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Source: Bulletin of the American Geographical Society , 1912, Vol. 44, No. 12 (1912), pp.
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nern Siidafrikas zum Studium der Bus-teau. A. C. Hoey, 71*; The Suk:
chmanner, 1907 bis I909. R. Poch, Their Language and Folklore. M.
931*; The Stone Ages of South Africa W. H. Beech, rev., 299; qjMaps of
as represented in the Collection of British East Africa: Mombasa-Vic-
South African Museum. L. P6ringuey, toria Railway, n., I56; Suk Country, n.,
148*; Sudafrika. G. Fritsch, 942*; 78
Sudafrikanische Werkzeuge aus ver- British South Africa: See Union of
schiedenen Perioden. R. Poch, 931* South Africa.
West Africa: qIslam as a Factor in French Colonies in Africa: Afrique
West African Culture. G. W. Ellis, du Nord et Politique Coloniale. L.
71*; Niger and the West Sudan, or Say, 946*
West African's Note Book. A. J. N. French Equatorial Africa: qL'ac-
Tremearne, rev., 858; Pioneers in. croissement de la Mortalite et la
Sir Harry Johrston, n., 466; Protection Diminution de la Natalite chez les
de la faune sauvage en Afrique Occi- indigenes du Congo Francais. E. Vi-
dentale. J. Meniaud, 312*; Der dal, 392*; Afrique Equatoriale Fran-
Weltteil Afrika (Afrikas Westkiiste).caise, 871*; Les chemins de fer du
J. Falkenstein, 942*; The Travels Gabon
of et du Congo francais, 792*;
R. & J. Lander into the InteriorDeclinations
of observees en Afrique equa-
Africa for the Discovery and Termi- toriale francaise et essai de carte des
nation of the Niger. From Unpub- isogones au Ier Jan., 1908. G. Bruel,
lished Documents, etc. R. Huish 944* 932*; Das deutsch-franz6sische Kam-
British East Africa: QAnnual Re- erun-Kongo-Abkommen vom 4. Nov.
port for year ending March 31, 1912. 1911. H. Wichmann, 631*; Franco-
G. S. Knox, 792*; Africa Protector- German Territorial Arrangement,
ate. A. Davis, i;-and German East 63 *; N6gociations Franco-Allemandes
Africa. Their economic and commer- relatives au Congo, 552*; A propos
cial Relations. H. Brode, rev., 132; de l'accord franco-allemand. E. Hu-
Le climat du Kikouyou et la culture lot, 630*; Franz6sisch-Aequatorial-
du caf6ier. J. Soul, 631*; Country Afrika im Jahre I9II, 631*; Mission
between Juba R. and Lake Rudolf. L. hydrographique Congo-Oubangui-
Aylmer, 71*; Distribution of PlantsSanga. H. Roussilhe, 631*; Ce qu'il
in. E. Battiscombe, 71*; Elephant faut faire dans le nord du Gabon.
Hunting in Equatorial Africa. C. G. Nzamba, 392*; Ce qu'il faut faire
E. Akeley, 392*; Ethnology of A- sur le littoral du Gabon. G. Nzamba,
Kamba and other East African 631*; Mon Voyage au Continent Noir.
Tribes. C. W. Hobley, rev., 300; E. Trivier, 947*; Le project de che-
Fish Culture in-. D. E. Hutchins, min de fer franco-allemand du Kame-
792*; John Boyes, King of the Wa-run a l'Ubangi, 631*; La region du
Kikuyu. By Himself, n., 708; Linde- Bahr-Sara. Maistre, 944*; Reveil de
quistsche Bericht uiber Britisch- und l'Afrique equatoriale francaise. M.
Deutsch-Ostafrika als Siedlungsgebiet Merlin, 312*; Le transcongolais et
fur Europaer. Gallus, 791*; Man andle transsaharien d'Alger a l'embou-
Beast in Eastern Ethiopia. From Ob-chure du Congo, 871* eMaps of
servations made in British East Afri- French Equatorial Afrika: L'Afrique
ca, etc. J. Bland-Sutton, n., 535; Man-Equatoriale d'apres l'accord Franco-
Eaters of Tsavo and other East Afri- Allemand, n., 157; La "Coupure" pro-
can Adventures. J. H. Patterson, jetee en Sept. I911, n., 157; Franco-
n., 866; Nairobi, 932*; Notes on the German Agreement, n., 157; Four
Customs and Beliefs of Wa-Giriama, Maps accompanying "Accord franco-
etc. W. E. H. Barrett, 932*; Plateau allemand du 4 Nov., 1911 relatif au
of British East Africa and its Inhabi- Congo," n., I57; Sketch Map showing
tants. G. L. Collie, 321, 687, 791*; Cessions of Territory in-provided
Sage.n, Mythen und Sitten der Masai. for by Franco-German Treaty of
H. Fuchs, 942*; Den svenska zoolo- Nov., 1911, 157*; Kamerun-Kongo-
giska expeditionen till Ostafrika. E. Abkommen zwischen dem Deutschen
Lonnberg, 312*; Karianduss Deposits Reich und Frankreich vom 4. Nov.,
of the Rift Valley. C. W. Hobley, I9II, n., 156
71*; Notes on the Haunts and Habits French West Africa: qjL'Afrique
of the Elephant on Guas Ngishu Pla- Occidentale Francaise en I910. Gov.-
Agnew, Andrew G., Obituary, 9I8 ka. A. H. Brooks, 927*; Coal Prob-
Agraz, J. S., 70* lems. W. L. Fisher, 549*; Geography
Agriculture: qlSome Geographic Re-in Development of Alaska Coal De-
lations illustrated in the Practice of posits. A. H. Brooks, 549*; Geology
and Coal Fields of the Lower Mata-
Agriculture. R. E. Dodge, 277; Prin-
ciples of Rural Economics. T. N. nuska Valley. G.C.Martin and F.J.
Carver, rev., 621 Katz, 549*; Geology and Mineral Re-
Aiken, J., 230* sources of Parts of. W. W. Atwood,
Air: See Atmosphere. 310*; Geology and Mineral Resources
of Nizina District. F. H. Moffit and
Ajmere-Merwara: q4Sketch of Mair-
wara. C. J. Dixon, 942* S. R. Capps, 311*; Gold Deposits of
A-Kamba and Other East African the Seward-Sunrise Region. B. L.
Tribes, Ethnology of. C. W. Hobley, Johnson, 927*; - near Valdez. A. H.
rev., 300 Brooks, 927*; Gold Placers of the
Akeley, C. E. 392* Yentna District. S. R. Capps, 788*;
Akerblom, F., 714* Headwater Regions of Gulkana and
Susitna Rivers. With accounts of Val-
Alabama: ElAgriculture. Census I9Io, dez Creek and Chistochina Placer Dis-
311*; Fayette Gas Field. M. J. Munn,
869*; Petroleum and Natural Gas. trict. F. H. Moffit, 928*; Mining and
Water Supply of Forty-mile, Seventy-
M. J. Munn, 868*; Population, Census
mile, Circle, and Fairbanks Districts,
I9IO, 229*, 929*; Statistics of Min- I911. E. A. Porter & C. E. Ellsworth,
eral Production, I9Io. C. A. Abele, 788*; Notes on Mining in Seward
788* qjMaps of Alabama: Birming- Peninsula. P. S. Smith, 788*; The
ham Quad., Areal Geology, Economic Ruby Placer District. A. G. Mad-
Geology Structure Sections, 153*; Map dren, 788*; Sitka Mining District. A.
of Fayette District, 557*; Map of Knopf, 229* qlMaps of Alaska: Cop-
faulted areas in the vicinity of Pratt per Mountain and Vicinity, 74*;
City and Thomas, 154*; Sketch Map Gletscher des unteren Kupferflusses.
of northwestern Alabama showing lo- L. Martin, 935*; Maps of Hugh Mil-
cation . . . Fayette Gas Field, gen- ler Inlet, Head of Reid Inlet, N. part
eral structure, etc., 557* of Muir Inlet, 316*; Tiefenkarte von
Alaska: q Alaska-Canada Boundary, Port Wells. L. Martin, 935*; Topog-
769; Annual Report... Game Law for raphy of Kasaan Peninsula, 397*;
191I. W. E. Clark, 627*; Birds and Geologic Map of Alaska Pen. n., 154,
Mammals of the I909 Alexander Ex-
Cape Douglas and Vicinity. R. W.
pedition. H. S. Swarth, n., 624; Con- Stone, 154*; Chignik Bay, Herendeen
ditions among the Natives. G. J.
Bay and Unga Island Region. W.
Emmons, 549*; Some Details of Mr.
