==============================+====================================== | Number of women for every 1000 men +-------------------------------------- | under 15 15 to 40 40 to 60 over 60 ------------------------------+-------------------------------------- Berlin | 1012 1044 1191 1659 Kingdom of Saxony | 1015 1030 1107 1360 “ “ Bavaria to the | right of the Rhine | 1015 1024 1083 1163 “ “ Bavaria to the | left of the Rhine | 986 997 1070 1157 “ “ Wurtemberg | 1015 1041 1134 1179 Baden | 1000 974 1079 1173 Hamburg | 999 1031 1038 1454 Province of Brandenburg | 993 1015 1089 1276 “ “ Pomerania | 989 1035 1099 1214 “ “ the Rhine | 991 954 1008 1120 ------------------------------+-------------------------------------- German Empire | 995 1008 1087 1218 ------------------------------+-------------------------------------- At the true marriageable age, from 15 to 40 years, the numerical superiority of women in the entire German Empire is 8 for every 1,000 men. The number of male inhabitants between 15 and 40 years of age is 11,100,673; the number of female inhabitants between 15 and 40 years of age is 11,187,779. So we have a super-abundance of 87,106 women. In 1900 there were 11,146,833 German women of child-bearing age (18 to 45 years). Among these only 6,432,772 (57.71 percent) were married; 283,629 (2.54 percent) were widowed; 31,176 (0.28 percent) were divorced, and 4,399,286 (39.47 percent) were single. The following table shows the proportion of the sexes in other countries: