Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-30
GEOGRAPHERS
HERE SUNDAY
.Uoder Auspices Commercial
Club win View Country
Around Bismarck
Many Foreign
ers Interested IN T0pO.
graphical Conditions

Preparations are being made by +.
+. Young, secretary OF the CONNER
cial club to entertain the members
Of the transcontinental geographical
tour who will be present in this city
Sunday afternoon, Sept. |, at five
o'clock. The excursion train will ar
rive on the Northern Pacific from
Fargo and the texc%ursionists will
spend two hours visiting the differ
ent points of interest in this city,
Thirty automobiles have been Sc
cured in which to transport the ex-
cursionists over the city. The auto
train will leave the station and jour
ney to the bluffs on the Missouri
river neal the Ward farm; from there
they will travel east to the state
capitol then to Fort Lincoln. then to
the Falconer farm on Apple Creek
and then back to the ~penitentiary.
From the p%enitentiary they will jour
ney to the weather bureau where an
informal reception will be in order
with Gov. Burke as the principal
speaker. From here the excursion
will journey to the bad lands where
the greater part of Monday will be
taken up in viewing this noted place.
The following is the list of the
American and European members
who are making the transcontinental
tour:
American Members.
BarroWs and Cowles of Chicago,
Bowman Of Yale, Brigham of Colgate,
Davis and Ward of Harvard, Dodge
and johnson of Columbia, Fairchild
Of Rochester, Fenneman Of Cincin-
natl, Jefferson of Ypsiianti, Hummell
of New Jersey, Leverett of Ann Har-
Dor, Martin. WhisDeck and Williams
of Wisconsin, McAdie of San Fran
cisco Simpson of North Dakota, Tay-
lor of Fort Wayne, Watson of Vir-
ginia, White Of Ottawa and a mum
Der of members of the scientific bu-
reau in Washington.
Foreign Members. =
Austria-Dr. Edward Bruckner, DR..
Fritz Machatschek, and DR.. Eugene
Ooerhummer of the University OF
Vienna.
Belgium-Georges Locointo of the
Royal Belgium observatory, and Paul
Elson, of the geographical society of
Antwerp.
Denmark-Prof. Ole Olufsen, secre-
tary of the Royal Danish Geograph-
ical society, and Henry Baulig of the
University of Paris, Emmanuel De
Margerio and Edward Alfred Martel
of Paris, Lucion Gallios of University
of Paris, Antonio Vacher of the Uni.
versity Of Lilo. and Pierre Bastian
student of the University of Paris.
Germany-Dr. Erich Won Drygalski
of Berlin university, Dr.. Frits Jaeger
of Berlin university, DR.. Gottfried
Merzbacher of M%unchen, DR.. Alfred
Ruhl OF Berlin, DR.. K. Albert Tafel
an explorer of Stutsgart, DR.. Carl
Uhlio Ct Tubingin university and DR..
William Of the Breslau university.
Harry Walbaur and Erich Wuaderlich
students of the Leipzig and Berlin
universities.
% Great Britain-Henry o. Bockit and
George G.. Chisholm Of the Oxford
university and John d. Falconer Of
the Glasgow university.
Hungary-Dr. Eugene De Cholnoky,
Baron Franz Noposa and Count Paul
Toleki of Budapest.
Italy = DR.. Olinta Marinelli of
Florence, Dr.. Decie Viniciquerra OF
the Rome university and Dr.. Cessare
Calciati an explorer.
The Netherlands. F. Niormeyer |
and DR.. Kark Oestraich Of the Uni
versity of Utrecht.
Norway-Werner Werenskield OF
the Christiana university.
Portugal - Dr. francisco Silva |
Telles of the Lisbon university.
Russia-Wladimir Doubiansky an
explorer of st. Petersburg and Jules
M. Schoktialsky of St. Petersburg.
Servia-Dr. Jovan Cyijic of the
Servian university.
Spain-Dr. Ricardo Beltrany Roz-
pide, editor of the bulletin of the
of commerce at Madrid.
Sweden-Dr. Gunnar Anderson OF
the University Of Stockholm.
Switzerland-Dr. Jean Brunnes OF
the Fribourg university, Emile Chalk
of tho Conovo univorcitv nr FRITZ |