»***»** HI * * HI HI HI * •"• * HI /;. -■;. .;;. K ir JL * tt * .» Jf .-, * * » ft # * Hi/-* * * tP***X. AMERICAN ,XXX^Xj;-X^X^Xj;.Xji-""vemaat, a place in association with others. ..... .____ Just write to Direktoro de, EAHA-Eondo de LibrolegantoJ. Box 138, Benjamin Franklin. P.O. Sta., Washington, P.O. Send with your letter a list of the Esperanto books and booklets (other than mere lesson hooks) which you have read up to date — naming the number of pages in each. And don't forget to enclose SIX CEHTS in stamps. (The service is to be free, but must be self-sustaining.) If your letter shall show that you have read even 100 pages of Esperanto literature, your letter (together with your 6 / ) will bring you a card enrolling you as a "one-star member of the EAHA-Eondo de LibrolegantoJ." If you show over 500 pages, you become a 2-star member; over 1,500 pages, a 3-3tar member; over 3,000 pages, a 4-star member; over 5,000 pages, a 5-star member. It is suggested that both old-timers and ne.w recruits enroll early. For beside satis- faction to yourself, you are encouraging others in the good reading-habit. Eeport now what you have already read, (lists will be confidential.) You can work for the higher degrees later, at your convenience. Mr. Kenneth F. Sogers of Washington city has acoapted the post of Director of this service. Mrs. Fannie McDowell of Washington will serve as Assistant Director. These leaders will also mature plans gradually by which they can assist members of the "Eondo" in selecting, purchasing, or exchanging Esperanto books. (With each letter of general inquiry, please remember a 3-cent stamp. Service free but self-sustaining, is the motto.) The first 100 to enroll, no matter in what grade, will be "charter members" of the "Eondo." *###### ###############£# W#i?####1FlF1F#1F#iF## La Ly©n(Francujo) Unlversitata Esperanto-Klubo(ktua pll ol 500 merabr©j),kiu dm la lasta leraejojarcsprecipe dank' al f-lno Lldia Zamenhof kaj s-ro Levin,sukeeais varbi 130 novajn anojn...La oiutaga Lyon'a gazeto ^Lyon republioain",kiu antaŭ kelkaj monatoj publikigis Esp.-koirson,nun enhavas ciuaemaMne Esp.-rubrikon. «««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««^««^ Amerlka Esperantisto p 3 American Esperantist " PATROKOJ P. E 3. A. K. A. " car la generalaj enspezoj de SANA por In jaro fiaka 1936-37 maleuperis la necesajn elspez- ojn por normalaj servo j al la merabraro, la ferma lomsido de la Jubilee Kongreso de EAHA en ffiashing- ron'o, julion je la 3-a, zorge pritraktls la financan problemon de la venonta jaro. Kvar eblajoj estis diakutataj. AŬ (l-e) fidi sole al esperata pligrandigo de la raembraro. Sed tio estus vet- ludo kontraŭ necertajo. Aŭ (2-e) plialtigi la ĝenoralan memhrokotizon. Sed tio estas nedezir- lnda. Krome, fari tuj tion, sen antaŭanonco de. proponata tango en la Statuto, estus kontraŭkon- stitucia. AŬ (3-e) malpligrandigi la paĝhombron de Amerlka Esperantisto. Sdd la plinrulto de la kongresanoj forte opiniis tion neoportuna. AŬ (4-e) inviti iuteresitajn. membrojn (kiuj kaj povas kaj deziras) anonci sin kiel PATROHOJ DE E.A.H.A., kiuj meritos honoran lokon per volonta pago de po $10.00, anstatati la laiV regula $1.50 membrokotizo. Tin Si lasta piano estis plenkonsente adoptita, kiel la plej onortuna. Kaj dekduo da Patronoj sin anoncis tuj en la kunveno. (Unu plua sinanonco alvenis per unua respondpoSto.) Aepekton