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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 22, 1309
St. Louis denied that the devil needs
close watching in this world, the Su­
preme Court of Iowa decided that a
man has a right to use profane language
over a telephone wire. There are a
number of summer resorts in Iowa, and
we have high ecclesiastical authoritv for
saving that the devil ia always to he
found working around summer resorts
in summer.
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All Resolutions of Condolence and
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Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
The ca»e of Harry Thaw is to lie
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
referred to three expert alienists who
Notices, Lost, .Strayed or Stolen, •lc.,
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedir g five are to pts» upon the question of his
sanity. The prosjiCJt of an early agree
lines.
merit among a» manv as two mental
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experts as to anybody’« sanity is never
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good, unieas both ara retained by the
Harry Tnaw lias had
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1.5< same person.
Six months ...
7f experience enough to know tins, and
fi<> no doubt he does.
Three months
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In the political almanac which Col
Bryan it said to he getting nut. Gov.
Johnson will probable be put down as
one of the yentt-rdavs.
til
Good cr'-p« ami good times r I wnin i un
together under R-ptihlicau administra-
lions There have been exceptions !<•
the rule of good crops good times
«st
Young Mr. Thaw is having a hard
time in try ing tn get rid of his dementia
Americana. He wiggled out of the
brairstorm attack, but the other bothers
him.
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In contradiction to the policy o' not
counting your chickens until they are
hatched the farmers in Kansas and
Ok ahema are setting their wheat before
it is harvested.
The topical songs sung at a recent din-
ntr in honor of Mr. Roosevelt in Nairobi
prove again that the old man of the
English speaking house who says he
knows how to sj»eak English, also knows
how not to know how, whenever it
suits his purpose to speak English in
ways that will put the right English
words m I he best |u-<ition and relations
toward <»ne hi other iur biinging out the
sense—or the nonsense. They sang to
Mr. Roost veil of his primes-, as a hunt
er, Hurt hr.iing that the thing could not
be done in classical English they cut
boldly loose from effort in that direction.
The result is a literary stvle admirably
adapted to the subject they had in hand.
It would not be easy to do anything
anywhere any better than this :
The colonel plugged him with a laugh,
While Kermit took his photograph.
Saul he, “Those Wall street bojs would
cry.
If they knew how near I’d been to die.
Oh, this country’s bull, bull, bully ;
I’ve enjoyed it lull, full, fully,
For it euchres the best they can show in
the West
That’s so wild and wool, wool, woolly.”
The supreme test to determine wheth­
er Secretary Dickinson is "straight" or
“rectified'' will come in the War Depart
B • 9
inent’s attitude toward the water need-
The tariff bill has gone to the confer­
ed to make the 14 foot channel from ence committee, and now the country
lakes to gulf.
believes that the end is in sight. The fact
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however, that ten Republicans voted
A 8.000,000 feet a-day gas well ha«
against the bill in its final passage in the
la-en struck in that part of Illinois
Senate should prepare us for a long
which once illuminated the world by
contest in the conference.
Such persis­
s 'tiding Populists to the State Legis­
tence and such power a9 the Republican
lature. The signs were not misleading
opponents of this measure have shown
to til" prospectors.
is unexampled in Republican tariff mak­
a a a
ing. 'These ten Republican senators, led
Them inner in which the Spaniard»
are getting ready to fall foul of the Moors by Beveridge, Cummins and La Fol'ett,
favored the House bill, as distinguished
in Morocco leaves little room to doubt
that Santiago, San Juan, El Uaney mid from that which was shaped in their
chamber. Thev would, indeed have gone
Cavite are all to be avenged at last in
a little farther in the wav of reducing
one red battle day.
duties from the Dingley level than the
As an ouigrowth of the tariff question majority of the republicans in the House
one of the great issues of the next few felt willing to go, but perhaps not any
years will he the proposed income tax. farther than the House would have gone
The debating clubs throughout the later on. if it had b**en free to frame the
country are urged to get busy, so that hill over again. Fro m the praise which
the House has received from the Repub­
no mistakes shall be made.
lican press of the country in the past
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Dr. Osler reached his 60th birthday few weeks that chamber must be ex­
the other day, but uo smell of chloro ceedingly gratified at the record which it
form has as vet been detected issuing has made. That feeling will be strength­
over the transom of Ins bednaim door, ened by the fight which a powerful
and it would lie a great loss to the world element of the Republicans in the Senate
of thought and action if one should be.
made lor the House scale of duties.
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The Standard Od Corporation has cut
off the pension of $5o a month it bad
long |>anl toon« of its old retainers living
in Ardmore, Ok
A part of the sun.
shine is now withdrawn from Ardmore
and con th lc nee is nut as prevalent there
as it was
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Three ‘housand marriages in Chicago
are now threatened with annulment lie­
cause of h detective or illegal ceremony.
The action of the divorce courts in Lhi-
cagu hna h I whvs been rapid, but, it
a.vm.4 pont-ible to find yet taster ways
tor getting out of bad scrapes.
One of the good points in the tariff
bill which passed the Senate is the sec­
tion which provides for the selection o*
a board of tariff experts, to report oc
casionally to Congress, and to advise
Congress and the President in matters
pertaining to the administration of the
tariff act. Thia provision was incorpor­
ated in the bill at the suggestion of Mr.
Aldrich. It was not in the House draft
of the bill. But as the republican press
of the country has given the proposition
strong support, it will probably lie ac­
cepted l»y the House conferees Several
years have passed since the National
It turns out nt the dose of the gov­ Association of Manufacturers began urg
ernment'» fiscal year, that the govern­ ing the selection of a permanent, non-
ment is 825,000,000 richer than it partisan board of broadminded business
thought it was because it owes that men to make inquiries into wages and
much less than it was feared that it prices of materials at home and abroad,
would. To a perfectly solveut govern­ and make reports to Congress from time
ment or individual subtraction iu debt is to time on which that body could base
such changes in the schedules as would
addition in wealth.
be necessary.
