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Russia-Siberia. Iz. Imp. Russian G.S. 33 (1897): 34-47. Bogdanovich.
Letters from the Okhotsk-Kamchatka Expedition. By K. I. Bogdansvich. [In
Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Tour du Monde 3 (1897) : 577, 589, 601, 613. Chimkievitch.
Chez les Bouriates de 1’Amour. Par M. Chimkievitch. With Map and Illustra
tions.
Russia—Siberia. Deutsche G. Blatter 20 (18^1): 129-178,237-257. Franz.
Ueber die Mdglichkeit einer stiindigen Seeverbindung zwischen Europa und West-
Sibirien. Yon Dr. A. Franz.
An important practical paper dealing witli the possibility of establishing permanent
profitable sea-trade with Siberia. It takes account not only of the conditions of the
route, but also of the resources and commercial prospects of Siberia. The paper is
fortified by about 130 references to authoritative memoirs.
Russia—Siberia. Yezhegodnik Imp. Russian G.S. 7 (1897): 1-34. Koversky.
Sketch of the various Geodetic Works connected with the Construction of the Great
Siberian Railway. By E. A. Koversky. [In Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Krahmer.
Sibirien und die grosse Sibirische Eisenbahn. Yon G. Krahmer. Leipzig-
Zuckschwerdt & Co., 1897. Size 9£ x 6J, pp. vi. and 104. Map. Price 3m. °
Russia—Siberia. A tracers le Monde, Tour du Monde 4 (1898) : 145-148. Labbe.
De Tomsk h lachkent. Par M. Paul Labbe. With Illustrations.
Russia-Siberia. Mostitz.
Protocol Troitshosavsh-Kyalchta Br. Amur Sect. Imp. Russian G.S. No. 1 (1896): 5-17.
Traces of the Stone Age in the Valley of the River Selenga. By A. Mostitz fin '
Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Iz. E. Siberian Sect. Imp. Russian G.S. 28 (1897): 1-24. Obrucheff.
Excursion into the Gold-bearing Region of the Rivers Sarna and Ilikta in the
western Baikal highlands. V. Obrucheff. Map. [In Russian, resume in. French.]
Russia -Siberia. Patkanov.
Die Irtysch-Ostjaken und ihre Volkspoesie. Von S. Patkanov. 1 Tiel. Ethno-
graphisch-statistische Uebersicht. St. Petersburg, 1897. Size 12 x 8£, pp. viii.
and 168. Presented by the Imperial Academy of Sciences of St. Petersburg.
A thorough study of the Ostyaks and their country.
Russia—Siberia. Zemferedenfe 4 (1897): 128-143. Selnitzky.
The Anadyr Region. By A. P. Selnitzky. Tables. [In Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Zemfemfeme 3, 1896 (1897): 51-110. Soboleff.
The Russian Altai Mountains. By M. Soboleff. Illustrations. [In Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Deutsche Rundschau G. 20 (1897): 122-126. Thiess.
Handelsfahrten durch das Karische Meer, nach den sibirischen Fliissen Ob und
Jenissei. Nach russischen Quellen von F. Thiess.
Russia—Siberia. Iz. Imp. Russian G.S. 33 (1897): 48-52. Tronotf.
The Sources of the River Bukhtorma. By V. Tronoff. Map. [In Russian.]
Russia—Siberia. Iz. E. Siberian Sect. Imp. Russian G.S. 28 (1897) : 160-165. Yokhelson.
On the Vanished Races of Kolymsk District, Gov. Yakutsk. By V. Yokhelson.
[In Russian, resume in German.]
Linguistic studies attempting to solve the problem of a vanished tribe of North-
Eastern Siberia known as Anauli, Khodintsi, Shelagi, Omoki, or Kangyenisi.
Russia—Siberia. B.S.G. Marseille 21 (1897): 362-373. Saint-Yves.
Omsk et le Gouvernement d’Akmolinsk. Par M. G. Saint-Yves.
Russia—Siberia. Scottish G. Mag. 11 (1898): 211-251. Greig.
A Journey from Kirin, Manchuria, overland to Moscow. By James A. Greig
With Illustrations.
Russia—Siberia. B. American G.S. 30 (1898): 135-146. Howard.
Some Observations on Prisons in YTadivostock and Sakhalin. By Benjamin
Howard.