de la afero bonlTomoran, preskaŭ ŝerceman, kaŭzis la decido de kelkaj patronigantoj elekti por si, ne siajn laŭvicajn numerojn en la patronolisto, sed aliajn numerojn kiuj por jena aŭ jena kialo plaSis al ill. Tio devis preskaŭ konfuzi la Sekretarion; kaj se r.'intenca eraro estos trovita en la suba listo, bonvolu pardonii Kiuj nun farlĝbs baldaŭ la volontuloj kiuj konsentos plenigi la ankoraŭ neokupitajn lokojn.de Patronoj Hn-rpj 7, 8, 12, 15, 16" 7 Gisnuna listo de Patronoj 1. F-ino A.J.Kruka 10. S-ro S.M.Quraishi 2. Prof. P. Tomlch 11. P-ino Virgie Vail 3. D-ro Cecil Stockard 12. (?7) 4. S-ro E.G.Dodge 13. P-ino Julia M. Leach 5. D-ro A.M.Schwager 14. (avaiko nomkasanta) 6. Prof. A. I.Bogus 15. (?7) 7. (TT) 16. (7?) 8. (77) 17. S-ro Oscar Muenzer 9. S-ro 77m. B. Patzer 18. S-ro P. H. lie Mann Irome al la supraj Patronoj, ni tre danke mencias, kun honoro, la subajn gesamideanojn kiuj malavare jam dum la kongreefl kunveno ofertis donacojn po $5.00.—D-ro Lehman Wendell, S-ro Louis Sormani, P-ino Ann E. Beatty, S-rino Hedwlg ttuenzer, S-ro Harry M. Purher, S-ro H.H.Harvey, S-ino C.J.«alter. Kiu ajn plua membro deziras fariĝi Patrono de E.A.17.A., bonvolu sin anonci al la Sekre- tario, ail al la Estro de la Pinanca Komitato. Jupli multaj la tielaj subtenantoj, despli bona kaj vastskala povos esti la laboro de EAHA por "nia afero." IMPORT ART AMNOUHCEMEHT. "THE ESPFJiAHTO HOME-STulTEHT.11 We are very happy to announce that we are now prepared to furnish, in any desired number of copies, that extremely popular lesson book for beginners, "The Esperanto Home-Student," by James Robbie. This is the ninth edition, revised and enlarged, of a work which has already been sold in more than 50,000 copieB — chiefly in Great Britain, but also in America. An added satisfaction is that part of the 1937 new edition has been printed especially for American use, with all prices in American money and with notices of our E.A.N.A. on cover pages. This is a book which will fill a long felt want. There will always he a demand, of course, for a very brief beginners' outline and for keys, obtainable for a dime or for a nickel. There will also be a demand for complete grammars, necessary for scholarly advanced students. Tet between those outer limits, there has long been felt to be for us in America a sort of gap, which now is happily filled by the Home-Student. Single copies and small orders, 20^ each, postpaid. Ten or more to one address, 18^ each. Fifty or more in one sliipment, 16^ each. (Send remittance to EAHA, 1517 H-St., 11.77., Washington, P.O.) The "Esperanto Home-Studenti1 is of size 7 by 4 1/2 inches, and includes 62 pages beside the stiff green cover. Pronunciation, grammatical rules, and word formation are presented in an orderly fashion, with very simple explanations such as anyone can understand. And there are 27 Exercises, each accompanied by a Key. The book is therefore specially valuable to the prospective student who must be his own instructor. But we also may emphasize that in the opinion of many teachers, the presence of "keys" to all exercises.is very helpful even when the book is used as a textbook in classes. Por this is a feature which greatly reduces the number of elementary questions which pupils must ask of the instructor during the class hour. And so it leaves the class period more free for other matters — such as