Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
ENGLISH FRENCH.


 aontributor to The London Spec eeme living in France, writes some N r}tedwholly uninteresting words H ln the additions to French Eng .nnrade during the war, says the ')f tlork Times. As a matter of \. Nee cosmopolitan language, coil-
 probably of four or five hun Ies ofr, at most, not thousand lhl rihas not been deeply added to 9hne Hwar, except for the special
 n vaa needs that have required ls of Jhe old days there was a Ilassenalways answering to the 4 oppohic need of the time. The i it. iappiness of Daudet was ls." s printers called "the strug- I life" One refers to that The as sense of superiority. The ieliber French with which many
 .nass make themselves happy pnown in France. Everybody othelthe ingenious idiocy with \, said. speak of double enten-
 rt M ,,norale," too, has penetrated lsocial;ish language in an entirely
 e tot sense from what it has st, imEe.
 rad S uently, if there is any con-
 The as which there isn't, in the .rts borrowings, pathological ad- tl mltte 3 Is, interchanges of ancient or 5'o ,thaArn words between people liv-
 zed kther, one might say that " is rNas done to English or Eng
 ona e to French something like ale th,traAsformations of the An Ience." n, In The Spectator an
 ae staten who talks and reads
 ' ;f;aat;nn p.taS day long tries to show
 ,s,. cont English words have been
 We have int the French.
 Elcai ttradln.rs ago Victor Hugo's
 dpo ;s no nd bad usages of Eng American readers similar pin that time, how much < oi tne Mas'e vocabulary of sport
 ciation of caas made its way into
 t is absurso very much, perhaps. end, as the Is, mentioned in The
 Is are to .oms es "''n's ease,lsns saa: pughout For instance: "En face du R of poctuel SC trouvait "le com
 esentat;v, ssn du ring. Apres seize
 ies to ca.match SC terminal en sa there are knockout" But the
 atlVes Wholary of sports is natur- Y ~ All the old terms of ,bmitting thgolf," football" are province oirporatcd into French, .ss as actimg .h;sd led such necessary sical to the letic games as "goal' 2 or nation. tfourse," "water polo," Fo particular i'blackboule (black- allst ?nn party nur snt;r IS s" "tub." ticket" :mbly is unseatelet'). Terms like :ical opinions. .ferences to "side- Motive Dgrin," might natu' Has the demoo.
 s1itted it's platfoa wards have been party for apI :.. rx.,,, arrogant parierybody m Frahce the socialionounces those admir- Is with theil.he English nurses" ;ea seats te'ial'ii in tI permitted to admire :e ever been xcellent young gentle. jult upon thescouts." Many good .representati.Hlentous ideals, have se statement o.ed by the inter socialist asserational languages, SC ssion between ,gs can be said to committee inv~s over in France B activities and a ch last June ofwonderful work lr et bureau, IS "a.strating what the has no foundati. soma ,ood com. 5ald E. Stevenson ', .r Tor the committeoros or all eh1 :y. cannot be denied sputy Attorney, ie ancients on tho declared it "abs .u, .ououhor tb, } formal reply bsiii fe'"o'"D'' ", | sing considered, inot new, as The sclaring that no ( would intimate sof the soclallse $, when you sail stion of federal orretez vous" but abatement challenglearns something Ito produce the q collection ot :e of such action" co,f links on, s1 the face of their ,u ;, les, five assert tha uhe paiie' sst motives of our ol--
 rent to all decent, t,.yNERSHIP. fair-minded citizens
 can be disfranchis then peaceful and raates senator of the great quesd on occasions