W. Atwood, 154*; - H. M. Eakin,
Stefansson's Geographical Work in,
660; Fur Seal Fisheries of-in I9Io, 154*; Outline Map of Southwestern,
550*; Geologic Reconnaissance of the n., 154; Portiol. of Prospect Bay show-
Iliamna Region. G. C. Martin and ing the form of harbor and location
F. J. Katz, 868*; Mountain Climbing of copper prospects, I54*; Shore fea-
in. First Expedition to Mount Black- tures near the head of Balboa Bay,
burn. D. Keen, 868*; Population, Cen- 154*; Shore features near north and
sus 1910, 229*; Progress of Topo- south entrance to Baralof Harbor,
graphic Surveys (U. S. Geol. Surv.). I54*; Charts: Bays and Anchorages,
R. H. Sargent, 481; Rampart and Hot South Coast of, 636*; Northern Part
Springs Regions. H. M. Eakin, 788*; of Cook Inlet, 636*; Harbors on South
Statistics of Manufactures, Census East Coasts, 236*
1910, 929*; Report of the Eruption of Alatna-Noatak Region, Alaska. P. S.
Katmai Volcano. I. M. Dailey, 641; Smith, 788*
Resources of. F. L. Hess, 927*; Survey-Albania: llAlbanien, Eine militargeo-
ing the 14Ist Meridian. T. Riggs, Jr.,graphische Studie. O. v. Kreutz-
788* q Glaciers: Glaciers and Glacia- bruck, 714*; Albanien und die Alba-
tion of. R. S. Tarr, 549*; Tarr and L. nesen. P. Siebertz, rev., 62
Martin in, 46; Glaciation of the Alas- Alberta: qAccount of Its Wealth and
ka Range. S. R. Capps, 788*; Glaciers Growth. L. Thwaite, rev., 693; Big-
East of Wrangell Mt., 365 qlM'inerals horn Coal Basin. G. S. Malloch, 311*;
and Mining: Alaska Mining Industry Chinook in southern-and Tempera-
in I9II and Railway Routes in Alas- ture Inversions at Sulphur Mountain,
cents in the. V. A. Fynn, 789*; As- cal: British North America, 1763-1867.
cent of Mt. Sir Sandford. H. Palmer, A. W. Tilby, rev., 532; A Colony of
770* -: New and Old Trails. A. Emigres in Canada, 1798-1816. L. E.
P. Coleman, rev., 9I9; - north of Textor, 930*; Der erate Kolonisations-
Mount Robson. J. N. Collie, 629*; versuch in Kanada (1541-1543). R.
Cariboo Mountains. J. N. Collie, 205 Hapke, 930*; History of the Domin-
q Canadianization of Western. G. ion of. W. P. Greswell, 943*; His-
Bryce, 3II*; Some Details of Mr. torical Geography of the British Colo-
Stefansson's Geographical Work, 660; nies. Vol. V. J. D. Rogers, rev.,
Geographical Conditions Affecting the 55; Pioneers in Canada. Sir Harry
Development of. W. L. Grant, 147*; Johnson, 389*; Les pionniers de
Glacial Great Lakes in. J. W. Gold- l'Ouest canadien. M. de la Verendrye.
thwait, 205; The Golden Land. Story G. Dugas, 629*; Review of Historical
of Present Day Occupation of the Publications Relating to Canada, 91o0-
Great West.. A. E. Copping, 389*; iI, n., 624 qIPlace Names: Place-
Growth of a New Canadian Town, Names in Northern. J. White, 230*;
771; Lovell's Gazetteer of. Latest Geographic Board of Canada, Decis-
descriptions cf cities, towns, etc., to-ions, 230*, 550*, 629*, 789*; Ninth
gether with Newfoundland, n., 142;Report.of the - for 1910, 470*, Tenth
Magnetic Observations, 19II. 0. Report, 191 , 1789* q Maps of Canada:
Klotz, 930*; Making of the Great Bacon's Excelsior Map of, n., 720;
Canadian R.R. F. A. Talbot, rev., Geological Sketch Map of Northern
211; Marine Biological Stations of. Islands, n., 159; Gray's New Railway
E. E. Prince, 311*; Observations on System Map, etc., n., 155; Two Maps
Glaciers in I909. G. Vaux, Jr., 789*; to illustrate "Climatic L:mits of Wheat
Peeps at Many Lands. J. T. Bealby, Cultivation, with Special Reference
466*; H. V Radford in Northern to North America," n., 637; North-
Canada, 46, 205, 6o8; Statistics of west Territories: Plan of Churchill
the Dominion of, 230*; The Tahltan Harbour. Chart of York Roads. A.
Indians. G. T. Emmons, 929*; Tide R. Gordon, 155*; North America.
Tables for the eastern Coasts of - Sheet North K. I9: Boston, Intern.
I912, 629*; - for I913, 930*; - Map of the World, 934*; Part of
for the Pacific Coast of - 1912, In-Rocky Mountains North of Yellow-
cluding Fuca Strait, Strait of Georgia
head Pass, n., 558
and Northern Coast, 550*; Methods Canary Islands: QlCaracter de la Con-
of Investigation of Tides and Cur- quista y Colonizaci6n de las Islas
rents. W. B. Dawson, 311*; The Canaries. R. Torres Campos, 947*;
United States-Canada Survey, 607, Cinq annees de s4jour aux Iles Cana-
769; Surveying the I4Ist Meridian. ries. R. Verneau, 948*; Gomera, die
T. Riggs, Jr., 788* q Economic: Waldinsel der Kanaren. W. May,
Canadian Coal Resources. D. B. n., 866
Dowling 789*; Development in Canstatt,
West- O., 551*
ern, 450; Mineral Production in Canterbury, Post-Glacial Climate of.
I9I1, 550*; Petroleum Industry of. R. Speight, 234*
N. L. Turner, 629*; Whe?t-Grow- Canto, J. P., 695
ing in-, the U. S. and the Argentine. Capart, J., 941*
W. P. Rutter, rev., 372; Development Cape Ann to Block Island with Geor-
of Wheat Production. A. L. Bishop, ges Bank, Chart, 235*
Io; Hudson Bay Route: New Outlet Cape Breton: Les Ecossais du Cap-
for Canadian Wheat. A. L. Bishop, Breton. E. Bouchette, 311*
550* Q Government Reports: Annual Cape Cod Bay, Chart, 236*
Report of Topographical Surveys Cape of Good Hope, Province of the:
Branch I9I0-11, 789*; Prel. Report History and Ethnography of Africa
on Clay and Shale Deposits of the South of the Zambesi. Foundation of
Western Provinces. H. Ries & J. Cape Colony, etc. G. McCall Theal,
rev., 696; History and Ethnography
Keele, 789*; Report on Immigration,
of Africa South of the Zambesi. From
1911, 3II*; Report on Hydrographic
the Settlement of the Portuguese 1505
Surveys. W. J. Stewart, 629*; Sum-
mary Report Geol. Survey Branch to the Conquest of Cape Colony by
the British 1795. G. M. Theal, rev.,
Dept. of Mines, 1911, 930* j Histori-
696; Du Cap au Lac Nyassa. E. Foa, tenprojektion zur Darstellung der erd-
942*; Geology of Worcester, Robert-magnetischen Elemente. H. Wehrer,
son and Ashton Districts. R. H. Rast- 240*; Aus der Geschichte der Karto-
all, 933*; Notes on Ngamiland. A. graphie. W. Wolkenhauer, 395*; Zur
G. Stigand, 711* EIMaps: Geological Geschichte der Gothaer Kartographie.
Map of. Sheet 19. Nieuwerust. A. H. Wagner, 555*; Index Diagram
W. Rogers, n., 717; Sheet 26. Dor- showing for France the Sheet Lines
drecht- Barkly East. A. L. Du Toit, of the Air Map, 80*; Wie ich Karten
n., 717; Ngamiland. P.rismatic Com- lesen lernte. K. C. Rohte, 876*;
pass Sketch Map of Routes between Kartenkunde. A. Becker, 634*; Uber
Tsau and Simati's Village. A. G. neue Methoden zur Verfeinerung des
Stigand, 558*; Sketch Map showing geologischen Kartenbildes. O. Amp-
ferer, 876*; Plane table in detailed
position of Le Vaillant's Grotto, 156*
Capps, S. R., 788*; See also Moffit, geologic mapping. D. F. Higgins,
F. H. 876*; Projection for International
Capriles, A., 630* Map of the World, 634*; The Plane-
Caputo, Col. E., 451 Table in detailed Geologic Mapping.
Cardonnel, A. de, 941* F. L. Ransome, 634*; Tables for the
Cariboo Mountains. J. N. Collie, 205Projection of Graticules for Maps on
Carle, G., 149* the Scale of I: I,000,000, 627* q4Carto-
Carletti, T., 227* graphical Map: Neue geomorpholo-
Carnarvon, Earl of, 941* gische Kartendarstellung einer Ideal-
Carnarvonshire, Wales. J. E. Lloyd, landschaft. H. Gehne, n., 939
390* Carver, T. N., 621
Carnegie Institution, Annual Report Cary, John, Engraver and Map-Seller,
for I911, 929*; Scope and Organiza-- 1769-I836. Sir Herbert G. Fordham,
tion, 929* 293
Carney, F., 146*, I53*, 291, 310* Casablanca: J1 Notice conomique et ad-
Carnier, K., 552* ministrative. Commandant Dessigny,
Carniola: EjRomische Strassen und Be- 393* IMap: Plan de Casablanca et
festigungen in Krain. A. v. Premer-de ses environs, 399*
stein and S. Rutar, 946* Casati, G., 941*
Caron, I., 470* Cascade Range: q Avalanches and For-
Carpathians: QIDie glazialen Ziige der
est Cover in the Northern Cascades.
