National Geographic Magazine e-bog

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Aberdeen, Scotland; Abishua Codex: First photograph of; Abishua, Great-grandson of Aaron: Reference to the Abishua Codex; Abortive Clitopilus mushroom (Clitopilus abortivus); Abu el Hassan, Son of the late High Priest Jacob: Photograph of; Achin, Sumatra, Dutch East Indies; Achinese war; Acre, Syria: Knights of St. John; Acropolis of Samaria, Palestine; Adalia, Asia Minor; Adams, John: Reference to; Adirondack Mountains, N.Y.; Victory Park; Adriatic; gean Sea, Islands of; Aerial trolley used for conveying guano, Peru; sop fables; Afghan, Persia; Afiun-Karahissar, Asia Minor; Africa; Africa, South: Salvation Army; Africa, South: Salvation Army workers and their native associates; Africa, South: Zulu wards of the Salvation Army; Agassiz Basin, N. H.; Agriculture, Massachusetts; Agrippina, Julia: Mention of; Ahab's palace, Samaria, Palestine: Reburying; Ai, Palestine; Aidin, Asia Minor; Aiyue (guardsmen) Formosa, Pacific Ocean; Akid eh Niyeh (Samaritan prayer); Ak-Kom-Mo-Ding-Wa: Smith Sound native; Alaska; Albatrosses, Peru; Albert I, King of the Belgians: Mention of; Albert Hall, London, England: International Congress of the Salvation Army; Alcatraz, see Pelicans; Alcott, Louisa: Thoreaus Flute; Alert (Steamship); Alkaios, Poet: Reference to; Alkman: Choir song for girls; Almond groves, Goodnoe Hills, Klickitat Co., Wash.: Destruction of by crows; Almost a Dog Mountain, Glacier National Park, Mont.; Al-Ning-Wa: An Eskimo woman; Altar of Seth, Mount Gerizim, Palestine; Altar, Tarxien Temple, Malta, Mediterranean Sea; Amanita mushroom species: Underground portions of the; Amazons, Legend of the; American Falls, Idaho; Americanism; Americanization; Amherst College, Amherst, Mass; Ami savages, Formosa, Pacific Ocean: Dance of the; Amsterdam-Deli Company, Medan, Sumatra, Dutch East Indies; Amundsen, Capt. Roald: National Geographic Society Banquet, 1913; Anak kajoe (poles for tobacco drying) Sumatra, Dutch East Indies; Anatolia (A