practice in elementary conversation. Early ©rders indicate what we expect-a wide demand for thla well tested little book Amerika Esperantisto Septembro 1937 American Esperantist (4) ft * * * ft ftftftftftftftftft ft -M- -M- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft- ft ft ft ft ft ft- ft 30an UNIVERSALA KONGRESO de ESPERANTO, 30an Julio-6a Aŭgusto 1938. KONGRESEJ0,UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, UNIVERSITATO de LOHDON, ENGLAND. SecretariOjC.C.Goldsmith,Reronsgate,Rickmansworth (Herts), England. Oni nun presas belajn Kongresajn. glumarkojn-prezo por kvindek,du respondkuponoj. La nombro de Kongresaj biletoj jam vendita indikas ke koncervativa antaŭ kalkulo de nombro da partoprenantoj estos almenau dumil. ESTU PRETA. ftft**«*ft**ft**ftftftftft***ftftft*ftft%*****ft.ftftftftftft PIKNIKOJ. The Esperanto Clubs of Cleveland and Akron,Ohio,heId a very enjoy- able joint picnic near Breekvilie,Sunday July 24th.They remained through the twilight-vieing with the songbirds,sending sweet strains of Esperanto songs through the depths of the forest. uTTOECO ESTAS FORTO. THE ANNUAL Picnic of the Washington Esperantists,guests of Samideano R.Heman, on his beautiful lawns-and swimming hole,at Cabin John,Md., was enjoyed by a large delegation,Sunday,August 8th. Eats,Games,Songs and Music. VIVU la HEMAN. ft » * * ft * * ft * * ft ■«• * ft ft ft ft ft * ft ft ft ft ft * ft ft ft « ft* * * * ft * * * » PENNSYLVANIANS.Fervorulo Conrad Fisher of Meadvilie,one of our most enthusias- tic workers,wishes to organize all the Pennsylvania Esperantists,and will be grateful to anyone furnisMng Mm with data relative to the old Penn'a Esperanto Association.Also,he has interested one of the "Big-time"singers -on a national network,in the singing of Esperanto songs.If you have words and music,or know of a publisher of Esperanto songs and imi3ic,write Mr Fisher. » '** ft * ft-* * * * «ft * * * * ** * * ft * * ft ft * * ft * « ft ft * * * ft ft ft * ft ESPERANTO EH LA ĥERFEĴOH ■ GU HI ESTAS______P R E T A J ? Dum la nuna tempo oni multe parolas kaj skribasj ke oni de- vua enkonduki Esperanton en la lemejojn. La ideo estas bonega, sed en la praktiko la problemo ne solviĝas tiel facile. La lernejestroj ne enkondukas nian lingvon (ekzistaa esceptoi) en la lernejojn se la general» publiko ne deziras tian enkondukon aŬ eh ne estas informita pri la afero. Antaŭ cent «jaroj oni enkondukis gimnastikadon en la german- ajn lerneiojn. Sed la gepatroj protestis, car ill ne estis informitaj pri la valoro de la nova fako. Kial la infanoj gimnastiku en la lernejo, kiam 111 povas kurl ĉirkaŭ la domoji ? Kial pagi instruistojn por tie freneza afero ? Pro tro multaj protestojj oni malpermesis la gimnastik- adon en la lemejoĵ . . . ."car ĝi estas malbona por la sano de la infanoi" Se ciuj lernejestrojj nun enkondukus Esperanton . . ."plej verŝajne denove protestus la gepatroj.(Hi supozu ke ni havus sufice da instruistoj) La gepatroj protestus kontraŭ nia lingva ide©."Kial pagi instruistojn por instruis tlan senutilan lingvon?" ili demandus. Kaj baldaŭ oni komencus malpermesi Esperanton .... car la general» publiko ne scias sufice pri Esperanto, aŭ tute ne scias pri la ekzisto de nia lingvo. Do nia cefa tasko estas eduki la ĝeneralan publikon pri Esperanto, gajni amikojn por nia afero, krei "publikan opinion" . Estas bone por la lernejaj fakuloj inter niaj samideanoj, klopodi pri la enkonduko de nia lingvo en la lernejojn. Sed samtempe ni ciuj devas helpi, per general» propaganda al la vasta tro indiferenta publiko. Bo ni ĉiam, kaj cie dlgne kaj inteligente devas varbi kaj propagandi. 