The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... German submarines creep- ing up to the very portals of its busy harbor , with with precautions being taken lest on some unguarded , moonless night an enemy hydro - airplane , laden with bombs of destruction , descend upon it out of the ...
... German submarines creep- ing up to the very portals of its busy harbor , with with precautions being taken lest on some unguarded , moonless night an enemy hydro - airplane , laden with bombs of destruction , descend upon it out of the ...
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... Germans and their children as Leipzig and Frankfort - on- Main together , while its Russian popula- tion by birth and parentage is greater than the combined populations of Riga and Dvinsk . But New York's appeal is as much to the people ...
... Germans and their children as Leipzig and Frankfort - on- Main together , while its Russian popula- tion by birth and parentage is greater than the combined populations of Riga and Dvinsk . But New York's appeal is as much to the people ...
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... German art of " gassing " on the germ tribe . A very small quantity of this gas will kill many millions of germs . Nowhere else in the world , except on . the battlefront , is " gassing " practiced as much as in the battle against the ...
... German art of " gassing " on the germ tribe . A very small quantity of this gas will kill many millions of germs . Nowhere else in the world , except on . the battlefront , is " gassing " practiced as much as in the battle against the ...
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... German maps ( and who has studied Asia Minor more thoroughly than the Germans ? ) mark de- posits of coal , copper , iron , silver , gold , and lead , with many of the lesser min- erals , such as chrome , emery , manganese , mercury ...
... German maps ( and who has studied Asia Minor more thoroughly than the Germans ? ) mark de- posits of coal , copper , iron , silver , gold , and lead , with many of the lesser min- erals , such as chrome , emery , manganese , mercury ...
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... German engineers who have been making extensive surveys for their government . The question arises , How has it been possible for these riches to have remained undeveloped at the very door of Europe ? It does seem impossible , but the ...
... German engineers who have been making extensive surveys for their government . The question arises , How has it been possible for these riches to have remained undeveloped at the very door of Europe ? It does seem impossible , but the ...
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