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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Donations for the German friends sent sometime ago through Mr. Roy Wilhelm, have been acknowledged in a letter from Consul Schwartz, as follows:
"Many thanks for your kind letter.......I hope that you are in receipt of my letter in which I expressed my best thanks for the first donation of $70.00. Today we have again to thank you for $28.00. I beg to express the heartiest thanks of the National Assembly for your great kindness. We will use the money for the care of the friends who are in need. Your kind remembrance shows the true end kind Baha'i feeling and sentiment for the German believers.”
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THE CONVENTION AT WORCESTER From a letter received from Mr. Randall, we quote the following:
"A telegram from Jenab-i Fadil states that he will be with us during the entire Convention. There will be three Congress evenings, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday -- and it is the desire of the Committee to limit the program so as not to tire people and at the same time to give at each Congress meeting one of the best speakers obtainable, which will include Dr. John Herman Randall, Albert Vail and Jenab-i Fadil, there being one principle speaker each night with a good chairman. % appears to us that with lovely music, addresses that are not too long, but filled with the spirit, will be more effective than a long program which has been the temptation in the past.
“The Ridvan Feast will certainly be very beautiful and give opportunity for not only a welcome to all the friends, but a welcome from many of the friends in five minute addresses. I hope everybody will make the effort to attend this Convention because it is really pivotal in many respects and ought to usher in a new era. of growth and unity."
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A NEV BOOK OF VALUE TO ESPERANTO STUDENTS
A book recently published in Washington will be of great interest to students of Esperanto the world over. It is an Esperantido Text Book by Miss Alice Frances Spiers, and those who understand the New Universal Language say that this grammar or text book should be in the hands of every student, and should be recommended to all who desire to sutdy the universal auxiliary language. ksperantido is “Improved Esperanto." We all know that 'Abdu'l Baha said that Esperanto was destined to become the Universal Language, but He also added at the time, “that it had not reached a state of perfection." The cost of this book is One Dollar, for sale by the
World Language Bureau, 1320 Sth St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
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