Rodnaer Alpen und Marmaroscher T. T. Munger, 928*
Karpaten. L. R. v. Sawicki, 314*; Castle, W. E., 390*
In the Carpathians. L. Phillimore, Catalogues. See also Bibliographies
n., 787 and Indexes: q]Catalogo de la Sec-
Carpentaria, Expedition to the Gulf of. ci6n Anthropol6gica del Museo de la
J. P. Thomson, I50* Plata. R. Lehmann-Nitsche, 870*;
Carpenter, F. G., 227* Catalogue of flowering plants and
Carr, J. F., 307 ferns of Connecticut growing without
Carrara und seine Marmorbriiche. F. Cultivation. C. B. Graves, E. H.
Mielert, 151* Eames and Others, 710*; Descriptive
Carriere, L., 239*, 315* Catalogues of Maps. Sir Herbert G.
Carruthers, D., 318*, 638*, 793*; Per- Fordham, 468*; List of Work relat-
sonal, 370 ing to the West Indies, 870*; Orbis
Carter, C. C. See Brentnall, H. C. Latinus- Oder Verzeichniss der wich-
Carthage, Tunis, Kairouan and-. G. tigsten lateinischen Orts- und Lander-
Petrie, 945* namen. J. G. Th. Graesse, 943*;
Cartography. See also Maps: qJAel- Price List of Philippine Photographs
teres kartographisches Material in for sale by the Bureau of Science, 873*
deutschen Bibliotheken. W. Ruge, Catanzaro, Carta Corografia della Pro-
234*; Anleitung zur Kartenzeichnen. vincia di, n., 719
K. Kretschmer, rev., 622; Bergzeich-
Cateaux, A., 553*
nung auf den alteren Karten. J. Catholic Encyclopaedia, Vols. XII and
Roger, 626*; Emil von Sydow and theXIII, 948*
Development of German School Car-Catskill Aqueduct: l Overcoming dif-
tography, 846; Uber Farbentheorien. ficulties in building the new water
J. G. Rothaug, 634*; Geeignete Kar- supply system for New York City. J.
F. Springer, 628*; Storm King Cross- Talbot, 711*; Chad Lake. P. A. Tal-
ing of the Hudson R. J. F. Kemp, bot, 72*; New Tilho Mission to, 852
685; - Water Supply for New York Chad Territory: qlEntre le Niger et
City. C. P. Berkey, 549* le Tchad et a l'est et au Nord-est du.
Cattaro, Sulla Morfologia delle Bocche G. Garde, rev., 780; La France au
di. L. de Sawicki, 795* Tchad. L. Kieffer, 932*; Le territoire
Cattle: Tuberculose Bovine. R. Bidart, militaire du Tchad. Labatut, 631*
234* Pacification et le delimitation du. A.
Cauca Valley, Colombia. V. F. Sea- Terrier, 932* 4lMap of Chad Terri-
well, 551* *tory: Route de la Benoue au Tchad,
Caucasus: I] Around the Black Sea 156*
... Caucasus, etc. W. E. Curtis, 389*; Chamberlain, A. F., 70*
Casuals in the -. A. Herbert, n., Chamberlain, J. F. & A. H., 309*
217; The-and its Monuments of In- Chamberlain, R. T., 473*
tellectual Culture. N. J. Marr, 874*; Chamberlin, T. C., 315*
Neue Kaukasische Reisen und Studi- Chandler, S. E. See Freeman, W. G.
en. C. v. Hahn, 925*; De Zariut- Chaoua Chaouia Chaouia M!arocaine. A.
Choch in der westlichen Kasbekgruppe. G. P. Martin, 393*; Les Terres agri-
W. Fischer, 395* coles de la. Moreau, 792* A Travers
Cave, H. W., 941* la-avec le Corps de Debarquement de
Cavoleau, J. A., 941* Casablanca. Capt. Grasset, rev., 376;
Cayla, V., 790* 4jMap: La Chaouia. Capitaine Gras-
Ceara. E(Maps: Mappa do Estado do, set, 399*
n., 476; Mappa dos Estados Ceara, Chapman, C. E., 396*
Rio Grande do Norte e Parahyba comCharcot, Dr. J., Personal, II8, 370
parte dos estados, etc., n., 476 'Charles, B. B. See Olmstead, A. T.
Cebu: Fourteen Charts of Harbors in, Charleston Harbor. Chart, 236*
237* Charts: q Alte und neue Seekarten.
Celebes: qJDie Sunda-Expedition des M. Groll, 634*; Charts of the Atmos-
Vereins fuir geographie und Statistik phere for Aeronauts and Aviators. A.
zur Frankfurt am Main. Vol. I. L. Rotch and A. H. Palmer, rev., 86i;
J. Elbert, rev., 923 qlMap: Central Portolan Charts, Their Origin and
Celebes showing Explorations Characteristics,
of E. with Descriptive List
C. Ab-ndanon, 1909-o0, n., 157 of those belonging to the Hispanic
Celtic Life and Art, Types of. F. R. Society of America. E. L. Stevenson,
M. Hitchcock, 943* rev., 545; Charts, U. S. Coast and
Central America: See under America. Geodetic Survey, 236*, 796*
Central Africa Protectorate: See Nyasa- Chauvin, V., 941*
land. Chavanne, J., 941*
Century Dictionary and Cyclopaedia,Chekiang, Map of, 399*
191:Z, 948* Cheltenham, Md., Results of Obser-
Cepede, C., 396* vations made at the Coast and Geod.
Ceylon: q Ceylon in 1893. J. Fergu- Survey Magnetic Observatory at. D.
son, 942*; Einfiihrung in die Tro- L. Hazard, I907-9, 69*; for 1909-o0,
penwelt. Erlebnisse, . . . eines Na- 868*
turforschers auf Ceylon. K. Giinther, Chemin-Dupontes, P., 231*
n., 467; Historical Relation of - to- Chemulpo: q Chemerupo oder-, 394*
gether with somewhat concerning Sev- Chesapeake Entrance, Va., Chart, 236*
erall Remarkeable passages of my life Chester R., Chesapeake Bay, Chart,
that hath hapned since my deliverance 635*
out of my Captivity [1681]. R. Knox, Chicago: 4 Chicago's Waterways in
their Relation to Transportation. G.
rev., 380; Kautschuk und andere Pro-
A. Zinn, 629*; Water Transportation
dukte in Ceylon, 1911. C. B6hringer,
between - and the Mississippi, 685
872*; Pearl Fisheries of. H. M. Smith,
Chickahominy R., Va., Chart, 236*
712*; Report of Surveyor-General for
Chicoutimi et Lac St.-Jean. Le passe
19o0-II. R. S. Templeton, 712* 4 Maps
of Ceylon: Map of -, n., 158; A. et le present. E. Rouillard, 70*
New Map of the Kingdom of Candy Chiesi, G., 941*
Uda in, 400* Chifu, Map: Das Hinderland von
Chad Lake: qlBuduma of -. P. A. Tschifu. W. Anz, n., 717
Chignik Bay Region, Alaska, Map of.pris dans l'Empire Chinois. E. Biot,
H. M. Eakin and W. W. Atwood, 940*; The Far East Revisited. Essays
154*; Chart: Anchorage and Mud on Political, etc. Conditions in Mal-
Bays, 636* aya, China, Korea and Japan. A. G.
Chihuahua, Map of the State of. H. Angier, 940*; La grande artere de la
A. Horsfall, n., 797, 935 Chine. Le Yangtseu. J. Dautremer,
Chile: l[jAnuario Estadistico de la rev., 699; Half a Century in. A. E.
Republica de - 1910, 790*; Anuario Moule, rev., 538; Lecture on. C. F.
Estadfstico. 910o. Movimento Mari- Gammon, 285*; Letters from the Far
timo, 630*; Territorio, Poblaci6n, In- East. [China & Japan.] Sir C. Eliot,
struccion, etc., 630*; Estadistica Com- 942*; China. List of Lighthouses,
mercial de ... . . 11, 790*; Anuario Light-Vessels, Buoys, and Beacons on
del Servicio Meteorolojico de la Di- the Coast and Rivers of China, 19I2,
reccion del Territorio Maritimo, 231*;553* Les palais imperiaux de la
Chile in I910, 148*; Chile. An Ac- Chine. G. Combaz, 94x*; Present
count of its Wealth and Progress. J. Conditions in. F. McCormick, 473*;
P. Canto, rev., 695; - and her People Progress of India, Japan and China
of To-Day. N. 0. Winter, 389*; The in the Century. Sir R. Temple, 947*;
Climate of. R. C. Mossman, 231*, Religion in. Universism: A Key to
55x*; Cuarta Memoria . . . Oficina the Study of Taoism and Confucian-
de Mensura de Tierras ... 9. 9, ism. J. J. M. de Groot, n., 926; Se-
790*; Etudes anthropologiques au pultures Imperiales de la Chine. G.
