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The GEOGRAPHERS
VISITED FARGO
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European members represent the
greatest universities of the old world,
including those in Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, France, Germany, Great
Britain, Hungary, Italy, the Neither
lands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Serv-
ia, Sweden n Switzerland.
Americans in the Party.
CT the Americans in the party there
were:
Prof. H. R. Barrows, associate pro-
Chicago.
Prof. Isaiah Bowman, assistant pro-
lessor of geography, Yale university.
Prof. Albert Perry Brigham, profess
or OF geology, Colgate university.
Prof. Robert NJ. Brown, instructor in
geology, Massachusetts State Normal
school.
Prof. R. D. Calkins, department of
GEOGRAPHY; Mississippi Central State
Prof. Frank S. Churchill, professor of
medicine, Rush Medical college of
University of Chicago.
Prof. Henry c.. CowIes, professor OF
botany, University of Chicago.
j. Fl. CuntZ, Castle Point, N. J.
Prof. Summer w. Cushing, instructor
in geography, Massachusetts State
Normal school.
Prof. william Morris Davis profess
or emeritis of geology, Harvard uni
versity.
Prof. Richard e. Dodge, professor of
geography, Columbia university.
Prof. Nevin M. Fenneman, professor
OF geology, University Of Rochester,
and president of American .Geographi-
cal society.
Prof. Ulysses S. Grant, professor of
geology, Northwestern university.
Prof. william NJ. Gregory, professor
of geography, Cleveland Normal school.
winthrop T. Haynes, student, Harry
ard.
william o. Hotchkiss. Wisconsin
state geologist, Madison.
Prof. William j. Humphreys, profess
or of meteorological physics, United
States weather bureau, Washington.
Prof. Mark Jefferson, professor of
geography, Michigan State Normal
school,.
Prof. Douglas w. Johnson, associate
professor Of photography, Columbia
university.
Prof. George F. Kay, professor of
geology, University of Iowa.
Prof. Lawrence Martin, assistant
professor of photography University
of Wisconsin.
The Europeans.
The following were the foreign
members Of the party:
Austria-Dr. Edmund Brucker, pro-
lessor of geography University of
Vienna; DR. Fritz Machatschek, privat-
dozent of geography, University of
Vienna; DR.. Eugen ~Oberhummer, pro-
lessor OF geography, University of
Vienna.
Belgium-Jules Leclercq, former
president of Royal Belgian G~eograph-
ical society; Paul EIsen, Antwerp.
Denmark-Prof. Ole Ofusen, secre-
tary of Danish Geographical society.
France-Henri Baulig, instructor of
geography, University of Paris; Albert
Demangeon, professor of geography,
University of Lille; Emanuel De Marg-
erie, vice president Of historical and
descriptive geographical section of the
Scientiques; Edouard Alfred Martel.
former president Of Commission Cen
trale de la Societe de Geographic; EN-
manuel De Martone, professor of geog-
Lyons; .Lucen Gallois, professor OF
geography, University of Paris; An
tome Vacher, professor of geography,
University of Lille; Pierre Bastian,
of Paris; Francois Herpette, assistant
in geography, University of Paris.
Germany-Dr. Erich Won Drygalskii
professor of geography, University OF
colonial geography. University of Der.
lin; Dr. Godfried Merzbacher, explorer,
Dr. Joseph Partsch Gehei, art professor
of geography, University of Leipzig
Oceanographical institute; DR.. Carl
Uhlig, professor of geography, Univer.
sity of T%ubingen; Harry Waldbaur
Erich Wunderlich. students; DR.. Gustav
| w. Won Zahn, University of Jena.
Great Britain-Henry Q. Beckit, M
! A, Balliol college, University OF Ok.
| ford; George G. Chrisholm, lecturer or
geography, University of Edinburgh
Alan Grant Ogilvie, school of geogra
| ply, University of Oxford; William Fl
| Miles, M. A., Dunbar. Scotland.
Hungary-Dr. Eugene de Cholnoky
| professor of geography, University ei
Kolozsvar; Count Paul Telske, honor
airy secretary-general of Hungarian
| Geographical society.
Italy-Dr. Olinto Marinelli. professor
of geography, Institute of Higher Stud.
les, Florence; Prof. G. Richten, Milan
DIR. Cesaro Calciati, explorer.
The Netherlands. f.. Eiermyer
professor of economic geography, Uni.
versity of Utrecht; DR.. Carl Oestreich
professor of Physical geography, Uni.
versity of Utrecht.
Norway-Werner Werenskiold. lee,
tlIrer on geography, University Of
| Christiania.
Russia-Wladimir Doublansky, ex
plorer and conservator of imperia
gardens at st. Petersburg; Jules M
~Schokalsky, professor of physical geog
| raphy, Academic Navale Nicholas ans
Ecole SUPERHERO Pedagogique, st
petersburg.
Sweden-Dr. Gunnar Anderson, pro
fessor of economic geography, Colleg'
of Commerce, University OF Stockholm
Switzerland-Emile Chafx, professo
of economical and political geography
University of Geneva; DR.. Fritz MISS