New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
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Under this heading shall answer all questions
pertaining TO the camPaigh Of EduGation Persons
fGy. the course S"O''u 'V'' '0'"'F'S cure
"p." hook IN" Relax. heavy upward r. X" and
circle. ,Whelp, heavy inward "Hhr and .'p Con- Con
Circle UNDERNEATH "p.' hook ''r." circle and dot
Hopes. upward n, p. circle. Happiness, upward
circle in ' piace of "a p nnd dot MS
cae S &m b ana 5sGs "o
the inside Of the "shun" hook The IN" hook is
S sonants: The r. and W and shun hooks and
circles and loops written on the left band side
be joined to any of the upward characters.
G. V r.. The word orders" Is written long
NJ T. Unless the context will prove sufficient
guide TO an intesen transcription you Will never
make success Of this art This question has been
Gss ara loops S1 may be T fha rrt in the
rules apply to upward consonants with certain I'M
portant exceptions noted in reply to NJ D IN to-
* g. c. r., Are" and our are represented with
represented by the downwaTd cETysd w. aor,o,
with F q M hf wGT9 e not sHT1d hook be M
hooks read after the consonant 10 which they are
Joined Circles and loops read wherever written -
eDd through with ID" IF YOU win forward your
tior with several Tribune readers who wish to
asS Of EysTyh h. d epSD on qgG
m"a sna ipSdS ws ae pasng
j. r. c.: TIE word directions is written "a
hook r." full *" "shun" hook and circle on the
II 9. J.: You may Join any two cOnsGnants Of
hook r. followed by p circle in f' place and
through win RTS,55SainiF line IN written upward w
long m and full ~" We omit ~" for the sake
q Generd hoax %oy be @Isrsy9lsa
is described full n" large, circle and upward ="
Apparen You don't ba TS e ae aSs ar !. WIZ
ten upwqrd Read over the back ,I numbers ana
W. +. K Fans" is written full a." hook IN"
r. u S: 'T'ni,cd states'' may be abbreviated.
wordssn you" and small circle on inside which
sl saY they etc KaT S i"" IS also an ' aab-
brcvlation and Is represented by the double up
bs s written SFc be On ppw' 5
the Left side of upward consonants.
Be,teT is written fu ,d e ia and nd hook or
T On W GSRs rh nG not apply
TO the curves When ~" is treated as vowel i
r and nd a. large one 4" when Joined to curved
consonants. Hooks read directly after the con-
S. H.: You seem to forget that long curved
Sde or ah5 VS by hook or circle add
'dr" or "thr." This ls an imporeant rule and you
sq ~ M fR a TnT5fvsT Circle gS'i IN place reads
''6's'' or ids" Half %,b" and circle in m place
r. r. The r. and "a" hooks never read before
the consonan TO which they are jOn scd % ro,
coas6nan mt Ac aii" rhe hook f or ~ cannot
be joined TO curves n Wrteb be rN TT!en ruiz
hook N" Half length "g' and hook "r' reads
G. G.: All standard systems of shorthand are
based on the Isaac Pitman; but this art has un<
the original Pi,man principles have become obso-
dot before a consonant reads con- com or
accom-" and a dot after "A consonant reads ing"
knife" etc. %, Is also silent in the word
knowledge" and the "g" takes the sound of and
Proper as general rule should be written
in @ %"meJ OF T TsF ana pGs
OF a sentence Indicates a period We use no other
J. NJ, +: Photograph" is written hall e." g"
hook r. and hook IT,
lent Joining certain cumbrous consonants may be
9WSs FSr In the NAV words 5a rya aTd5
materially Interfering with leGibility. Words Of
Only one ~ sounded in suppose
,a is WT,,en Src s on h2f an
W q W.: In the WORD ~exPiret ETC.,. the circle
venience. This Is always allowable
consonants reads ~. The lick rust not be joined
i. D: Opinion" is written fun p. hook IN"
IN" Its" Il written - and small circle In "f'
place. You may combine the workshops with con-
sonants For example without" is written word
sign with" and fun e."
:: 9. z; "Introducc." long m" which adds ctr"
full full "a, pn ID! small circle p r.. place. he is
s N F.; Idea" Is written wordsign "i' and fun
ID. We write the initial vowel only when # is
unusually important. The circle represents -
or - We can furnish all the back numbers OF
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