THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. 



The National Geographic Magazine is a journal of geography, physical, commer- 

 cial, and political. It aims to convey new information and current opinion on geographic 

 matters, and to be a medium Of communication between geographers in America and 

 Europe. Its editorial staff includes officers and experts of the different scientific bureaus 

 of the Government, each representing a field teeming with facts of geographic interest. 

 Its corps of contributors comprises nearly every United .States citizen whose name has 

 become identified with Arctic exploration, the Bering Sea controversy, the Alaska and 

 Venezuela boundary disputes, or the new commercial and political questions arising from 

 the acquisition of the Philippines. Through the cordial cooperation of the different 

 diplomatic representatives of foreign nations at Washington, it is able to present the 

 latest and most authentic geographic intelligence from other countries.' 



The National Geographic Magazine numbers among its contributors the following 

 well-known writers on the different branches of geographic science : 



Prof. Cleveland Abbe 



Cyrus C. Adams 



Cyrus C. Babb 



Capt. J. R. Barti.ett, U. S. N. 



I>r George F. Becker 



Alexander Graham Bell, LL.D 



Hon. Emory F. Best 



Prof. F. H. Bigelow 



James H. Blodgett 



Hon. J. B. Browne 



Lieut, J. C. Cantwell, U. S. A. 



Frank M. Chapman 



Robert H. Chapman 



Dr E. L. Corthell 



Dr Elliott Coues 



F. V. Covii.le 



Hon. William E. Curtis 



Frank H. Cushing 



Hon. Charles W. Dabney 



Dr William H. Dall 



Prof. George Davidson 



Arthur P. Davis 



William M. Davis 



Dr David T. Day 



W. A. Dickey 



J. S. Dillek 



Lieut. C. P. Elliott, U. S. A. 



S. F. Emmons 



Dr Walter H. Evans 



David G. Fairchild 



Prof. B. E. Fernow 



C H. Fitch 



Hon. John W. Foster 



Capt. D. D. Gau lard. U. S. A. 



Hamlin Garland 



Prof. K. B. Garriott 



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 President D;C. < IlLMAN 

 Capt. L. C. Glenn, lT. S. A. 

 Rich ard U. < Joojde 

 Prof. Edwin A. ( irosvenob 



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Dr Mark VV". 1 Iarrington 



Prof. A lbert Bushnell Hart 



,1. P>. Hatcher 



Dr C. Willard 1 1 \ yes 



Prof. A. J. Henry 



Robert T. Hill 



F. W. Hodge 



Prof. Dean 



William H. Holmes 

 Dr Emil Holub, Vienna 

 Cornelia Horspord 

 Dr Sheldon Jackson 

 M. S. VV. Jefferson 

 ., etc. Willard I). Johnson 



J. Scott Keltie, LL.D., etc. 



George Kennan 



M. B. Kerr 



Prof. S. P. Lang ley 



J. B. Leiberg 



Prof. William Libbey 



G. W. LlTTLEHALES 



Prof. E. McClure 



Prof. John Bach McMaster 



Hon. Ernest A. Man 



Prof. O. T. Mason 



Dr T. C. Mendenhall 



E. W. Nelson , 



F. H. Newell 

 Herbert G. Ogden 

 Lieut. Robert E. Peary 

 George C. Perkins, U. S. S. 

 Prof. W. H. Pickering 



GlFFORD PlNCHOT 



Major J. W. Powell 

 Prof. W. B. Powell 

 E. D. Preston 

 Hon. J. R. Procter 



G. R. Putnam 



Prof. Israel C. Russell 

 Dr N. S. Shaler 

 Maior W. A. Simpson, U. S. A. 

 Capt, C. D. Sigsbee, U. S. N. 

 Maj. A. Falkner von Sonnenberg 

 J. Stanley-Brown 

 Gen. G- M. Sticrnburg 

 Commander Z. L. Tanner 

 Prof. RalphS. Tarr 

 Max L. Tornow 

 O. H. Tittmann 

 Hon. Charles D. Walcott 

 Mrs Fannie P.. Ward 

 Commander H. Webster, U. S. N. 

 President B. L. Whitman 

 Walter D. Wilcox 

 Bailey Willis 

 Hon. William L. Wilson 

 Dr F. H. Wines 

 C. Worcester 



