The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26

same time the emigration averaged
more than 100000 a year. or total Of
| 3,000.000 for the ten years.
In 1885 the populatio OF Germany was
| 46. SO. 70i: in 1895 it was s2.279.s01. an in
crease Of 5,424197. At the same time
there was an annual emigration o.
| about 10000 persons, amounting 70 az
! least 100000 during the ten years.
In 1880 there were 81. ss3.619 persons n
Austrria-Hungary; in 1890 there were
ASSESS. while there was an annual
emigration OF about 10000 or a total ot
7C0. 600
In Italy the population was 2s. i5s s2s
in 1885. and HOP SSS in 1895. which va.
/ an increase OF 2.643 POS. Notwithstanding
an average emigration OF 100000 4 year,
or total for ten years OF $500, 900.
The population II France in 1856 was
3s.2ls SOB. while in 1896 !, was 3s.517.s 75.
an Increase Of only 299072 in ten years
although there was practically no emf
grafton. compared with other countries
The average has been less than 5000
annually. The average increase in pop
uiation FOR ten years mas been less than
10000 year. Last year it was less than
$4,000.
IN Austria the number o. births II
1895 vas 1880 GAG. and the number OF
deaths ..246,3s1. In Germany the num-
be- Of births in 1895 was 190i29 and
the number of deaths 1901 423. while in
France, with very nearly the same pop
ulstion. there were only S55.3sS births
and si5620 deaths During more than
- :
have exceeded the births in France 7.
IS the only country in he world with
such a record. In 1870 The excess -
deaths IVES 103. 1874: in $50. 1876: In
1890. IS. AS; in 1892. 20.0iI. IN 1894 there
was change, and the births exceeded
the des ms by 1876.
In 1925 there was al excess e deaths
in sky out o. me eighty-saven depart
ments or provinces in France.
There * the same dispropOrti0n IN
marriages in France when compared
with other European nations OF similar
population. In 1904 The total marriages
in France vera zSs. So. in Great Britain.
S9i124; in Austria. 370e56. and in Ger
many. 4oS. o5s
The chief cause Or The decline in Pop
uiation and the other extraordinary con-
ji;i0rs mentioned j. ne reluctance of
The women q France 20 assume ne Gaze
AMI responsibilities 4 11othe-513d- WIS
the wo-klng classes t. iu;erteTes With
wsg earning. I; c0m9els a woman u
withdraw from employment = TIE si1P.
factory FED c. make. s7T several
months IA The year and IN many eases
requires her - su--ende- he- position
sitl,ethe- and toregJ outside labor e.
trey. Among IRE upper classes < II
tefze-es With TeAssasl 1a1<7Tt and -
snjcyae1; - social pleasures. Tee rule
in Germany ao1 Enzisn5 : = hav=
large families. n France % have SINAI,
ones \ strange. Immediately aetices :
the difference IN tae nun5e- % ca.ldrsn
On TIE streets
These conditions s7e ne tas1Ss = 49,
i0,ss though. an snx.sgy Among 7st-i- !
oJ.c ;h!aki-g men II Franc TIE So /
c.ol1gis-s are engaged n q s-1i- = The !
problem TIE sabisc. Is 5.s-Dsss5 n
ne medical societies AMI n me s-sc5,s 4
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serious cc3cs-n xit1 ne military zut15r- 3
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