The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 171
... carry more of the soil itself down to those laden streams . Site of Wartime Prison Camp At a troop encampment outside Hualien- chiang , known to the Japanese as Karenko , athletic - looking Chinese soldiers were playing good basketball ...
... carry more of the soil itself down to those laden streams . Site of Wartime Prison Camp At a troop encampment outside Hualien- chiang , known to the Japanese as Karenko , athletic - looking Chinese soldiers were playing good basketball ...
Page 172
... carry- ing the bag and I was carrying the parasol . Four more times in that blazing day we all had to get out and walk across flood - wrought desolation to another train . At word of ap- proach of the recent typhoon , officials of the ...
... carry- ing the bag and I was carrying the parasol . Four more times in that blazing day we all had to get out and walk across flood - wrought desolation to another train . At word of ap- proach of the recent typhoon , officials of the ...
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... carry the power . These upper wires are grounded - that is , connected to the ground - at frequent inter- vals , and act as horizontal lightning rods . Lightning is more likely to strike them first , and is carried off to the ground ...
... carry the power . These upper wires are grounded - that is , connected to the ground - at frequent inter- vals , and act as horizontal lightning rods . Lightning is more likely to strike them first , and is carried off to the ground ...
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