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Geographies, n., 390, 626*; Races of n., 939; Sketch of area investigated
Britain. J. Beddoe, 940*; The Ro- for plankton during "Danmark-Ex-
manization of Roman Britain. F. pedition," 1906-8, 640*; Sketch map
470*; Results of Spirit Leveling, 1896 in. T. Morison, rev., 539; The For-
to I909. R. B. Marshall, 147* qMaps ward Policy and its Results. Thirty-
of Idaho: Cataldo Quad., 398*; Mont- five Years' Work Amongst the Tribes
pelier Quad., 75* on our North-Western Frontier. R.
Idenburg R., Map: Schets van den loop I. Bruce, 941*; Gates of India. T.
der Idenburg-rivier, n., I58 Holdich, 553*; Glimpses of. J. H.
Iki, T., 150* Furneaux, 942*; Das heutige Indien.
Iliamna Region, Alaska, Geologic Re- Grundlagen und Problemen der brit-
connaissance of the. G. C. Martin isch-indischen Herrschaft. G. Wege-
and F. J. Katz, 868* ner, 232*; India and the Durbar, rev.,
Illinois: QAgriculture. Census 9I0o, I37; Eight Lectures on. H. J. Mac-
311*; Clay County Soils. Moultrie kinder, 143*; India in I880. Sir
County Soils. C. G. Hopkins, J. G. Richard Temple, 947*; Peoples and
Moser and others, 868*; Fertility in Problems of. Sir T. W. Holderness,
-Soils. C. G. Hopkins and J. H. 308*; Progress of India, Japan and
Pettit, 868*; Status of Soil FertilityChina in the Century. Sir Richard
Investigations, 929*; Geology and Temple, 947*; Public Works. Sir A.
Mineral Resources of Peoria Quad- T. Cotton, 942*; Results of the Abor
rangle. J. A. Udden, 628*; New Expedition, 773; Sport on the Nil-
Base Map of, 686; Petroleum Fields. ginris and in Wynaad. F. W. F.
R. S. Blatchley, 417; Population, Cen- Fletcher, 625; Through India and
sus 1910, 70*; Results of Spirit Level- Burmah with Pen and Brush. A. H.
ing I909-Io. R. B. Marshall, 628*; Fisher, rev., 922; Mineral Production,
Statistics of Manufactures, Census 190o, I910. H. H. Hayden, 150*; Native
929* qlMaps of Illinois: Base Map States of India. Sir William Lee-
of-, n., 399; Canton Quad., n., 934; Warner, rev., 58; The New Capital
Elizabeth Quad., 398*; New Athens of, 208 q Historical: Antiquity and
Quad., 556*; State of Illinois, n., 796; Originality of Hindu Civilization. J.
Provisional Geologic Map of, n., 935 B. Keith, 232*; Who are the Hindus?
Ilo;lo Strait and Harbor, Chart, 636* J. B. Keith, 232*; British-India, I600-
Ircas: qjAnotaciones a la "Historia 1828. A. W. Tilby, rev., 700; Early
I-dica" del Capitan Pedro Sarmiento History of. V. A. Smith, 947*; Eng-
de Gamboa. H. Steffen, 227*; Incas lish factories in.,--637-1641. Cal-
o. Peru. C. R. Markham, rev., 858 endar of Documents, etc. W. Foster,
Index Mining District, Wash., Geo- n., 866; History of the Protestant Mis-
logy and Ore Deposits of the. C. E. sions in India. M. A. Sherring, 947*;
Weaver, 628* History of the rise of the Mahomedan
Indexes. See also Bibliography and Power in India. J. Briggs, 941*; Ox-
Catalogues: ] lClassified List of ford India Reader. Vols. I-IV. W.
Smithsonian Publications available Bell, n., 548; Political History of.
for distribution, 1912, 929*; General Sir John Malcolm, 944*; Die Reise
Index to Archaeological Reports of des Arabers Ibn Batuta durch Indien
the Egypt Exploration Fund, I890- und China (14. Jahrh). Bearbeitet
I909. WX. L. Nash, 945*; Finding von H. v. Mzik, n., 866; Rulers of India,
List of Books in Science, Medicine, 14 Vols. 948*; Selections from Letters,
Agriculture, Technology, Military and etc. Foreign Dept. of the Govern-
Naval Science, 716*; General Index ment of India, 1772-85. G. WV. For-
to the Proceedings of Amer. Phil- rest, 942*; ql Surveys: General Re-
osoph. Soc. held at Philadelphia, Vols. port of Geol. Survey of, for I910. H.
1-50, 629* H. Hayden, 150*; General Report on
India: qjAdministration and Progress. the Operation of the Survey of-, I909-
Sir John Strachey, rev., 217; Bevol- 0o, 232*; List of Officers in the Sur-
kerung von Indien. H. Wichmann, vey, corrected to ist July, 1911, 473*;
553*; Chinese Frontiers of. A. Rose, Magnetic Survey. R. H. Thomas,
712*; Cities of. G. W. Forrest, 942*; 313*; Tidal and Leveling Opera-
Die indischen C-osstadte. K. Goes, tions, 1908-09. C. F. Erskine, 397*;
n., 699; Collins' Triangulation of Triangulation in. C. M. Browne,
Teram Kangri. T. G. Longstaff, 232* EjlMaps of India: Greater India.
872*; Conditions in India, 1910. J. E. Banse, n., 240; India and Adja-
P. Jones, 72*; Economic Transition cent Countries, n., 478; Map showing
rev., 360; Flora Koreana. T. Nakai, Laing, Major Gordon, and the Cir-
873*; The Hermit Nation. W. E. cumstances attending his Death. B.
Griffis, 943*; Pour les Moissonneurs.de M6zieres, 397*
Mgr. Demange, 873*; The Story Laing, R. M., See Speight, R.
of Korea. J. H. Longford, rev., 59 Lake City, Col., Geology and Ore De-
qMaps of Korea: Chosen and south- posits near. J. D. Irving and H. Ban-
ern Manchuria, n., 318; Map of croft, 868*; Maps to illustrate, 154*
Korea, 158*; The three "Han," The Lakes: qlAn Unregarded Factor in
Three Kingdoms (about 6oo A. D.), Lake Temperatures. E. A. Birge, 235*;
n., 160 Dichtunterschiede und Temperatur-
Kossinna, G., 228* verteilung hauptsachlich der Binnen-
Kossmat, F., 312* seen. A. Hamberg, 397*; Lebensge-
Koudou-Djouah (Gabon et Moyen- schichte eines Strandsees. W. Halb-
Congo), Etude sur le pays. Debrand, fass, 315*; Neuere Daten zur Kennt-
312* nis der Warmen Salzseen. Bericht
Kozlov, P. K., 318* uber die physikalische und chemische
Kraentzel, F., 474*, 554* Untersuchung des Erwarmungspro-
Krain: See Carniola.
zesses der Siebenbiirger Salzseen. M.
Kraiss, A., 151* R6zsa, 474*
Kranz, W., 634* Lal Singh, R. B., 318*
Krebs, N., 232*, 633*, 794*, 874*
Lallemand, C., 315*, 876*
Krebs, W., 152* Lamb, W. A., Freeman, W. B., and
Kremer, A. de, 944* Henshaw, F. F., 146*, 627*;- Free-
Kremer, E., 149* man, W. B., and Others, 469*
Krenkel, E., 866* Lander, R. & J., The Travels of-into
Kretschmer, K., 395*, 622 the Interior of Africa for the Dis-
Kreutzbruck, O. v., 714* covery of the Course and Termina-
Krischtafowitsch, N., 795* tion of the Niger. From unpublished
Kriwoschein, A. W. See Stolypin, Documents
P. A. . . . Prefatory Analysis of
Kroeber, A. L., 69* Travels of Park, Denham, etc. R.
Kuchinka, G., 159* Huish, 944*
Kuhn, P., 713* Land Forms: See Geomorphology.
Kummel, H. B., 928* Landresse. See Remusat, A.
Kundelungu, Les. E. Deladrier, I48* Landscape: jI11 paesaggio come Ele-
Kuntz, J., 933* mento geografico. A. Tedeschi, 228*
Kurdistan, Maps: Reisen in Kurdistan Laney, F. B. See Paige, S.
I90o (Three Maps). H. v. Handel- Lange, A., 466*
Mazzetti, n., 937 Lange, M., 932*
Kurile Islands: q(Aperqu sur les Isles Langhans, P., 874*
Kouriles. M. Hutt, 150* Languages: JDie Hauptsprachen un-
Kyaw, F., 229* serer Zeit. Mit einer Einleitung
Kyle, H. M., 73* "Die wichtigsten Sprachen der Ver-
L gangenheit," usw. L. H. Schiitz, n.,
787; Idiome Huichol. Contribution
Labatut, A., 471*, 631* a l'etude des langues mexicaines. L.
