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Here are two National Geographic Magazines from 1909.
March 1909 Vol. XX No. 3 African Number (Issue) and includes the fold-out map of Africa showing railway and telegraphic lines, elevations, and the latest geographical data. Featured stories 'Where Roosevelt Will Hunt', 'Amid the Snow Peaks of the Equator', 'Natal, the Garden Colony', 'the French in North Africa'.
May 1909 Vol. XX No. 5 features 'The Call of the West' with 21 photos, 'Camps and Cruises of the Ornithologist' with 30 photos, 'In Beautiful Delecarlia' with 13 photos, 'A Plague of Mice' with 7 photos, and The National Geographic Society, Greely's Handbook of Alaska.
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