Copies can be obtained from:—
ALFRED JNO. ADAMS,
Plynlimmon Terrace,
Hastings,
England.
LIST OF NATIONAL CONSULS FOR THE BLIND.
- Argentino: Segismundo Taladriz, General Pinto, F.C.O.
- Australio: F-ino T. Aston, 42, Raleigh Street, Windsor, Melbourne, Victoria.
- W. L. Waterman, 26, Henley Street, Torrensville, South Australia.
- Austrio: I. Krieger, Zieglergasse, 25, Wien VII.
- Belgio: Frato Ludoviko, Institution Royale des Aveugles, Woluwe.
- Brazilo: F. A. de Almeida, Instituto Benjamin Constant, Rio de Janeiro.
- Britio: W. P. Merrick, Woodleigh, Shepperton, Msex.
- Bulgario: St. Orozoff, Pirdop.
- Ĉeĥoslovakio: Em. Macan, Praha XI., Kosire Vaclavka.
- Danio: P. Ommerbo, Frederikssundavej 128, E. Kopenhago, Bhr.
- Finnlando: Robert Bergh, Gengatan 3, Helsingfors.
- Francio: P. Gilbert, Villa Maria, Rue Merle, Cannes.
- E Barrier, Rue Nicolas-Charlet 1, Paris.
- Germanio: Ges-oj Zapater, Moltke Strasse 101, Köln.
- Hungarujo: D-ro Miklos Bano, Margit-Rakpart 42, Budapest II.
- Hispanio: J. Bellfort, Provenza 109, Pral 2, Barcelona.
- Italio: Ing. A. R. Tancredi, Regia Scuola Tecnia, San Remo (Porto-Maurizio).
- Japanio: T. Kumagae, Nihan Metodist Yanai Kickai, Yanai Cha, Yamaguchi-Ken.
- Tokuĝiro Torii, Migauĉi-Mura, Joza-gun Tango, Kioto-Fu.
- Latvio: Henriko Ĉaĉe, Flora Strato 23, Ventspils, Latvio (Vindau, Kurland).
- Meksikio: S-ro Meza, 8 de Orizaba 154, Mexico, D. F.
- Nederlando: W. J. A. P. Créman, Bosboom Toussaint Straat 6, Amsterdam.
- Norvegio: Redaktoro E. Imsdahl, V Torvgate 1, Bergen.
- Polio: W. Stachowiak, Ulica Warszawska 14, Poznan.
- Rusio: D-ro M. Nemser, Petr. Stor., Boèoj Prospekt 49, Petrograd.
- Svedio: Redaktör H. Thilander, Majorsgatan 12, Stockholm.
- Svisio: F-inoj H. Gal kaj R. Vogt, Asile Recordon, Lausanne.
- Usono: E. Middleton, Greenfield, Illinois.
Monthly Review.
“Esperanta Ligilo” is edited and published by Harald Thilander, Majorsgatan 12, Stockholm. Founded in 1904 by Professor Cart it has now a circulation of about 700 Copies each month in 32 countries, in some of which other literature for the blind hardly exists. It contains literary articles, poems, songs, amusements, maps, correspondence and reports concerning matters of interest to the blind, new apparatus, newly-printed books, etc. Blind Esperantists who so desire receive it free. It is appreciated by many institutions for the blind, eight of which from seven countries help to support it by gifts of money. Further financial assistance will be very gratefully received by the Treasurer, W. P. Merrick, Woodleigh, Shepperton, England.
All Braille Esperanto Books can be obtained from:—
- The National Institute for the Blind, Great Portland Street, London, W., and
- The National Library for the Blind, 18, Tufton Street, Westminster, W.
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