Labrador: q Among the Eskimos of. Diguet, 869*; Kanuri Readings, in-
S. K. Hutton, n., 624; Animal Sanctu- cluding Traiisliteration, &c. P. A. Ben-
aries in. W. Wood, 550*; Botanical ton, 227*; Kina och Japan. Studier
Expedition to Newfoundland and af. A. Strindberg, n., 866; Das Kollo-
Southern. M. L. Fernald, 550*; The quium uber afrikanische Sprachen tm
Bryant Expedition to, 849; Labrador: Seminar fur orientalische Sprachen
Its Discovery, Exploration, and Devel- zu Berlin. B. Struck, 874*; La langue
opment. W. G. Gosling, rev., 129; des Boers. A. Lodewyckx, 71*; Lan-
Down North on the. W. T. Grenfell, guages spoken in Western Pamir
n., 2II; Labrador, and Why one Goes (Shugnan and Vakhan). A. Hjuler,
There. W. B. Cabot, 311*; In North- 793*; Studien zur Laut- und Formen-
ern. W. B. Cabot, rev., 531; Through lehre der Mehri-Sprache in Siid-
Trackless. H. H. Prichard, rev., 130 arabien. M. Bittner, 872*; Uit6tb-
Ladreit de Lacharriere, J., 792* Indianer. Weitere Beitrage zu ihr r
La Flesche, F. See Fletcher, A. C. Sprache. T. Koch-Griinberg, 552*
Macfarlane, J. J., 392*, 470*, 628*, tectonique de l'Ouest, n., 78; Les
788*, 795*, 928* mines d'or d'Andavakoera, 78*
McGee, G. R., 309* Maddren, A. G., 788*, Personal, 530
McGee, W J, 146*; Obituary, 691 Madeira & Mamore, R.R., 230*; Pro-
McGlashan, H. D. See Clapp, W. B. gress on, 48
Macgowan, J., 944* Madrolle, CI., 944*
M'Gregor, W. L., 944* Maeso, C. M., 375
McGroarty, J. S., 777 Magdalena, Rio: See Rio de la Mag-
Machatschek, F., 872* dalena.
Mackay, G. W., 72* Magellan, Strait of: jThe Toll of the
Mackay-Little, D. & W. S., Route and Straits. Stories of Storms and Casta-
Exploration of - in Southern New way Crews in the Fuegian Archipel-
Guinea (Map), n., 80
ago and the Patagonian Channel. C.
Mackie, A., 144*
W. Furlong, 311*
Mackie, H. G., 869*
Mackinder, H. J., I43* Magic and Religion: qjThe Golden
Bough. Study in Magic and Religion.
McKinley Mount: See Mount McKinley.
J. G. Frazer, Part I, rev., 543; Part
McLaughlin, A. C. and Van Tyne, C. V, 787*
H., 226*
Magnetism, Terrestrial: QAard-Mag-
McMillan, E. M., 234* netisme, 716*; Annales de l'Observa-
Macmillan's (D. B.) Arctic Plans, 917 toire Physique Central Nicolas, I908,
McMurray, F. M. and R. S. Tarr, 874*; Annual of the Meteor. and
229*, 866* Magn. Observatory of the Imp. Univ.
McNab, R., 540, 944* at Odessa, I910, 874*; Comparisons
McPherson, L. G., 785 of Magnetic Observatory Standards
MacRitchie, D., 875* by Carnegie Institution. J. A. Flem-
McTurk, M., 471* ing, 152*; Magnetic Survey Work of
Madagascar: I Culture du manioc. the -, 291; Distribution of Magnetic
Inspecteur Fauchere, 231*; La culture Declination in the U. S. for Jan. I,
du riz a. L. Galtie, 871*; Developpe- I9I0, with Isogonic Chart and Secular
ment economique de-depuis l'occupa- Change Tables. R. L. Faris, 469*;
tion francaise. P. Chemin-Dupontes, Erdmagnetische Storungen im Ostsee-
231*; Documents sur l'histoire, la gebiet. W. Krebs, 152*; Erdmagne-
geographie et le commerce de la tismus, ein Stiefkind des geographi-
partie occidentale de. M. Guillain, schen Unterrichts. O. Baschin, 235*;
943*; Guide-annuaire du gouverne- Magnetic Chart Errors and Secular
ment general de - et Dependences, Changes in the Indian Ocean. L. A.
708*; Histoire physique, naturelle et Bauer and W. J. Peters, 152*; On the
politique de. A. Grandidier, 943*; Magnetic Field of the Earth. L.
La houille blanche a. Bonnefond, Steiner, 715*; Peculiar Magnetic Dis-
72*; Madagascar en 1910, 711*;turbances of Dec., 28-31, I908. R. L.
Madagascar et Dependences, Statis- Faris, 152*; Report .. the Sixth
Meeting of Commission for Terres-
tiques, 231*, 87I*;- et ses habitants.
A. Grandidier, 943*; Mines d'or de trial Magnetism and Atmospheric
la region d'Andavakoera. A. Bor-Electricity, 716*; Studies in Terres-
deaux, 72*; Notes sud des recherches trial Magnetism. C. Chree, n., 626,
d'eau dans le Sud-Ouest. G. Carle, rev., 706; q Coast and Geodetic Sur-
149*; Notes sur la vallee permo-tri- vey: Results of Magnetic Observa-
tions made bv the. 9Io0-11. R. L.
asique et le contact des terrains meta-
morphiques et des terrains sedimen-Faris, 391*; Results of Observations
taires dans l'Ouest de. H. Perrier de made by the - at Magn. Obs. at
la Bathie, 149*; Le palmier a huile de. Baldwin,. Kan., 1907-1909. D. L.
Hazard, 69*, for I909-o0, 868*; at
H. Jumelle et H. Perrier de la Bathie,
Vieques, Porto Rico, 1907-8. D. L.
72*; Rapport sur le fonctionnement du
Service des Mines en I909 a, 231*;Hazard, 471*, 1909-10, 700*, at the
Le service G6ographique de Mada- Time of Solar Eclipse of April 28,
gascar suspended, 452 qjMaps -of I9I . 0. H. Tittmann, 715* elMap:
Madagascar: Bassin inferieur de la Hypothetische Darstellung der Ver-
Mamba, 78*; Esquisse d'une carte teilung der magnetischen Abweichung
schichte der Handlung und Schiffahrt Report of the Ninth Meeting of In-
der Alten. P. D. Huet, 943* tern. Meteor. Comm., etc., 716*; Are
Merchier, A., 551* there Equinoctial Storms? J. H. Mor-
Mercier, Capt., 7I0* rison, 709*; Thermal Maps. A. J.
Mercinier, E., 392* Herbertson, 123; Tratado de Meteoro-
Merian, M., 945 logica. A. Arcimis, 234*; Vorlauf.
Merlin, M., 312*. Bericht iiber die meteor. Beobachtun-
Meroe, The Island of: EMeroitic In- gen der Deutschen Antarktischen Ex-
scriptions. W. J. Crowfoot and F. L. ped. auf der Fahrt von Hamburg bis
Griffith, 942* Buenos Aires. E. Barkow, 715*; Der
Merriam, J. C., 147* wetterkundliche Unterricht. F. Linke
Merriam, W. N., and W. O. Hotchkiss, and J. C16ssner rev., 703; Witterungs-
77*; - and M. H. Newman, 76* charakter an der Gauss-Station und
Merrimac R. Drainage Basin. H. K. die Fragen der siidhemisphirischen
Barrows and Others, 468* Zirkulation. L. Mecking, 876*; Wind-
Merton, H., 922 blown Trees. O. Burchard, 692
Merz, A., 554-, 713*, 874* Mettrier, M. H., 874*
Mesa Verde, Geographic Study of. W. Mexico: jLas aguas subterraneas en
W. Atwood, 593, 627* el borde meridional de la cuenca de.
Mesa Verde National Park, Antiquities J. D. Villarello, 70*; Arbeiterver-
of. J. W. Fewkes, 69* haltnisse in den Kaffeeplantagen Siid-
Mesopotamia: EIrrigation of. Sir W. Mexikos. P. Furbach, 789*; Beyond
lillcocks, rev., 701; Osterreichische the-Sierras. D. Wallace, n., 56; Bol.
Expedition ... 9ro0. V. Pietschmann, de Estadfstica fiscal 91o0-II, 630*;
149*; Studie zu Dr. Pietschmanns Commerce of--1911, 789*; Etats-Unis
Photogrammetrischen Aufnahmen in du Mexique. M. de Perigny, rev., 373;
-190o. I. Tschamler, 313* e Map: -. A Gene;al Sketch, 142*; Mexico
Lower Mesopotamia. Sir W. Will- in 1910, 70*; Memoria ... presenta a
cocks, n., 937 la Sociedad Mexicana de GeografIa y
Metals, Influence of the Presence, Dis- Estadistica . . . I90 a I9II. F. Bel-
covery and Distribution of the Pre- mar, 630*; Aus Mexiko. 0. Holm,
cious-in America on the Migration of rev., 372; Idiome Huichol. Contribu-
People. G. D. Hubbard, 97 tion a l'etude des langues mexicaines.
