[109] Ibid.
[110] Berlin, 1893.
[111] Max Taube, M. D.—Protection of Illegitimate Children, Leipsic, 1893, Veit & Co.
[112] Berlin, 1889, Wm. Iszleib.
[113] In a pamphlet on “Capital and the Press,” Berlin, 1891, Dr. F. Mehring relates that a talented actress was employed at a well known theatre at a monthly salary of $25, while the expenses for her wardrobe amounted to $250 in a single month. The difference was made up by a “friend.”
[114] At the conference of the purity societies on September 20, 1894, at the instance of Dr. Wagner an investigation was decided upon. The results of this investigation have been published in two volumes, entitled: The Sexual Morality of Protestant Country People in the German Empire, 1895–1896.
[115] Prof. S. Bettman—Medical Supervision of Prostitutes. Handbook of the social science of medicine, Jena, 1905.
[116] Ibid.
[117] S. Turcranji and S. Engel. The Foundling System in Italy. Quarterly journal of public hygiene, 1903.
[118] Encyclopedia of Social Science; 3d edition, vol. iv., 1909. Article: Foundling Asylums.