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STUDENT LIFE
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(Courtesy of American Crayon Co.)


Prague, Hradcany Castle and the Cathedral.(Courtesy of American Crayon Co.)


Prague from the East Bank of the River Vltava Looking towards Charles Bridge and the Presidential Palace.memoration of the tenth anniversary of the liberation of the Czecho-Slovak Republic.

This exhibition, to be housed on an area of 75 acres, is intended to give a picture of the cultural development of Czecho-Slovakia from the winning of its Independence. The exhibition will comprise the following departments: Schools, Man and Inanimate Nature, Man and Animate Nature, Law and the State, and the Intellectual Life of Man.

The entire year, then, should be one of ceaseless activity for Czecho-Slovakia, in cultural and intellectual as well as in patriotic fields, and should result in a more wide-spread and sympathetic knowledge of the country’s excellences.
Jewish Cemetery in Prague, Over Five Hundred Years Old.

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