The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 89
... Austrian , one Pole , one Russian , one Dane , and Mr. Olsen , asked for a chart of America , we had it ready for the next afternoon . It was a chart from which might be taught a lesson óf the opportunities of- fered by the United ...
... Austrian , one Pole , one Russian , one Dane , and Mr. Olsen , asked for a chart of America , we had it ready for the next afternoon . It was a chart from which might be taught a lesson óf the opportunities of- fered by the United ...
Page 90
... Austrians , and the Bulgars to the north of the latitude of Berat and the lakes , and under control of the French and the Italian troops to the south . The Greeks as yet have no control within the boundaries established by the ...
... Austrians , and the Bulgars to the north of the latitude of Berat and the lakes , and under control of the French and the Italian troops to the south . The Greeks as yet have no control within the boundaries established by the ...
Page 94
... AUSTRIANS It is true that at Scutari a college and a seminary were established , with the aid of the Austrian Government ; the Fran- ciscans had several primary schools and three lay schools were supported by the Italian Government , in ...
... AUSTRIANS It is true that at Scutari a college and a seminary were established , with the aid of the Austrian Government ; the Fran- ciscans had several primary schools and three lay schools were supported by the Italian Government , in ...
Page 111
... Austrian prisoners , aided by the Albanians of the country - side , who were paid by the Ital- ian Government . It extends 81 miles , for the most part along the Adriatic , but high above the sea . Built for the permanent use of the ...
... Austrian prisoners , aided by the Albanians of the country - side , who were paid by the Ital- ian Government . It extends 81 miles , for the most part along the Adriatic , but high above the sea . Built for the permanent use of the ...
Page 113
... Austrian ? This question looms large in the future . Albanians hold to the ancient methods of farming . The crooked stick , some- times reinforced with iron , still serves as a plow , and a pair of small oxen or an ox and a buffalo draw ...
... Austrian ? This question looms large in the future . Albanians hold to the ancient methods of farming . The crooked stick , some- times reinforced with iron , still serves as a plow , and a pair of small oxen or an ox and a buffalo draw ...
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