[69] Industrial training was promoted chiefly by the "Lette-House," founded in Berlin in 1865 by President Lette and his wife. [70] In Germany there are one million domestic servants. [71] For information concerning the German woman's rights movement we recommend _The Memorandum-book of the Woman's Rights Movement_ (_Das Merkbuch der Frauenbewegung_), B. G. Teubner, Leipzig. [72] A body having advisory powers in matters relating to the medical profession and to sanitary measures. [Tr.] [73] The question was decided by the administrative court in _one_ special case. Compare the case of Jacobs, Amsterdam. [74] See _Dokumente der Frauen_ (_Documents concerning Women_); November 15, 1899. [75] The German system of stenography. [Tr.] [76] See the resolutions of the party sessions in Graz, 1900; in Vienna, 1903; and of the first, second, and third conferences of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance, in 1904, 1906, and 1908. [77] Except in Illyria, Carinthia, and Lower Austria. [78] For political and practical reasons Hungary will be discussed at this point. [79] _Dokumente der Frauen_, June 1, 1901. [80] The proposed law grants the suffrage even to male illiterates. [81] Later the Code Napoleon infected other countries, but such horrors originated spontaneously nowhere else. [82] In the years 1848, 1851, 1871, 1874, 1882, 1885. [83] See the resolutions of the two women's congresses, Paris, 1900. [84] _Le mouvement féministe_, Countess Marie de Villermont. [85] _Le féminisme_, Emile Ollivier. [86] Miss Chauvin made a similar request of the French Chamber of Deputies; as we have seen, her request was granted. Dr. Popelin did not make her request of the Belgian Chamber of Deputies, which had not a Republican majority. Dr. Popelin may have considered such a step hopeless. [87] Since 1899 special socialistic workingwomen's congresses have been held. [88] See the action of the Socialists in Sweden and in Hungary. [89] Else Hasse, _Neue Bahnen_. [90] The recognized gallant of a married woman. [Tr.] [91] Marianne Weber, _Zentralblatt_. [92] But only the enlightened clergy--those living in Rome--consent to the higher education of girls. [93] _Dokumente der Frauen_, June 1, 1901. [94] See Stanton, _The Woman's Rights Movement in Europe_. [95] _El Feminismo_, 1899. [96] See the Report of the International Suffrage Congress, Washington, 1902. [97] See the Report of the International Suffrage Congress, Washington, 1902. [98] This has just been organized.