9oŭ£jU^. StkwiA" ft ft -•:- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft *• ft ft ft ft ft ft ft * * ....._____-__.........„4aaril^..JLmxexantlatA................. September. 1937 American Esnerantlst._________ ( Page S ) OOMMITuvBES AMD OFFICERS OF E.A.M.A., FOR the YEAR EMDIMG JULY, 1938. The real work of EAHA as an organization — apart from the individual services of its separate members — is dependent to a great extent upon its elected officers and upon its stand- ing or annual committees. The list of the committees for the current year is printed below, with the exact mailing address of t he Chairman in each instance. You are urged to preserve this issue of Amefika Esperantisto for reference, as the full committee-list cannot be repeated in later issues. Executive Committee ? Joseph R. Scherar, President of SANA, 4474 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. E.G.Dodge, elected member of Committee (and acting as Chairman, by request of President) = 1301 Mass. Ave., II. W., Washington, D.C. Joseph Leahy, General Secretary of SANA, 1517 H-St., N.W., Washing-ton, D.C. Other elected officers j Vice-President - James P. Morton, Paterson Museum, Paterson, R.J, Treasurer - Mrs. Clara J. Walter, 1517 H-St., H.W., Washington, D.C. Assistant Secretary - Kenneth F. Rogers, Box 138, Benj. Franklin P.O.Sta., Washington, D.C. Finance. Committee • F.H.McManti, Chairman - 169 Hoosick St., Troy, 1I.Y. Gerald F. Snail, Washington, D.C. H.B.Hastings, Boston, Mass. Membership Committee ? W.G.Adams, Chairman — 219 Public Safety Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Joseph H. Murray, Detroit, Mich.Z, 8198 Chamberlain Ave., R.M.Pease, Hew York City. 463 West St., Propaganda Committee : S.a.Iby, Chairman, - 320 East 42nd St., Hew York City. Hev. Giles H. Sharpley, Wayerly, Iowa,- (third member to be announced later.) Publications Committee ? H.B.Hastings, Chairman, - Box 250, Boston, Mass. Joseph Leahy, Washington, D.C. Mrs. C.J.Walter, Washington, D.C. Examinations Committee : Prof. Edwin L. Clarke, Chairman (and sole member), - Box 14, Winter Park, Fla. Committee on Esperanto in Schools r Louis Dormont, Chairman, - 123 East 35th St., Brooklyn, 11.Y. Pfbf. Gilbert Nickel, Middletown, Del. Norman A. McQuown, Yale University. Committee on Legislation ? Joseph W. Dubin, Chairman, - 646 Westview St., Philadelphia, Pa. H.W.Hetzel, Philadelphia, pa. Mrs. Beatrice Hayes Podell, Chicago, 111. Committee on visit of Lidia Zamenhpf to America : S.C.Eby, Chairman, - 320 Fast 42nd St., New York City. Mrs. Delia C. Quinlan, Brooklyn, H.Y. 70 Columbia Heights, Miss A%Josephine Kruka, Washington, D.C. 2934 MeKinley St., N-W Young Peopjjejji Department ; Director? George A. Connor, - 30 Perry St., Hew York City. Assistant Directors? Thomas Goldman, (Harvard University,) Miss Philippa Stoneham, (Texas.) „ "2943 W.French. St.,San Antonio "FAHA-Bondo. de Librplegantoj11 ? Director: Kenneth F. Rogers, - Box 138, Benj. Franklin P.O.Sta., Washington, D.C. Assistant Director: Mrs. Fana-le McDowell, Washington, D.C. Committee on "Friends of Esperanto" : Lee D. Stern, Chairman, - 2995 