ROOM FOR ALL EUROPE.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 221, 27 October 1916, Page 2 (Supplement)

ROOM FOR ALL EUROPE.

IT* AKKA XKAULY IHE SAME AS THAI' OK WESTEHN I'.S.A. The !"niii-J States can swallow all of !!:;n>po- area, population, and nil. I'l"» entire coiiih;n.-d computed avea of the fcircijin count-He* and tin- area of the wc.-tcrn United Slat*-; are very ncarh ll'c same, says tli. l " I'upuhn Science Monthly." The div r pan. v i> a lutn 1 iY'*Mi square ln'lcs on Europe's side. At the -ame iill:.-. how , er. Rll-Sia i. Europe would spread over iho whole western part of the States, crowding i! to the doors with it? "I 11.000.000 ,V ncoplo. Icing tin Liv-i i.l all the European countries. Th<- Stat* l of California 1 as amp!, l (ju.irtiTs for sovpn European countri< ;. I tn i't< population is onl ya little ore.' i\ooo,Oi 0. whereas little Ronnianh a'Mvi harhours just ahout 7 000,000 in h.ihitints.

Austria-Hunjinry (it- rather tightly a: oss the shoulders of Texas which h;>s a scattered population n nearly 1,000,000, whereas Austria-Hungarv has more than .",1.000,000 of people aei ommod ited within its boundaries.

Mora striken?, however, is corpulent Malm with its .°,2. r ) 000 inhnhitants hv. nig in an aron sufficient ' i onarte™ 10.000,000 of Euroncatis living in four largo countries. Th"ii ll.er< are Mi n fin and North Dakol i v.ith the r iIOO.OOO people onjoving etione/h rooVa lor Spain and Portugal'.', 2"/)0fh000.