The importance of the rotation of crops The race problem as it affects my community The class problem as it affects my community The school-house as a social center How to Americanize the alien elements in our population To what extent, if at all, should foreign-born citizens of our country be encouraged to preserve their native traditions and culture?

I suppose I shall ruin myself by saying that such a voice could not have come from any Americanized human being.

All these people coming here and getting Americanized and assimilated and all that?" "I'd think America was the melting pot if I could see more signs of the melting," Conover answered.

" "Americanized, you mean?" and Conover laughed a little at the irony of it.

We must evangelize on both sides of the river, but only on this side can we even attempt to Americanize.

You may perhaps Americanize, but, depend upon it, by methods of this description you will never Anglicize the French inhabitants of the province.

V. coin words, coin a term; backform; Americanize, Anglicize.

But Mr. Alcando, to Americanize his name, did not faint.

Although they were of African descent, they were Americans whose thoughts were too much Americanized to be wholly free from imbibing the social atmosphere with which they were in constant contact in their sphere of enjoyments.

Her foster-parents, who were German-born, and had never become thoroughly Americanized, saw no objection.

One use of travel is, to recommend the books and works of home; (we go to Europe to be Americanized;) and another, to find men.

A Humboldt must remain unknown here, unless he chooses to Americanize himself in every respect; and could he do this without ceasing to be Humboldt the cosmopolitan genius?

And, that we may have a uniform rule to go by, I would not stop here, but would write Americanize and Americanized with a capital also; for it appears that custom is in favour of thus distinguishing nearly all verbs and participles of this kind, so long as they retain an obvious reference to their particular origin.

And, that we may have a uniform rule to go by, I would not stop here, but would write Americanize and Americanized with a capital also; for it appears that custom is in favour of thus distinguishing nearly all verbs and participles of this kind, so long as they retain an obvious reference to their particular origin.

Probably the feature in the scheme of the St. Lawrence State Hospital of the greatest popular and professional interest is Dr. Wise's plan to have there an Americanized and improved Gheel.

He had not come to Americanize but to Christianize the Chinese.

Americanized ed.

The Movement to Americanize the immigrant.

The Movement to Americanize the immigrant.

The bold, self-reliant, and energetic spirits among them, who were able to become Americanized, and to adapt themselves to the new conditions, undoubtedly profited immensely by the change.

Was it possible to Americanize these people?

Joseph Chamberlain, Shall We Americanize Our Institutions?

"Well, with increased strength and vigor, we shall begin by imperceptible degrees, to modify and change the whole, and the whole will ultimately become Americanized, till the English of this continent, partaking of its color and character, imparts its tone and flavor finally to the whole everywhere.

" "It is our name Americanized; we have made Americans of ourselves, and the Bianchi have become the Blanchards.

The shops of Honolulu are Americanized.