Meteorites: Q Meteorite of El Nakhla L. Diguet, 869*; Through Southern.
el Baharia. J. Ball, 792* H. Gadow, rev., 131; Une traversee
Meteorology. See also Atmosphere, du Mexique meridionaI. L. H.
Climate, Temperature, Weather, etc: Quarles van Ufford, 789* ElMaps of
1 Aeronautische Meteorologie. F. Mexico: Five State Maps. H. A.
Linke, n., 224; Connection between hy- Horsfall, n., 935; Gray's New Rail-
drographical and meteorological Phe- way System Map of the U. S., Can-
nomena. 0. Pettersson, 876*; Cyclonic ada, and Mexico, n., 155; Karte der
Movements in the Arctic. E. Vincent, Bevolkerungsdichte. E. Wittich, 78*;
690; Drought and Buildings, 293; Mexique, n., 399
"Frost Cartridges," 125; Frost fore- Mexico, Gulf of: EWestern -, I909.
casting and protection, 6ii; Hints to W. B. Freeman and R. H. Bolster,
Meteorological Observers. W. Mar- 469*; in I910. W. B. Freeman and
riott, 145*; Klimaschwankungen und J. G. Mathers, 469* 4 Charts of the
Volkerwanderungen im I9. Jahr- Coasts, 236*, 796*
hundert. E. Bruckner, 876*; Meas- Meyer, C., 945*
urements of Dew, 612; Meteorologia Meyer, H., 632*
Agricola. G. Costanzo and C. Negro, Meyers Grosses Konversation-Lexikon,
n., 145; - and Physical Geography. New Ed. Vol. 23, 391*
WA'. N. Allen, 715*; -. Text-Book Meynier, 0., 466*
on the Veather, Causes of its Changes,
Mezieres, B. de, 397*
and Weather Forecasting for the Stu- Michels, Abel des, 945*
dent and General Reader. W. I. Mil- Michigan: qlAgriculture, Census 9Io0,
ham, rev., 463; - at the British Asso-311*; Iron Ore Reserves of, 286;
ciation, 235*; Obstacles to the Pro- Population, Census I910, 147*; Rail-
gress of. C. Abbe, 396*; Photograph- roads, Industries and Distribution of
ing Red Snow in Natural Colors, 293; Population in. A. E. Parkins, 147*;
Nova Scotia: q Clay and Shale De- Oceania: q Fortschritte. der geograph-
posits of-and Portions of N. B. H. ischen Forschungen in Australien und
Ries and J. Keele, 230* Ozeanien, I9Io. N. Krebs, 232*
Novaya Zemlia, Russian Trading Post Oceanography: 4qZur Aerologie trop-
on Northern Island of, 290 ischer und subtropischer Ozeane. A.
Noyes, W., 547 Peppier, 795*; Beobachtungen von
Nubia: EqLe canal Abbas II. Esquisse Oberflichenstrom, Tiefenstrom, und
d'un projet pour rendre navigable le Wind an Feuerschiffen in den Jahren
grand desert de la Nubie, etc. 0. I900-o1. R. Witting, 876*; Beobacht-
Abbate-Pacha, 870*; 'Die Geschichte ungen von Temperatur und Salzge-
Nubiens und des Sudans. G. Roeder, halt an festen Stationen in den Jahren
931*; Nubia and the Berberine. H. I900-10. R. Witting, 796*; Campagne
W. Beckett, 351 scientifique de l'Hirondelle II (19II),
Nyasa Lake: 4qDu Cap au Lac Nyassa. 397*; Ergebnisse einer ozeanograph-
E. Foa, 942* ischen Forschungsreise in dem Atlant-
Nyasa Lake Region: qjNeu-Langen- ischen und dem siidlichen Stillen
burg und das Deutsche Nyassa-See- Ozean. R. Liitgens, 7I5*; Fortschritte
gebiet, 871* der Ozeanographie. Fiirst Albert I.
Nyasaland: q4Baumwollbau in, 231*; von Monaco, 876*; Glaciation des
Geography and Economic Develop- Mers, les conditions de son developpe-
ment of British Central Africa. A. ment et les faits observes. E. v. Dry-
Sharpe, 710*; Native Customs in galski, 152*; Kaysers Physik des
Nyisa. H. W. Garbutt, 711*; Le Meeres. Zweite Auflage neubear-
Nyasaland. M. A. Winnen, 7II* beitet. C. Forch & P. Zanetti, rev.,
1 Map to illustrate "Geography and 706; Lotungen und ozeanographische
Economic Development of British Cen- Beobachtungen S. M. S. "Planet" in
tral Africa," n., 157 der Siidsee 1911, usw. A. C. Rei-
Nzamba, G., 392*, 631* chard, 795*; Mean Sea-Level. E. O.
.Henrici, 397*; Das Museum und In-
0 stitut fur Meereskunde in Berlin. A.
Oaxaca: qlExploration of Certain Iron- Penck, 874*; New Record in Ocean
Ore and Coal Deposits in the State Depths, 611; Note on Mean Sea-
of. J. L. W. Birkinbine, 307*; Recono- Level. S. G. Burrard, 555*; Uber
cimiento de algunos Criaderos de eine Methode zur Messung von Hoch-
Fierro del Estado de. Y. S. Bonillas, seegezeiten. E. Barkow, 235*; Eine
392* mogliche Ursache der Vertiefung der
Oberhummer, E., 393* Meere. W. Trabert, 315*; Musee
Obi: ql Ocean Route to - and Yenisei Oceanogr. de Monaco. J. Richard,
Rivers, 49 555*; Sur une nouvelle methode de
Obituary: recherches qualitatives de la lumiere
Agnew, Andrew G., 9x8 dans des profondeurs differentes de la
Andree, Dr. Richard, 294 mer. R. Bertel, 315*; Oceanograph-
Arechavaleta, Prof. Jose, 691 ical Institute at Paris. W. S. Bruce,
Bacon, Francis McNeil, 918 794*; Die optische Bestimmung des
Barnes, John S., 52 Salzgehalts im Seewasser. F. Lowe,
Claparede, Arthur de, 2Io 795*; Der Salzgehalt der Meere und
Davidson, George, 50, 51 seine Ursachen. A. Voeikov, 555*;
Dutton, Major Clarence Edward, 124 Verdunstung auf dem Meere. R. Liit-
Hooker, Sir Joseph Dalton, 124 gens, 235*; Die Wirkung der grossen
Keane, Augustus Henry, 210 Hitze und Diirrezeit 1911 auf die
McGee, Dr. W J, 691 Seenverdunstung. J. Maurer and J.
Melville, Rear-Admiral George W., Friih, 635* 4lMaps: Uber Meeres-
370 strbmungen zwischen Kap Horn und
Rotch, A. Lawrence, 294 der la Plata-Miindung. J. Klaehn,
Scobel, Prof. Albert, 294 315*; Salzgehalt der Oberflache der
Tarr, Ralph Stockman, 283, 284 Meere im Verhaltnis zur Siisswasser-
Whitehouse, Frederic Cope, 125 zufuhr der Stromgebiete und zur
Young, Robert Evans, 124 Hohe der Randegebirge, ft., 320;
Obruchev, V. A., 873*, 916 Oberflachentemperatur an der Nord-
Obst, E., 632* westafrikaiischen Kiiste, 160*; Wind-
land: Index Map of, n., x56; Quadro Card, 941* 4jMap of Spain: Estadisti-
d'Unione della Carta Dimostrativa ca de Obras Publicas, n., 938
della Samalia Italiana, n., 159 Spears, J. R., 234*
Sonolet, L., 3 2* Speelman, C., 467*
Sonora: q The Sonora Desert, Mexico. Speer, R. E., 694
C. Lumholtz & I. N. Dracopoli, 930* Speight, R., 234*, - L. Cockayne and
lqMaps of Sonora: Map of S. W. R. M. Laing, I50*
Arizona and N. W. Sonora compris- Speiser, P., 151*; See also Solger, F.
ing the region formerly called Papa-Sperling, Otto, Notes du voyage en
gueria, n., 797; Map of Desert Re- Espagne (I640-41) du medicin-. E.
gion. I. N. Dracopoli, 316*; Map Gigas, 396*
of the State of. H. A. Horsfall, n., Spethmann, H., i60*
935 Spiders. C. Warbuton, 868*
Soul, J., 631* Spitzbergen: qjBeitrage zur Kiisten-
South America: See under America. kunde von West, 875*; Dr. Bruce's -
South Australia: See under Australia. Expedition, 776; Geologischer Aus-
South Carolina: qj Agriculture. Cen- flug nach-veranstaltet vom XI. Intern.
sus 1910, 311*; Manufactures, Census Geo.ogenkongress, I9Io. B. Weigand,
I910, 55o*; Population, Census I9I0, 714*; Gjennem ukjendte strok av
229* q Chart: From Isle of Palms to Spitsbergens indland. En slaedetur
Hunting Island, 236* Kingsbay - Woodbay- Ekmanbay paa
South Dakota: q Agriculture. Census den norske spitsbergenekspedition
19I0, 311*; Coal near the Black Hills. sommeren 191 0. . Holtendahl, 875*;
Glacial Features in - in Relation to
R. W. Stone, 628*; Manufactures,
Census I910, 70*; Once Their Home. Irish Geology. G. A. Cole, 795*;
Our Legacy from the Dahkotahs. Meteorology in, 775; Les Nappes de
Historical, etc. F. C. Holley, 943*; Lave, les Volcans et les sources ther-
males dans les environs de la Baie
Population, Census 1910, 229* 4IMap:
Sketch Map showing southern limit Wood au. A. Hoel and 0. Holtedahl,
of Pleistocene ice sheet and the dis- 875*; Norwegian Expedition, I22;
tribution of Dakota glacial lobe. J. Political Status of, 690; Le Spitsberg
E. Todd, W. Upham, and D. E. Wil- dans l'histoire diplomatique. Etude de
lard, 154* geographie historique. A. Readstad,
South Georgia: 'Q Geologische Be- 875*; Spitsbergens Natur og Historie.
obachtungen iiber Sud-Georgien. F. G. Holmsen, 309*; Spitzbergens Land-
Heim, 795*; Whaling in Southern formen und ihre Vereisung. E. v.
