The World's Population

Germán statisticians have rccently brought out somê intèrësti ig figure as to the pppulaüon of the -rodd. 'lh oo uew researches set down the pr numberat .l,:-5'Jl ,080,080, a total oalour lated to eultóste humility m eacli soparato unit of that mighty jmnilKT. Victoria sways her mild scepter over 300,000 000. India has about fhe same numbér Chifla lesa. South America has wastedand WÓMJ awa.v lier pepple by oivü muís, and some oí her Stotes, notablv Paraguay, show an alai-iriing falling olf of 387,00%. Oarryiag foíWasd the oaloulatioBS to ilio future, ií iá eátsmateel tluit iu the year 2,000, tml; 1'25 years frpm tliis time, the ümta btateu wiU have a popuLUiou p'f 1 [8,001 '00.