CONTENTS.
| Page | |
|---|---|
| [La Marseillaise] (translated by Ben Elmy) | 145 |
| [The Merchant and the Robbers] (O.W., France) | 146–148 |
| [The Mysterious Wedding] (translated by Elise Bauer) | 148–150 |
| [A First Lesson in Esperanto] (Compiled by Rev. R. A. Davis) | 151–4 |
| [Our Progress] | 155 |
| [Some Adventures of Bagh, the Tiger] (Alfred T. Simper) | 156 |
| [An Unsentimental Love-Song to a Wife] (Clarence Bicknell) | 157 |
| [To a Wee Girlie] (Edward Metcalfe, M.A., Oxon) | 157 |
| [Lu, Dear Lu!] (Coon Song, translated by C. W. T. Reeve) | 157 |
| [Items of Interest] | 158 |
| [The Simple-Minded One] (E.W.) | 159 |
| [Correspondence Page] | 160 |
For Local Information apply to the Hon. Secs. of the following Official Societies:—
- BATTERSEA—Sro. A. T. Lee,
2, Cupar Road, Battersea. - BRIGHTON—Miss Oxenford,
16, Upper Westbourne Villas, Hove. - BRIXTON—Sro. E. W. Eagle,
22, Kellett Road, Brixton. - CORBRIDGE-ON-TYNE—Sro. Lotinga,
Trinity Terrace. - DOVER—Sro. H. R. Geddes,
Northumberland House, Dover. - EDINBURGH—Miss Tweedie, M.A.,
2, Spence Street. - FOREST GATE—Sro. E. J. R. Beal,
74, Claremont Road. E. - GLASGOW—Sro. J. H. Wallace,
3, Hampden Terrace, Mount Florida. - HUDDERSFIELD—Sro. G. H. Taylor,
13, Birkly Hall Road. - ILFORD—Sro. W. A. Jeffery,
42, Park Road, Ilford, E. - KEIGHLEY—Sro. J. Ellis,
Compton Buildings, Bow Street, Keighley. - LEEDS—Sro. J. E. Wyms,
2, Marlboro’ Grove, Leeds. - LIVERPOOL—Sro. R. E. Issott,
5, Gresham Street, Edge Lane. - NEWCASTLE—Sro. H. W. Clephan,
3, Cotfield Terrace, Gateshead. - NOTTINGHAM—Sro. F. G. Rowe,
51, Portland Road. - PORTSMOUTH—Dr. Greenwood,
182, Queen’s Road. - PLYMOUTH—Sro. Thill,
6, Barton Crescent, Mannamead. - ST. ANDREWS—Sro. J. T. Haxton,
133, South Street, St. Andrews. - TYNEMOUTH—Sro. Alan F. Davidson,
26, Park Crescent, N. Shields.
N.B.—It is earnestly hoped that gentlemen who are willing to form local groups will communicate with the Hon. Sec., Esperanto Club, who will do all in his power to assist them in the work.
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