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THE NATIONAL CEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE

Vol. XVI
FEBRUARY, 1905
No. 2

CONTENTS

PAGE

Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection, 25 by 45 inches. Supplement

Russia. By Hon. Charles Emory Smith, formerly Minister to Russia and Ex-Postmaster General 55

Marine Hydrographic Surveys of the Coasts of the World. By George W. Littlehales. With Map 63

The Wonderful Canals of China. By U. S. Consul George E. Anderson, of Hangchau, China 68

Geography and Culture 70

Tides in the Bay of Fundy. Illustrated 71

The French Conquest of the Sahara. By Charles Rabot. Illustrated 76

Observations on the Russo-Japanese War in Japan and Manchuria. By Dr Louis Livingstone Seaman 80

Helping the Farmers. Illustrated 82

National Geographic Society 87

Geographic Notes 87

Geographic Literature 89

Published by the National Geographic Society,
Hubbard Memorial Hall,
Washington, D. C.

$2.50 a Year
25 Cents a Number

Entered at the Post-Office in Washington, D. C, as Second-Class Mail Matter

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