c The numbers of pupils in some German States in this year's review are smaller than in the list presented last year, because not until this year could all duplication of names be eliminated (elementary and continuation schools). For the first time in the history of this Bureau have returns from all German States been received.

d No exact records of this are kept in central school offices of German States. The average daily attendanco in elementary schools is said to be not less than 90 per cent of the enrollment.

622, 530 1890

992, 883 1890

128, 495 1890

76.485 1890

578, 342 1890

97,978 1890

496, 423 8.20 1.40 354, 968 1890
37, 966, 007 7.32 1.27 29, 957, 367 1890,
* 68, 497 2.91 .57
72,000, 6.55
1.15

62, 754 1830

Dr. A. Gauli, senator, chief of school council.

C.v. Schmidt-Ghiseldeck, president 14

of consistory.

Dr. J. O. Stammann, senator, chief 15 of school council.

Dr. H. Knorr v. Rosenroth, presi- 16 dent of department of schools.

G. Steneberg, president of consis 17 tory.

Dr. W. H. Brehmer, senator, chief of 18
school council.

J. v. Amsberg, minister of justice, 19
worship, and instruction.
Dr. Piper, president of consistory.

Mutzenbecher, president of Prot-
estant school council.
Dr. Bosse, minister of worship, in-
struction, and medical affairs.

119,811 1890 Dr. v. Vollert, chief of section of
church and school affairs.
H. Gerold, inspector-general of
schools.

170, 864 1890,

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C. L.Vogel, president of consistory. 25
E. Anacker, ministerial counselor.

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85, 863 1890

Hanthal, counselor of state.

Dr. v. Boxberg, counselor of state.
P.v. Seydewitz, minister of worship
and instruction.
Laugerfeldt, counselor of state.

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