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Interested in playing chess by mail with partners around the world, many of
whom don't speak English?  The Esperanta ^Sak-Ligo Internacia is organized
to help you do exactly that, using the international language Esperanto.
For more information, write:  E^SLI, ^Zi^zkova 197, CS-533 03 Da^sice,
Czechoslovakia.  (The '^'s go over the following letters.)  E^SLI also
allows non-Esperanto-speakers to participate in their tournaments, although
I don't know how such arrangements can be made unless you speak Czech.

Learning enough Esperanto for simple correspondence about chess should be a
matter of a few weeks of occasional spare-time study.  The simplest way to
get started with Esperanto is by the free correspondence course offered by
the Esperanto Information Center.  For the first lesson, send an SASE to:
Verda Stelo, 410 Darrell Road, Hillsborough, CA 94010, USA; or reply to me
by e-mail for an ascii version.

[An announcement along these lines may have appeared here some months back;
 if so, sorry for the repetition.]

--- Prentiss Riddle ("Aprendiz de todo, maestro de nada.")
--- {ihnp4,harvard,seismo,gatech}!ut-sally!riddle   riddle@ut-sally.UUCP
--- riddle@ut-sally.ARPA, riddle%zotz@ut-sally, riddle%im4u@ut-sally