The Czechs of Cleveland

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"Ceska Osada, a jeji Spolkovy Zivot v Cleveland, Ohio."
An illustrated history of Bohemians in Cleveland, prepared for the
Prague Ethnological Exposition of 1895, and published by the Volnost press
in Cleveland. 192 pp.
"Kratke Dejiny a seznam Cesko-Katolickych osad ve Spoj . Statech Ameriickych."
A register and brief history of Bohemian Catholic colonies in the U. S.
in honor of the 25th jubilee of Very Rev. Josepb HessoUIl , by Rev. P. A. P.
Roust. St. Louis, 1 90, 552 pp .
"Dejiny Cechuv Americkych," by Jan Habenicht .
A condensed history of American Bohemian life, pub . by the "Hlas"
press in St. Louis, about 1894.
"Padesat let Ceskeho Tisku v Americe," by Thomas Capek.
Fifty years of the Bohemian press in America ; a bibliography, with
historical notes, of Bohemian periodical publications in the United States
from 1860 to 1911; pub. in New York, 1911. 269 pp .
These four are in Bohemian .
"Czechoslovak Review" ; a monthly periodical published at 2324 South
Central Park Avenue, Chicago beginning in 1917,
"Bohemian (Cech) Bibliography; a finding list of writings in English relating
to Bohemia and the Cechs," by Thomas Capek and Anna Vostrovsky Capek.
A valuable illustrated and annotated bibliography, published by Fleming
H. Revell Co. in New York in 1918. 256 pp.
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