| SETON-WATSON, | R. W. “German, Slav and Magyar.” Williams and Norgate, London, 1916. |
| STEED, Wm. | “The Habsburg Monarchy.” Constable and Co., London, 1916. |
| SUBERT, F. A. | “Jan Výrava.” A Play in Five Acts. Translated by Šárka Hrbek. The Poet Lore Comp. Boston, 1915. |
| Tyršová Renata et Hantich, H. “Le paysan tchéque. “Per Lamm, Paris et Topic, Prague. | |
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All these Books and Pamphlets, containing inform-
ation upon Bohemian-Slovak questions will
be given free of charge by the Bohem-
ian National Alliance, 3639 W.
26th Street, Chicago, Ill.
| T. G. Masaryk: | Slavs among the Nations. |
| T. G. Masaryk:„ | The Voice of an Oppressed People. |
| Dr. L. Namier: | The Czecho-Slovaks. |
| Dr. L. Namier:„ | The Case of Bohemia. |
| Thomas Čapek: | Bohemia under Hapsburg Misrule. |
| Charles Pergler: | The Heart of Europe. |
| Edward Beneš: | Bohemia’s Case for Independence. |
| Edward Beneš:„ | The Austrian Terrorism in Bohemia. |
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