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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION  627
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II. Pioneer Smithsonian Enterprises and What They Became.

1. The National Weather Service.
2. The International Exchanges of Scientific Literature. 
3. Transcontinental Surveys, and the National Museum.
4. Oceanic Surveys and the Fish Commission. 
5. Indians and the Bureau of American Ethnology.
6. The National Zoological Park. 
7. The Sun's Heat and the Astrophysical Observatory. 
8. The National Gallery of Art and the Freer Gallery. 
9. The International Catalogue of Scientific Literature. 
10. The Mechanical Flight and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. 

III. Increasing and Diffusing Knowledge Among Men.

1. Smithsonian Grants and What Resulted. 
2. Great Publications.
3. The Most Popular Government Book, the Smithsonian Report.
4. What the People Ask to Know, and Who Tells Them.

IV. The Earliest Forms of Life.
By Dr. Walcott and Colleagues.

V. Ancient Animals of North America.
By Mr. Gilmore.

VI. The Zoological Park. 
By Mr. Hollister.

VII. Creatures of the Waters. 
By Members of the Staff.

VIII. Creatures of the Land. 
By Members of the Staff.

IX. Creatures of the Air, Birds and Butterflies. 
By Members of the Staff.

X. Insects, Curious, Useful and Harmful. 
By Dr. Howard and Colleagues. 

XI. Plants, Grasses and Flowers. 
By Messrs. Coville, Rose, Maxon, Hitchcock, and Mrs. Walcott.

XII. Stones, Celestial and Terrestrial.

1. Gem stones and other minerals.
2. Meteorites and their terrestrial allies. 
3. Marbles and other ornamental stones. 
4. Rocks and soils.
By Dr. Merrill.

XIII. How the Sun Affects Us. 
By Dr. Abbot. 

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