Lincoln Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio. Armin Doneis, Pharr, Tex. Fred A. Haiitann, Wauwatosa, Wise. Official Statistician ? Fento Stancliff, - 1106 Big Falls Ave., Akron, Ohio. Historian and Conservator; H.W.Hetzel, 119 South 37th St., Philadelphia, Fa. Ajglstant Historian and Conservator, Miss E. J. Merriam, Boston, Mas s. if. if. if. a Amerika Esperantisto September 1937 American Ksperantist (6) ************ ******* % * * * -55- * » * * * * * * * * * * * % * * * PAINLESS SAVING. If a dollar and a half looks like to largo an outlay all at once, drop a nickel,dime,quarter-or even a penrry-into a box,drawer,etc.,a few times a week. You'll be surprised how soon-and how easily you will have enough to RENEW" or become A Member of EANA. If you have renewed,just keep thinking about the BIG, GRAND TIME to be enjoyed at the 31st KONGRESO in Cleveland next summer,and you'll not miss those few coins-or the occasional smoke you may forget. * * * * # ********** ************************ * * * 0MISSI0NS-OH MYJ Due,possibly to the excitement of the 30th Congress,with its galaxy of Youth(and a few not quite so young)heuty and intelligence,we were re- miss on three counts,of vital importance-Oh yes,all good Esperantists object to being "the forgotten man".Fervorulo Karlo Germanto,Brooklyn,N.Y.name omitted from list of Congress ticket holders.Honorary President H.W.Hetzel from the list of Warsaw Caravan,and Samideano George D,Gideon,Wilmington,Delaware,from the Honor Boll. Mi tre,tre bedaŭras.I most earnestly hope that you will,in all chari- ty,take into consideration all the circumstances-if you can think of many.ESPERO. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * »#***«* ***** ******* * * * * THE SCEPTICSAYS that Esperanto is an "artificial thing",not organically growing, therefore not ?;orth considering.But this same sceptic willingly uses an artifici- ally built motor car,instead of an organically growing horse,to travel more rap- idly and comfortably. (Oh well,he's only a sceptic.) ***** ************ ****************** * * * * * NEKROLOGIO.Kun profunda bedauro nl informigis pri la morto de Sinjorino Marie Borel,en Lyon,Prancujo,la 20an Julio.Al sia edzo,S-ro Emile Borel,kaj familio,ni prezentafrsinceran kondolencon. (Mr and Mrs Borel are the people mentioned,as the good friends of Lidia Zamenhof-front page. ***** ****** *********** * * * * *************** "THE STATE",Columbia,S„C. daily,of several dates,tells us of the many addresses being made by Mr Virgil Dibble,Secretary of the Columbia Merchants Association, before many organizations-such as Rotary,Civitan,Pilots,etc.,always with the pre- dominant subject being Esperanto. After outing the necessity for a second lang- uage,the many attempts of early producers-and failures-,the birth,object and pro- gress of Esperanto,being now the only officially (Government)recognised second or auxiliary language.After explaining the ease with which one may acquire it,holds conversations in Esperanto with son Virgil Jr,(14 year old),who began" studying Esperanto in June of this year.Resultsseveral South Carolinians who have listened- in have ordered textbooks-some have even sent'repeat'orders.Mr Dibble was an EANA Councillor "way "taaek"im the days when the country was divided into Councillor districts. Good work,brothe»s Dlbble-VTVU. #********■* ********** ******************** Samideano