An Esperantist's Holiday (H.B.M.) 97-104
Progressive Limerick (by Clarence Bicknell) 104
The Tempest, continued (translated by A. Motteau) 105
The Monkey, a Fable from Fénélon (translated by
M. Mehrmann) 106
Instinct or Intelligence (by O.W.) 106
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam (translated by Ben Elmy) 107
Sundry Items of Interest 108-9
From India. A Letter and Proverbs 110
About Sleeping Sickness (translated by P.H.) 111
The Squinter, an Anecdote (E. J. Catt) 111
Robbie's Post (translated by C. S. Bicknell) 111
Correspondence Notes 112
May Day in England (Miss Lawrence) 112
FOR FREE PARTICULARS write to
the HON. SECRETARIES of
ESPERANTO SOCIETIES at
CORBRIDGE-ON-TYNE, M. V. Lotinga, Esq.,
Trinity Terrace.
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.
LEEDS, J. E. Wyms, Esq.,
2, Marlbro' Grove.
LONDON, H. Bolingbroke Mudie,
41, Outer Temple, W.C.
NEWCASTLE, H. W. Clephan, Esq.,
3, Cotfield Terrace, Gateshead.
PLYMOUTH, J. A. Thill, Esq.,
6, Barton Crescent, Mannamead.
ST. ANDREW'S, J. T. Haxton, Esq.,
133, South Street.
TYNEMOUTH, Alan F. Davidson, Esq.,
26, Park Crescent, N. Shields.
WIMBLEDON, W. Inge, Esq.,
Spencer College, Wimbledon.
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.