The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 20

National Geographic Society, 1909 - Geography

Indexes kept up to date with supplements.

Contents

• Lessons from China: 18
• The Value of the United States Forest Service: 29
• The Emancipation of Mohammedan Women by MARY MILLS PATRICK Ph D President: 42
• Sunshine in Turkey by HOWARD S BLISS President Syrian Protestant College at Beirut: 66
• Honors to the American Navy: 77
• Sicily the Battlefield of Nations and of Nature by Mrs GEORGE C BOSSON JR: 97
• The Ruins at Selinus: 117
• The Mountaineers of the Euphrates by ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON: 142
• One Thousand Miles of Railway Built for Pilgrims and not for Dividends by Colonel: 156
• Scenes in Asia Minor: 173
• An Account of the Strange Performances of the Most Wonderful: 194
• Conditions in Cuba as Revealed by the Census by HENRY GANNETT: 200
• Where Roosevelt Will Hunt by Sir HARRY JOHNSTON G C M G К С В D: 207
• A Naturalists Explorations Around Ruwenzori: 256
• The Garden Colony by RUSSELL HASTINGS MILLWARD Formerly American Vice: 278
• The Magnetic Survey of Africa by L A BAUER Director Department of Terrestrial: 291
• In Civilized French Africa by JAMES F J ARCHIBALD F R G S: 303
• The Black Mans Continent: 312
• The Panama Canal by Lieut Col GEO W GOETHALS U S Army Chairman and Chief: 334
• The Original Boundary Stones of the District of Columbia by ERNEST A SHUSTER JR: 356
• Colossal Work in Baltimore by CALVIN W HENDRICK Chief Engineer Sewerage Com: 365
• The Worlds Most Cruel Earthquake by CHARLES W WRIGHT of the U S Geological: 373
• The American Red Cross in Italy by MABEL BOARDMAN Director of the American: 396
• The Call of the West Homes are being made for Millions of People in the Arid West: 403
• Camps and Cruises of an Ornithologist by GEORGE SHIRAS 3RD: 438
• In Beautiful Delecarlia by LILLIAN GORE: 464
• A Plague of Mice: 479
• The National Geographic Society and Geographic Work: 485
• Greelys Handbook of Alaska: 491
• A Wonderland of Glaciers and Snow by MILNOR ROBERTS University of Washington: 530
• The Highest Point in Each State: 539
• When Our Country is Fifty Years Older by RAPHAEL ZON of the U S Forest Service: 573
• National Geographic Society Alaska Expedition: 581
• Marking the Alaskan Boundary by ТноMAS RIGGS JR Chief of party U S Alaskan: 593
• Chartering a Coastline of 26000 Miles: 608
• The Big Game of Alaska by WILFRED H OsGOOD of the U S Biological Survey: 624
• Some Giant Fishes of the Seas by HUGH M SMITH U S Deputy Commissioner: 637
• Our Pacific Northwest by N H DARTON U S Geological Survey: 645
• The Tallest Tree that Grows by EDGERTON R YOUNG: 664
• Magnetic Observations in Alaska by DANIEL L HAZARD Coast and Geodetic Survey: 675
• The Colorado Desert by W C MENDENHALL of the U S Geological Survey: 681
• An Account of the Worlds Most Valuable Fish the Industries it Sup: 701
• Economic Loss to the People of the United States Through Insects that Carry Disease: 735
• Life in the Great Desert of Central Asia by ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON of Yale University: 749
• The Glassbottom Boat by CHARLES FREDERICK HOLDER Author of Big Game Fishes: 761
• Explorations in Crete by EDITH H HALL: 778
• Part I The Russian Frontier by ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON: 788
• The Monasteries of Thessaly by ELIZABETH PERKINS: 799
• The Prehistoric Ruin of Tsankawi by GEORGE L BEAM: 807
• Hidden Perils of the Deep by G R PUTNAM U S Coast and Geodetic Survey: 822
• The Wheeler National Monument: 837
• Part II The Persian Frontier by ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON: 866
• Scenes from Greenland: 877
• North Polar Map: 915
• The North Pole: 921
• The Heart of the Antarctic by Lieut ERNEST H SHACKLETON: 972
• Mrs Gardiner Greene Hubbard: 1008
• Arabia the Desert of the Sea by ARCHIBALD FORDER of Jerusalem: 1039
• A Country where Going to America is an Industry by ARTHUR H WARNER: 1063
• Turbulent Nicaragua: 1103

Bibliographic information

• Title: The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 20
• Contributor: National Geographic Society (U.S.)
• Publisher: National Geographic Society, 1909
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Oct 3, 2008