Harry Hawker,New York,has just returned from a visif'way down yonder" in Australia,where he met and was entertained by the local Esperantsitssof the various cities visited. *********** ****** * * * ** * ******** ********* THE UNIVERSITY OP ILLINOIS (Urbana,Ill.)Esperanto olub members were so eager to reach the ADVANCED ranks in Nia Afero,that they held classes in Esperanto all summer. They concluded the course (summer) with a"Kongresa Amuzafero"in honor of the 50th Jubilee celebration in Warsaw. Each guest took the role of a deleg- ate from a foreign land,seated in the banquet hall of the restaurant " La Verda Stelo".Everyone-guests and waiters-speaking Esperanto.A floor show,with playlet singing and music. They are working for an Esperanto Exhibit in the University Library,also for new classes to be started at an early date.Sure they'll WIN. ************* ***** *********** *********** Nia Presidanto skribis: "Kiam miAforlasls Washingtonon je la 7-7-1937 mi tuj estis en tre varmega vetero,kaj ĝi daŭris dum la tuta vojago gis la montoj de San Diego...kaj dum la tuta monato gls la 12.August© ni clam estis en tempera- ture de pli ol 100°F. Kiam ni alvenis en la proksimeeo de la Pacifika Oceano ni tuĵ estis en paradizo-temperaturo de 65-756kaj ni devis kovri nin dum la nokto" ****************** ***** ^« ****** ********** $IU LOKO DEVAS HAVI DELEGITON.Se ne estas Delegito en via Urbo,Urbeto au Vil- ago, kaj vi estas preta,kaj kapabla tiel agi,bonvole sciigu la Centran 0ficejono EVERY ESPERANTIST should read the works of Dr. Ztusenhof - STANDARD for STYLE. Descriptive booklet and price list free on request. A New Reader: "El la Nebulo" by Chr. Hougaard. 2A pages. Excellent paper and strong joover. - 15 i - prepaid lAmerioan Esperanto Institute 1111 Brooke Rd. Rookford, 111. i************** ************* ik *****#*a*** *♦*##*♦♦*»**** *#**#****e»e***e»i»«,a*#T»»*#**»*#* EVERY ESPERANTIST SHOULD BE A MEMBER of EANA and IEL-& BRING IN A FRIEND **************** * * -;:- ■::- -.:■ -;.- ;:■ -:.- -:; •:. •:;- -::■ * * -:: * * * * * -::• •::- ■ Amerika Esperantlsto Page- Last American Esperantist 'textbooks. "Practical Grammar" hy Dr.Ivy Kellerman-Beed,member of the World Language Comm- ittee.Most popular textbook on the American market-many thousands used.. .750 "Step by Step in Esperanto", splendid for the self-instructor,paper 5O0,Clo.750 "Grammar and Commentary"by Maj-Gen.Cox-a classic in the textbook field,filled with examples in every way helpful to new or old students...............$$.00 Dr Szilagyi's "A Practical Course in Esperanto"-adapted for English-speaking countries by Fred Wadham,filled with amusing pictures to help one along....500 Simon and Volper "Esperanto Course"-its different,but good-12 lessons......100 Froding'Beginner's "Easy Course in Esperanto"lQ0. American Key.............050 "THE ESPERANTO HOME-STUDENT"by James Robbie.9th edition(printed in «mly of this year).First class for either 'self' or class study.More than 50.000 sold...200 Millidge DictionaryrEsperanto-English),has no superior-not even a peer. ..#2.75 Fulcher & Long Dictionary lEnglish-EsperantoJ.Fit companion to Millidge..§2.40 "EDINBURGH POCKET DICTIONARY",288 pages,4x6.Two way-English-Esperanto and Esperanto-English.Indispensible to any Esperantist.EVENTUALLY-why not NOW.$1.00 "Plena Vortaro"-all Esperanto,Essential to every advanced Esperantist.....