The leading republican
• a a
Il is the trypaiKMum and not the newspai»ers of the country gave the idea
tsetse tly which threatens the life of their support from the beginning. The
Mr. R<x>eevelt in Africa. The ustue necessity for such a board of capable,
is larger and mure sonorous, and w hat unbiased men to make such an investi­
is la-tter, is more convenient to spell. gation was s<> apparent that it won the
And If we are to lose Teddy at all, we favor of many persons in Congress im­
would prefer the tiypanoeum to the mediately. Bills providing for a com
tsetse, on all accounts
mission were introduced in the Congress
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which expired last March by Senators
An Englishman may now marry Ins Beveridge. LaFollette and others. Thev
dee« used wlie's sister without violation gave their hearty support to the Aldrich
of the law, but the es'ablished church proposition, although they believed,
has just declared such inair leges im­ and still believe, that it does not HO far
moral. England,'it appears, has not (enough to meet the necessities of the
yet associated enough with American situation.
c inching patties to learn that whatever
is not illegal cau not be immoral
Proper Treatment for Dysen­
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Canada Ims asked Great Britain to
allow her the prtve'ege of garrisoning
the British torts in the West Indies. It
was Canada which rushed gratuitously
and enthusiastically to the front against
the tieleagured Boers.
The red hot
loyalty of Canada seems to be the only
thing its climate can not Irceze out.
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El-Millionaire Snell, lata of Clinton.
Ill, once said, "A mau should get all
he can and keep all he gels,'' but the
next week he sent the price of a seal­
skin aacipie to a woman who called
him ' darling '
These two facta, taken
in connection, ought to be «nough to
break hla will on the ground of un­
sound mind.
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The same day that Rev. Mr. String of
The New International Languge
Esperanto.
TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK
rillamook
Lumber Manufacturing Compì.
HEADLIGHT.
Have you h«arif of Soperanto ’ Some
answers •• No.” others have heard of it,
but know not what it means.
Others have read a little about it.
while ethers say iliey have often read
article» about it.
Esperanto is the international auxili­
ary languge created by Dr L. L.
Zamenhof a doctor of medicine, rend­
ing at Waraaw, Pi,land
Not many
years ago many people thought that
Esperanto was a patent medicine, or
new kind of soap, or inoat anything but
a language. It is not tile aim of Esper­
anto to displace any language, but to be
a second language fur the world, and its
merits are now recognized by many
eminent men of all nationalities.
Esperanto is the easiest of all langu-
However, do not ite
ages to learn,
deceived by the idea advanced by some
that it can be learned in a few weeks
time. But compared to learning English,
German, French or any of the standard
languages, it is like child’s play : All
nouns end in o, all ajectives in a, all
mfimtive verb ill i. present tense verbs
in as, past m is. fuiuie tense in ou, im­
perative Uh de ends in u, con litioml
mo'le in us.
The Esperanto dictionary is tonal ,
because it is not necessary to have all of
the words in it. for thia reason, There
are about fifty prefixes and suffix«»
which one must learn and by means of
these you can build up hundred» and
hundreds of words not found m the
Esperanto vocabulary. Now some one
may ask. how can I know 1 have built
the worJs right when they are not in
the vocabulary ? In thia way; for in­
stance. one of the prefixes is mal, which
denotes the direct opposite of any idea.
If we know the word "good,” which is
bona, we can immediately form the
word for bad mal bona and hence the
necessity of a special word for bad is i
obviated. In like manner alta ‘high,”
tall,” mal-alta, “low,” " short;" estmn
” to respect,” malestimi "Io d-spise,"
etc. So if one Ims learned this single
prefix, mal he is relieved of learning a
long string of words such as "hard”
(asaumii.g that he knows "soft”) ••cold,’’
"old," "dirty.” "distant." "darkness,"
" shame." “ to hate,” etc. To love is
ami; now you know that to hate i>-
malami. Tlie suffix in (pronounced
een), marks the feminine gender, and
thus if we know the word “brother,"
frato we can also say “sister,” fratino.
Always sound " a” as in father, "i”
as ee in seeu. e as " e” in they o .ia "o"
in so; always accent the penuliimnte
(the last syllable by one). Every letter
must be sounded (there are no silent
letters) and each letter lias always the
same sound.
When you have studied Esperanto an
hour or two each day for a few months
you can correspond by letter or post
card with people nearly all over the
world who do not know the language
winch you alreaoy speak, It is interest-
ing to receive cards from Russia, Ger-
many, France, Holland, and in fact
nearly every country in the world and
reud them in this wonderful language.
I received one a few days ago from
Rotterdam, Holland, and the writer
wished me to rejoice with him about the
new born princess. The lastca<d I re­
ceived was from Montevideo, Uraguay.
There is held annually an International
Esperanto Congress. Last year it was
held in Germany ; this rear it is to tie in
I
Spain, and most likely next year in the
United States. There is to be some
kind of an Esperanto convention next
month in Chataqna, N Y. Courses ill
Esperanto can be taken by mail, or you
can buy the text Imok and dietiopnrv
ami learn it without a teacher One
must have aome knowledge«! of English
grammar, but you can study that, if
needful along with the Esperanto.
"En la mondon veni» nova sento,
Tra la mondo iras furta roko.”
The English translation of the sbove is
Into the world has come a new sense
Through the world goes a stiong call.
Yours truly,
F. L B vk L l .
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j redeemed.
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The bible does not track
are at peace with the Spirit. The re
morse of conscience is the condemning tion was conditioned for ll*
of the Spirit.
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