nation's regained independence, Cot On Sunday in celebration of thei Jchoslovaks the world over will foregather to do honour to the memory of the those who played so gallant part in freeing their country from the Hapsburg yoke.
Mere' in. Shar in the absence othe Ceechosiovaan Minister.
na, Dr. R. Feitscher, a reception for the country's nationals and their friends will be held at the Legation by the acting "Consul General Shanghai, Mr. J. Max.
Of the changes which the World War brought about in the map of Europe one of the most onstanding was the breaking up of the Austria-Hungary Empire into the independent states of the nations which for cen-uries had been compelled to live in subjection to the Habsburg dynasty. To this change in the political constellation of Europe the independent state of the Czechoslovak nation also owes its rebirth,
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