Portal:National Geographic Society

“ Two Bird Lovers in Mexico " (C. W. Beebe) 575 "Arizona Sketches" (J. A. Munk) 575 National Geographic Society 575 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Page Diagram showing wave of immigration into the United States from all countries during the past 25 years 6 Diagram showing total immigration into the United States 17 Chart showing the ratio of criminality of immigrants 19 United States Immigration Island, New York Harbor 20 United States Immigrant Station, Ellis Island, looking north toward New York city, 1904 . ”

“ Three eggs embedded in gelatinous membrane in which they are laid 337 Fig. 2. Young angler taken out of the egg just previous to hatching 338 Fig. 3. Young angler not long after hatching. . - 338 Fig. 4. Young angler with 2 elongated dorsal rays, etc 338 Fig. 5. Young angler showing still greater increase in length 339 Fig. 6. Young angler in oldest pelagic stage 339 Fig. 7. Young angler of oldest pelagic stage, seen from above 339 Fig. 8. Young angler with most of the characteristics of adults 340 Fig. 9. The common angler 341 Diagram showing production of principal minerals. ”

“ Turning up the salt, salt fields, Solinen, Russia 323 xii The National Geographic Magazine Page Moscow workmen in one of the street markets 324 A characteristic Russian troika (three-horse carriage) before the old Petrofski palace in the northwest suburb of Moscow , 325 Siberian village of the Tartars, Nijni-Novgorod, Russia 326 Wheat for export at Russia's great southern seaport, Odessa 327 Country women tramping into Krief , Russia, with the morning supply of milk 328 Fig. 1. ”

“ Proportion of Children in the United States 504 Ketchikan ; by O. H. T 508 The Returns from Alaska 513 Progress in the Philippines 513 The Best Position on the Map 514 Forests Vital to Our Welfare 515 Cotton and the Chinese Boycott 516 Immigration to the Southern States ”

“ Teosinte, or forage plant, recently intro- duced into the Philippines by the Bureau of Agriculture, Manila 179 1. Tunnels on gold quartz veins, Benguet Province, Luz6n. 2. Blacksmith shop. 3. Saltmaking 180 1. Threshing rice by beating sheaves or stones. 2. Mill for winnowing rice by hand. 3. Hulling rice in wooden mortar with wooden pestles. 4. Planting rice. 5. Hulling rice . . p 181 1. Filipinos making rope. ”