" and "tho" as the spel
ling for "through" and "thoueh."
The president's oflicial sanction of
this reform movement is regarded as
the most effective and speediest
method of inaugurating the new sys
tem of spelling throughout the coun
try,
Not only will the printed documents
emanating from the president utilize
the reform spelling but his corresDon
dence also will be spelled in the new
style.
Secretary Loeb has sent for the list
or 00 Jwords which have been re
formed, and upon its arrival immedi
ately will order all correspondence of
the president and of the executive
force of the White House spelled in
accordance therewith. As the spelling
reform committee shall adoDt new re
forms they will be added to the presi
dent's list and also to that of the pub
lic printer.
While the order to the printer to
day does not contemplate an immedi
I ate reform in the spelling of official
documents from the executive depart
ments in Washington, it is regarded
as more than likely the respective
heads of the department will fall
in line with the president's ideas and
have their oflicial documents printed
in the new spelling.
On June 18 last the simplified spel
ling board made public a list of 300
simplified spellings which has been
decided upon by the board. The list
is as follows
A Abridgment, accouter, accurst,
acknowledgment, addrest, adz, aflixt,
altho, -anapest, anemia, anesthesia,
anesthetic, antipyrin, antitoxin, apo-
them, apprize, arbor, archeology,
ardor, armor, artizan. assize, ax
B Bans, bark, behavior, blest,
Dlusht, brazen, brazier, bun. bur.
C Caliber, caliper, candor, carest.
catalog, catechize, center, chapt, check,
checker, chimera, civilize, clamor,
clangor, clapt, claspt, dipt, clue, coe
val, color, colter, commixt, comprest,
comprize, confest, controller, couquet,
criticize, cropt, crost, crusht, cue,
curst, cutlas. cyclopedia
D Dactyl, dasht. decaloe. defense.
demagog, demeanor, deposit, deprest,
develop, dieresis, dike. dipt, discust.
dispatch, distil, distrest, dolor, domi-
cil, draft, dram, drest, dript, droopt,
dropt, dulness.
E Ecumenical, edile. egis..enamor.
encyclopedia, endeavor, envelop, eolian
eon, eponym. epaulet, era. esonhae-nq
esthetic, esthetics, estivate, ether, eti
ology, exorcize, exprest.
F Fagot, fantasm, fantasy, fantom,
favor, favorite, fervor, fizer, fixt, flavor,
fulfil, fulness.
G Cage, gazel, gelatin, gild, gipsy,
gioze, glycerin, good-by, gram, gript.
H Harbor, harken. heapt. hematin.
hiccup, hock, homeopathy, homonym,
nonor, numor, hnsht, hypotenus.
I Idolize, imprest, instil.
J Jail, judgment.
K Kist (not kissed).
L Labor, lacrimal, lapt, lasht,
leapt, legalize, license, licorice, liter,
lodgment, lookt, luster.
M Mama, maneuver, materialize,
o - , AAJ VtVlt lUUli 1UUL
missed) miter, mixt, mold, molder,
molding, moldy, molt, mullen
N Naturalize, neighbor, niter, nipt
u ucher, odor, offensive, omelet.
opprest, orthopedic.
P Paleography, paleolithic, naleon
tology, paleozoic, paraffin, parlor, part
izan, past (not passed) patronize, ped
agug, pedobaptist. phenix. phenome
non, pigmy, plow, polyp, possest. urac
use, prefixt, prenomen, prest, pre
tense, preterit, pretermit, primeval,
prorest, program, prolog, propt, pur.
y Quartet, questor, quintet
R Rancor, rapt. raze, recognize, re
connoiter, rigor, rime. ript. rumor.
b baber. saltpeter, savior, savor.
scepter, septet, sepulcher. sextet, sil
van, simitar, sipt, skilful, sithe. skipt.
slipt, smolder, snapt somber, specter,
splendor, stedfast, stept, stopt, strest,
stript, subpena, succor, suflixt, sulfate,
suirur, sumac, supprest, surprize, syn
onym,
T Tabor, tapt, teazel, tenor, thea
ter, tho, thoro, thorofare. thorolv.
thru thruout, tipt, topt, tost, trans-
grest, trapt, tript, tumor.
V Valor, vapor, vext. vigor, vizor
W Wagon, washt, whipt. whisky.
wilful, wiukt, wisht, wo, woful, woolen.
wrapt,
The list contains 300 common words
that may be spelled more than one
way. The simplified spelling board
urges that all who write the English
language should in all cases adopt the
simplest possible form. In some in
stances these simplified orthographies
are already in common use; in others
tney still appear unusual and unfa
miliar. Among those who favor the
reform spelling is Andrew Carnegie
Views of Chicago Educators
Chicago educators are still divided
over spelling reform, despite Presi
dent Roosevelt's indorsement of the
new orthography.
"I am against it," said Superintend
ent of Schools Cooley. "Whenever I
see one of those confounded words on
a page it haunts me for four or five
lines ahead and as many after. It
gives me a pain. Why, the whole
idea reminds me of the old fellow who
17tvvi v,ii0j vwi -v Jk,yiJi jyt ialc yoJ,
,000 for the improvement of the ali
mentary canal.
"It will take about as long to re
form spelling at is would to reform
the alimentary canal. I know vou
can prove mathematically that by cut
ting out a few letters you can save
nineteen seconds in every eieht lines.
out I guess I'm a little old fashioned
in my spelling ideas."
I approve heartily of the move to
wards phonetic spelling," said Acting
President Harry Pratt Judson of the
University of Chicago. "I feel, how
ever, tnat the move towards the
change should be slow. In starting,
as President Roosevelt has done. T
believe much may be accomplished.
It is my personal opinion that treat
benefits will come from riddine our
words of the many useless letters.
bays He Overrates His Powers
A dispatch from London savs: The
btandard. in an editorial on President
Roosevelt's phonetic spelling savs:
President Roosevelt overrates his
powers. He may act as peacemaker
between Russia and Japan, mav flnnt
tho United States senate, stamp on
tne trusts, may sit down at table with
a colored citizen, mav cet a third
term after having sworn he would
not be a candidate all these and
many other wonderful thinsrs he msv
accomplish, but he cannot refornf the
spelling of the English language."
Too Much
"See where that New York fellow
made a profit on an investment of 2
cents in a postage stamp? He'll make
a great financier."
"Not much he won't. Modern finan
iers don't invest that much money
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