£3.15 "Kompleta Gramatiko kaj VOrtfarado de Esperantoi'Name tells the story......$1.70 • o.« ......................... .... ••....., Easy,and interesting:Facila Legolibro,250. "Sub la Meznokta Suno"(Wendell),25c7. Sep Rldoj (Wendell),250.Fabloj de Ezopo,250.Esperanto,its Aims and 81aims" 200 Akrobato de nia Sinjorino(Payson).......250.Rakonto kaj Aventuro (Hall)... .150 LANDO de ARGENTA AKVO, (ROE-PAYSON)......150.Mopso de la Onklo(Ghaae) ......150 Blanche,Virgulino de Lille (Payson).....150.Taso de Amservo (Taylor-Weems) 250 La KartoAMistera-Tre intriganta.........250.Juneco kaj Amo,(Payson)Bds 25,p.150 Kiel Placas Al Vi(lvy Kellerman-Reed) &90.Miserere kaj Thais "...........250 Paper 660,Im.Leather 650 350 & 500 650.Radio Manuelo.................250 Surprises at Sylvia Farm (H W Fisher)...lO0.Piramo kaj Tizbeo (W G Adams)..100 Princ'Vanco(Putman kaj Beetes).....,....250.Rozujo Ciumiljara (Wagnalls)...350 La Voje Returne (Remarque)............$2.00.Per Balono al la Poluso(Andre)$3.00 La Regno de 1'Vero (Albert M.Koliner)....20.Versajetoj,40 pages of verse....150 THE HOLY BIBLE,Cloth $1.75.Morocco, India Paper,size 5 3/8X7 3/2,$3.25........ NEW TESTAMENT,Cloth,750.Leather,$1.25.Limp cloth,250.Persian Morocco, $1.75.... HAMANN'S isPOGFJbio'LIBROJ;" *.................. Fundamento de Ispografio, 550. La baza libro,de ISPO au Internacia Steno-Pazie- tafio,kiu signifasAinternacia mallongskribo por ciuj kaj estas intencata farigi la dua skribo por ciuj,simile a Esperanto,la dua lingyo por ciuj. Guide to English Ispography(for acquiring speed),600.Slosilo de Esperanta Ispo- grafio,100. Key to English Ispography 100. Clave de Ispografia Espanola,lO0. Schlussel der deutschen Ispografie,lO0.Correspondence Course in Ispography,books Included, $2. 00......................................... ......... ....O. ...... ...... ...... S....O0. "La KONGRESA LIBR0"-0ra Jubileo de Esperanto-1937,is a souviner that every Esperantist should have-and having it you will be very proud of It.It is a master- piece of the printer's art,and the contents are worthy a place among the classics. Many are presenting this book to their City Libraries and Clubs-and nothing will be more appreciated as a gift,by the Esperantist friend.Postpaid for only 250 SUBSCRIPTIONS:"La Praktiko"all Esperanto.Instructive and amusing,per year $1.50 "Esperanto Internacia"monthly,all Esperanto,official organ of I E L ;; $1.50 "Heroldo de Esperanto"weekly, " " " ff " " " §3.85 "La Juna Vivo" monthly, " " ,Stories and lessons for children..-SO.75 "British Esperantist" monthly,English and Esperanto(established 1903) §0.75 Photographs of Dr Zamenhof,8x10,500.5x7,250J4x5 or Postcard size,lO0or 3 for 250 " " " Postage stamp type(and size),12 for 250-50 for 750. Advertising rates. Small announcements 10 per v/ord-minimum 25 words. 1x3 1/2 inch 500-3 insertions for §1.00.Full page §4.00.Send copy before 20th. • •••••••• • • • • •••• ••• ••fl>0» •• ••# • •••••• •««• We take subscriptions for any magazine published-aak for club rates. ###*#tf*#>tf*rfM,*#rf*#'jMS- -«• v %■ v * -•- -« & # %■ *- * * ." * v.* **. -« *■***■ Esperanto Association of North America.1517 H St.,n-w,Washington, D.C. • * « *• it * * * # * *' W * * •» •»!• * it * * * * * * 'A * *;• a -»• * * *• # -«- * # -0 v x -■- * EVERY ESPERANTIST SHOWED BE A MEMBER OF THE E.A.N.A,------------and DHTMG EN A NEW MEBBBS.