New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-15
COUPON NO. 10.

Under this heading shall answer all questions
pertaining to the Campaign Of Education. Persons
pursuing the course should read Pointers care
fully.
The following is the analysis OF Coupon No. l5
Terms brooms blooms, dreams. crimes, faces.
saves, seems smokes. pilgrims, German
n G. H.: D. and hook 'V reads dive
Hooks are read directly after the consonan- to
which Joined. Void Is written with a half W
Any consonsnt may be shortened TO add IT or
ID" The hook f. ''V cannot be joined 10
curved consonants but you may join all otner
hooks loops and circles to curves.
Ia j.: We can furnish all the back numbers at
cents per copy. Remit to the publisher OF The
Tribune
D. W. D.: The "R" and IL" hooks cannot be
Joined to the upward consonants.
possible. Received" is written upward n. circle le
and half length ~" Excuse Is written ne IN
The letter "X''is really two consonants and is al
ways represented BY * and small circle
A H.. The large circle reads yes" , ses ana
hook r. and upward T." full ~" half "gi
hook L an, and srss Eed hook circle and full
"a Your letter is Just as readable as print. The
ordinary period would conflict with the dot ing
This cross (x) will denote period In snorthahn'
consouants Loops may be written In the nrst or
last place Of consonants The hrst place Oh COT.
sonant is where It begins; the last place "nere II
stops
r 7. Con" COM" and accom- are repre-,
.ented by a dot before consonant 70 succeed
YOU must read the articles carefully ana loIow 'ie
instructions to the letter. Connne your prAo0e "
the words that appear In the coupons
J. A. NJ: Any word thai tho outline IN 'he couPon
spells is. OF course. correct -
NJ g. Words beginning with IN" IF" 'V
or 81" you must use he regular curved consonan',
In describing a half-length curved consonaht tne
chararter must retain the same shape as the tuii
length stroke.
IF NJ. The hooks are read directly after the
consonant to which they are joined circles ana
looms are read wherever written. Omit Vowels ana
siant letters A living language has TWO DIVISIONS
snoLen and written; a dead language has the writ
~ tivsion only and a dialect has but the spoken
division .,
T. ~. Two characters are given for certain
consonants thus providing the writer with cnolce
Of outline The word room Tor instance, ~o GUY
"a hast written with the downward or curved X
a ma f,,Il "Af The word rope would De Dest ue,
scrihed with the upward r. and fun r. All
,hasa i,,,e annarent difficulties will be adjusted oy
49, ~, disnIace sR" or IN" straight CON
eorants The circle IS" does not include X OF
~" on curved consonants
NJ J.: 9TH" in thought has the soft sound ana
..th'' in that" has the hard or heavy souhu, >,
large hook In the first place or curved consonai.
rsads ~" and A large hook In the last place OF
curve reads 'Shun." The shun NOOK may ~
~ read ''vnd" Hooks read directly aiter tne
consonants TO which they are joined strive TOT a.
curacy OF outline rather than speed AT the present
time ,u,s..
f. T. B.: All the upward cnaraStens, arc ..TS.. snd
.ho,t AZ deeraes from a perpendicular Cd Ano
'r' are written downward and are ABOUT a uee's7
from perpendicular