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SCHOOLS IN GERsANy.-Germany is the best
taught country in the old world, and yet the most
illadviscd any Of her neighbors There are accord
ing TO late statistical account no less than $50 teach
crs of public schools with 5000 900 of pupils; pro-
fessors of learned institutions with 10000 pupils il00
professors ofunverscs with Is 600 students 500 pro.
sors in the, semnaries for instructors with 5000 pu-
pills and 1000 teachers with 10000 pupils in the poly.
technic schools There are further 80 semnares for
preachers and about 20 lyceums 10 institutions for the
deaf and dumb and II for the bnd besides 5000 teach
ers and i6 600 pupils in the infant and other schools
not enumer rated There are. consequently, in Germany
Is 900 teachers with $50 900 of pupils causing an an
nual expense of % 900 600 Of rx dollars
or about 600 600 of currency sixth part of the
whole population Of Germany is thus constantly at
school