Seas, 526 .IMap: Sketch Map show- Drygalski, 152*; - in Russian His-
ing whaling Grounds and the course tory and Literature. Sketch of Rus-
usually taken by "Humpback" and sian Sailings and Enterprises in -
"Right Whale" from Oct. to March. and a Bibliography of Literature and
J. I. Wilson, n., 159 Archives relating to them. A. F.
South Sea Islands: q4My Adventures Shidlowski, 875* 4 Map: Ice Condi-
Among South Sea Cannibals. . D. tions in the Spitsbergen Seas, I91I,
Rannie, rev., 381; Siidsee Inseln. G. n., 480
Friederici, 793* Sprague, R., 137
South Shetland, Whaling in, 526 Springer, J. F., 628*
Spafford, J. E., 393* Spruce, Engelmann - in the Rocky
Spain: qjEin Beitrag zur ReiseliteraturMountains . . . growth, volume and
iiber Spanien aus einer Handschrift reproduction. E. R. Hodson and J.
der Miinchener Hof und Staatsbiblio- H. Foster, 788*
thek. L. Pfandl, 396*; Beobachtungen Stadlmann. J., 794*
eines reisenden Geographen auf derStange, A., 713*
Iberischen Halbinsel. G. B'raun, Stanley-Pool, Le - commercial. P.
713*; Four Months Afoot in Spain. Briart, 148*
H. A. Franck, rev., 6x; The History Stavenhagen, W., 474*, 555*, 628*,
of the Moorish Empire in Europe. S. 632*, 713*
P. Scott, 946*; The Magic of Spain. Stawropol, Die Nogaier im Gouvern-
A. F. G. Bell, rev., 382; Relations de ment-(Ziskaukasien). K. v. Hahn,
l'Espagne et du Maroc pendant le 233*
i8me et I9me Siecles. E. Rouard de Stearns, W. N., 631*
L. Faris, 469*; Magnetic Declination in 838; Map of North America, n., 796;
the, 448; Present Activities of the ... Map of Southern Part of Appalachian
Survey. O. H. Tittmann, 257; Resu tsProvince showing its physiographic
of Magnetic Observations made by, Divisions and its relation to the Coas-
between July I, 1910 and June 30, tal Plain, 154* elU. S. Coast and
I9I1. R. L. Faris, 391*; Results of Geodetic Survey Charts: Atlantic
Magnetic Observations . . . Time of Coast, 235, 635, 796; Gulf, Coast, 236,
Solar Eclipse of April 28, I9II. O. 796; Hawaiian Islands, 237; Pacific
H. Tittmann, 715*; Triangulat'on Coast, 236, 636, 796; Philippine Isl-
along the Ninety-Eight Meridian, Ne- ands, 237, 636; Porto Rico, 236
braska to Canada and Connection Universism: A Key to the Study of
with Great Lakes. W. Bowie, 391*; Taoism and Confucianism. J. J. M.
U. S. Geol. Survey: Classification of de Groot, n., 926
Public Domain by the, ii9; Gaging Unstead, J. F., 627*; - & Taylor, E.
Stations . . .1888-910o and Survey G. R., 309*
Publications relating to Water Re- Upham, W. and Others, 947*; See also
sources. Compiled by B. D. Wood, Todd, J. D.
629*; Topographic Survey of the U. Upsala, Bulletin de l'Observatoire Me-
S., I9II, II9; Topographic Maps of teorologique de 1'-. F. Akerblom,
Counties, 607 I Transportation: 714*
American Transportation Question. Urubamba, The Cafion of the. I.
S. O. Dunn, rev., 703; Bull. of Reve- Bowman, 88i
nues and Expenses and Steam Roads Uruguay: qIAll-Rail Route between
I. I. . 9 and I9II, 549*; Good Roads Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro, 471*;
Party, n., 306; Highways of Progress. Anuario Estadistico . . . 1907-o8 con
J. J. Hill, 296; Mileage and Cost of varios datos de I909 y 19I0, Vol. 2,
Public Roads in the - I909. J. E. Part I, 552*; Part 2, 931*; Diccionario
Pennybacker, Jr. and M. O. Eldridge, Geografico del. O. Araujo, n., 925; El
928*; Railway Library, 18io, n., 867; Uruguay a travis de un Siglo. C. M.
Railroad Traffic and Rates. E. R. Maeso, arev., 375; Uruguay in I9I0,
Johnson and G. G. Huebner, rev., 71*
6I9; Railways. S. Sterne, rev., 620; Usteri, A., 307*
Stage-Coach and Tavern Days. A. Ustica, La Sismicita all'Isola di-e il
M. Earle, n., 708; The Western Gate periodo Marzo-Aprile I906. G. Mar-
. . . new American mercantile ma- tinelli, 626*
rine. P. H. W. Ross, 142*; Water Usu: q(Uber den - und Hokkaido und
Transportation between Chicago andiiber einige andere Vulkane mit Quell-
the Mississippi, 685 ejU. S. Geo- kuppenbildung. I. Friedlaender, 793*
graphic Board, Decisions, 31*, 550*, ElMap: Kartenskizze des Usu, n., 937
789*, 929* qlMaps of the United Utah: Q Agriculture. Census 19o0,
States: Am6rique. Eta d'avancement 311*; Geology and Ore Deposits of
des travaux au 31 D6c., 1909, n., 237; the Park City Dist. J. M. Boutwell,
Bathy-Orographical Map of the. W. 927*; Geology of San Juan Oil Field.
and A. K. Johnston, n., 240; Gray's E. G. Woodruff, 470*; Grazing and
New Railway System Map of the U. Floods: Conditions in the Manti Nat.
S., Canada and Mexico, n., 155; Three Forest. R. V. R. Reynolds, 928*;
Maps of the U. S. Compiled by H.Gan- Ground Water in Juab, Millard, and
net, n., 399; qEBureau of American Iron Counties. O. E. Meinzer, 69*;
Ethnology Maps, n., 77 qBureau of Irrigation. Farms and Acreage irri-
the Census Maps, 155 4[General gated, etc., Census I9I0, 929*; MNanu-
Land Office Maps: Four State Maps, factures, Census I910, 869*; Lead and
n., 797 E U. S. Lake Survey Maps, n.,Zinc. Notes . . . and Copper Depos-
77 ql U. S. Geological Survey Maps, 74,its in the Bear River Range. R. W.
I53, 397, 556, 636, 796, 877, 933; Geo-Richards, 69*; Petroleum and Natur-
logic Map of North America Compiled al Gas' in. E. G. Woodruff, 629*;
by U. S. Geol. Surv. with Coopera- Population, Census I9Io, I47*; Re-
tion of Geol. Surv. of Canada and sults of Spirit Leveling, I897 to 1910.
Inst.'Geol. de Mexico, n., 155; Intern.R. B. Marshall, 147*; San Juan Oil
Map of the World: North America. Field. R. E. Gregory, 69* EMaps of
North K I9: Boston, 399*, 934*, n., Utah: Geol. Map of Park City Dis-
Guilbert. P. H. Galle, 635*; Great paw and Hancock Quads. showing the
Weather Cycle. T. W. Keele, 152*; "trellis" arrangement of the streams,
Weather Science. F. W. Henkel, rev., 398*; Holden Quad., n., 934; Madison
305; What will the Weather be? Quad., 398*; Naugatuck Quad., 877*;
Amateur Forecaster's Vade Mecum. Mullens Quad., 877*; Oxbow cut-off
H. G. Busk, 228*; Our Weather. J. in Sleepy Creek at Johnsons Mill,
S. Fowler and W. Marriott, rev., 862; 398*; Pawpaw Quad.: Areal Geology,
Weather Signs and How to Read Structure Sections, 398*; Pineville
them at Sea. W. Allingham, n., 926 Quad., 877*; Pocahontas Special Quad.
Weaver, C. E., 628* n., 557; Pounding Mill Quad., 878*;
Webb, G. W., 63 Welch Quad., 878*; Portions of Mate-
Webber, C. H. & W. S. Nevins, 948* wan and Williamson Quads, n., 934
Weber, C. A., 397* Weule, K., 702, 868*
Weber, F., 533 Whaling Fisheries: qlWhaling in
Weber, M. M. v., 948* Southern Seas, 526
Wedemeyer, A., 395* Wheat: q Climatic Limits of Wheat
Weed, W. H., 628*, 693 Cultivation, with Special Reference
Weeden, E. St. Clair, 860 to North America. J. F. Unstead,
Weedon, T., 867* 627*; Wheat-Growing in Canada, the
Weeks, J. H., 377 United States, and the Argentine, In-
Wegemann, C. H., 470*, 558*, 628*; cluding Comparisons with Other
See Also Davis, J. A. & Munn, M. J. Areas. W. P. Rutter, rev., 372
Wegemann, G., 639*, 874* qEMaps: Two Maps to illustrate
Wegener, A., 715*, 718* "Climatic Limits of Wheat Cultiva-
Wegener, G., 232*, 872* tion with special reference to North
Wegener, K., 474*, 527 America, n., 637
Wehner, H., 240* Wheeler, A. 0. and E. Parker, 694
Weidman, S., 628*;-and P. 0. Wood, Whitbeck, R. H., 70*, 149*
629* White, J., 230*, 307
Weigand, B., 714* Whitehouse, Frederic Cope, Obituary,
Weise, O., 709* 125
Weissenberg, S., 791* White Mountains: q Commercial Im-
Wellington, N. Z., Recent and Sub- portance of the White Mountain For-
Recent Movements of Uplift and of ests. P. W. Ayres, 788*; - Trails.
Subsidence near. C. A. Cotton, 794* Tales of the Trails to the Summit of
Wells, J. See How, W. W. Mount Washington and other sum-
Werth, E., 633* mits of the White Hills. W. Packard,
Western Australia: See under Aus- n., 786
tralia. Whitford, H. N., 712*
West Indies. See also Cuba, Porto Whitney, M., 470*
Whitson, A. R. and 0. E. Baker, 849
Rico, etc. 41 Central America and West
Indies. A. H. Keane, n., 389; List Wicherley, W., 787*
Wichmann, H., 152*, 553*, 629*, 631*;
of Works relating to the West Indies,
870*; Repression of Piracy in the. C.See also Habenicht, H.
G. Calkins, 392*; West Indian Pro- Wiener Wald: IqArchiologischer
gress. A. E. Aspinall, 551* (IMap: Wegweiser durch das Viertel ober
Amerique. (Service Geog. de l'Ar- dem Wiener Walde, usw. E. Sacken,
mee), n., 237 946*
Westphalia: 4jWirtschaftliche Abhan-Wiese, J. D. T. and R. Ronaldson, 472*
gigkeit Rheinland-Westfalens vom Wight, Isle of: See Isle of Wight.
Boden. M. Eckert, 314* Wild Duck Foods, Three Important.
West Virginia: qAgriculture. Census W. L. McAtee, 229*
I910. 3II*; Manufactures, Census Wildeman, E. de, 932*; See also Drye-
for 19Io, 869*; Population, Census 91o0,
pondt, Dr.
Wilke, G., 228*
i47*; Results of Spirit Leveling, I909
to 191o. R. B. Marshall, 311* EqMaps Wilkes, C. qEWilke's Work Endorsed
of West Virginia: Bald Knob Quad., by a British Authority, 523
n., 934; Gilbert Quad., 557*; Han- Willard, D. E., 154*
cock Quad., Areal Geology, Structure Willcocks, Sir W:, 701, 937*
Sections 398*; Drainage Map of Paw- Williams, G. S., 629*
between the Portuguese and the Span-70*; Petroleum and Natural Gas in.
iards by the treaty of Tordesillas C. H. Wegemann, 628*; Population,
(I494) confirmed by the Pope, n., 320; Census I910, 229*; Potash-Bearing
Flachengliederung der Erdteile. P. Rocks of Leucite Hills. A. R. Schultz
Seyferth, n., 720; Funkentelegraphen- and W. Cross, 869*; Reconnaissance
karten. Weltkarte, n., 80; Geeignete of Phosphate Deposits in Western.
Kartenprojektion zur Darstellung der E. Blackwelder, 627*; Report on Con-
Erdmagnetischen Elemente. H. WVeh- dition of Elk in Jackson Hole in I9II.
ner, n., 240; Geographische Glieder- E. A. Preble, 869*; Some Small Nat-
ung der Erdoberflache. E. Banse, n., ural Bridges in Eastern. V. H. Bar-
240; Indexkarten zum Kartograph- nett, 788* qJMaps of Wyoming: Can-
ischen Monatsbericht, n., 240; Jour- yon Quad., n., 398; Gallatin Quad., n.,
ney Around the World, 320*; Karte 398; Lake Quad., n., 398; Laramie
der Grenzen und der Genauigkeit un- Quad.: Areal Geology, Structure Sec-
serer heutigen Kenntnis vom Relief tions, Artesian Water, I54*; Structure
der Erdoberflache. L. Carriere, n., of Laramie Quad., shown by coutours,
239; Kartenskizze der Kontinental- etc., I55*; Montpelier Quad., 75*;
schollen, 640*; Northern Hemisphere.Sherman Quad.: Areal Geology, Struc-
Isogonenkarte der Nordhemisphire ture Sections, 154*; Shoshone Quad.,
fur die Epoche I500, n., 938; Philips' 75*; Ten Maps accompanying Potash-
Chamber of Commerce Atlas. Survey Bearing Rocks of Leucite Hills, 636*;
of World's Trade with Commercial Map of Powder R. Oil Field. C. H.
Compendium and Gazetteer Index, Wegemann,
n., 558*; Topographic Map
800; Planisphere. Bassin du Pacifique, of Yellowstone Park, n., 557
Ocean Atlantique et Ocean Indien, n.,
X
320; Religionskarte der Erde. W. v.
Diest & M. Groll, n., 400; Rand, Mc-Xing6: QjRoutenaufnahme von Dr. E.
Nally & Co's new Imperial Atlas of Snethlage vom Xingu zum Tapajoz.
the World, 7., 800; Salzgehalt an der M. Mayr, 870* qlMap: Iriri-Curui-
Oberflache der Meere im Verhiiltnis
Jamanchim (Xingu- und Tapajozge-
zur Siisswasserzufuhr der Stromge- biet). Nach der Routenaufnahme I909
biete und zur Hohe der Randegebirge, von E. Snethlage. M. Mayr, n., 717
n., 320; Tabularum geographicarum Xochicalco. F. B. Purdie, 550*
contractarum libri septem [I6i8]. P.
Bertius, 940*; Trade Routes and Dis- Y
tances by existing lines and by the
Panama Canal, 799*; Verbreitung des Yacoub Pasha, A., I34
abyssischen Sedimente, 640*; Verbrei- Yakutat Bay Region: EPhenomena
tung und Intensitat des Reisbaus auf associated with Glacier Drainage and
der Erde. C. Wachmann, n., 320; Wastage, with especial reference to
World (Oxford Outline Maps). B. observations in the. O. D. v. Engeln,
V. Darbishire, n., 720 469*
Worsfold, W. B., 948* Ya-long R.: qExploration hydro-
Wrangell Mount, Glaciers East of, 365graphique du-et du Yang-tseu Supe-
Wrench, J. E. See Olmstead, A. T. rieur. L. Audemard, 232* qjMap:
Wright, G. F., 129 Carte provisoire . . . et du Cours In-
Wright, H. S., 63 ferieur du Ya-Long. L. Audemard,
Wright, J., 948* 79*
Wright, W. B., 123 Yalu R.: qjDer Amunyoku Kan oder
Wrong, G. M. & Wallace, W. S., 624 Yalu-Fluss und seine Hafen, 313*
Wurm, A., 3I4* Ya-mal Peninsula, Map: q Samojeden-
Wiirttemberg: lljahreshefte des Ve- halbinsel. B. M. Shitkov, n., 238
reins fur vaterlandische Naturkunde Yamamoto, H., 551*
in, 73*; uber WVurttemberos amtliches, Yangtse River: q Exploration hydro-
Kartenwesen. W. Stavenhagen, 474*, graphique du Ya-long et du Yang-tse
555* sup6rieur. L. Audemard, 232*; La
Wyoming: EqAgriculture. Census 191o, grande artere de la Chine. Le Yang-
311*; Coal near the Black Hills. R. tseu. J. Dautremer, rev., 699 EqMap:
W. Stone, 628*; Irrigation. Farms and Carte provisoire du Yang Tseu Kiang
Acreage irrigated, etc., Census I9Io, sup6rieur et du cours inf6rieur du Ya
929*; Manufactures, Census, I91o, Long. L. Audemard, 79*
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