CONTENTS.
| Page | |
|---|---|
| [Editor’s Notes] | 17-18 |
| [What Max Müller Said] (Felix Moscheles) | 19 |
| [The Beggar Maid] (C. Bicknell) | 20 |
| "[The Tempest]," continued from page 5 (translated by A. Motteau) | 21 |
| [An Autumn Daisy] (Ben Elmy) | 22 |
| [The Biter Bitten] (Paul Mathews) | 22 |
| [The Three Friends] (Elise Bauer) | 23 |
| [The Sound of a Voice] (J. Ellis) | 24 |
| [Phonetic Longhand Esperanto] | 25 |
| [Comrades in Other Lands] | 26 |
| [Two Fables] | 27 |
| [The Angel and The Child] (A. Motteau) | 27 |
| [Correspondence Notes] | 28 |
| [Various Items of Interest] | 29 |
| [Specimens of the New Dictionaries] | 30 |
| [Synopsis of Grammar] | 31-32 |
The HON. SECRETARIES of ESPERANTO SOCIETIES are
- BOURNEMOUTH, I. F. H. Woodward, Esq.,
Norwood, St. Swithin’s Road. - DUBLIN, C. Fournier, Esq.,
Celtic Association, St. Stephen’s Green. - EDINBURGH, Miss Tweedie, M.A.,
2, Spence Street. - GLASGOW, J. Hunter, Esq.,
138, Darnley Street, Pollokshields. - HUDDERSFIELD, G. H. Taylor, Esq.,
13, Birkly Hall Road. - KEIGHLEY, J. Ellis, Esq.,
Compton Buildings, Bow Street. - LONDON, H. Bolingbroke Mudie,
41, Outer Temple, W.C. - MANCHESTER, Dr. A. von Mayer,
Central Hall. - NEWCASTLE, H. W. Clephan, Esq.,
3, Cotfield Terrace, Gateshead. - PLYMOUTH, J. A. Thill, Esq.,
6, Barton Crescent, Mannamead. - PORTSMOUTH, Dr. Greenwood,
21, St. George’s Square. - SURBITON, P. Howard, Esq.,
The Bungalow, Crane’s Park.
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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