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AUSTRIA
The rate of illegitimacy varied in 1910 from 37-3 per cent, in Carinthia, 25-5 and 24-2 in Salzbnrg and in Styria, 22 6 in Lower Austiia, to 7 7 in Tyrol, 6*5 in Carniola, and 3-9 in Dalmdtia.
Emigra-TIOn Statistics.
Year
Austrians
Au.strians and Hungarians
To United States
To Canada To Brazil i
10,170 j 1,068 12,3122' 2,711 13,904 ^ 5,372"^ 20,123 1 4,008 9,769 ; — 12,105 1 —
To Argentina
1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911
136,354 177,354
57,734 129,808 148,738
90,134
313,167
386,528 102,795 298,874 273,742 160,751
296,208 352,983 66,074 270,191 258,737 159,057
6,120
4,659
2,551
4,5522
5,236
4,780
1 Sofai
as data are av£
lilable
2 Austrians.
III. Principal TdwNs.
Population according t
the Census
of 1910: —
Austria : —
Vienna .
2,031,498
Linz . . .
67,817
Reicheuberg
36,350
Prague .
223,741
Pola . .
58,081
Salzburg
36,188
Lemberg
206,113
Przemysl
54,078
Drohobyez .
34,665
Trieste .
229,510
Innsbruck
53,194
Tarnopol .
33,871
Krakau .
151,886
Smichow
51,791
Stanislau .
33,328
Graz . .
151,781
Budweis
44,538
Wiener
Briinn .
125,737
Kolomea
42,676
Neustadt
32,874
Czernowitz
87,128
Laibach
41,727
Prossnitz .
31,462
Pilsen .
80,343
Aussig .
39,301
Gorz . . .
30,995
Konigliche
Mahrischo-
Stryj. . .
30,942
Weinberg(
i 77,120
strai
I 36,754
Troppau
30,762
Zizkow .
72,173
Tarn6w .
36,731
Trient . .
30,049
Religion.
The leading principle is religious liberty, and the independence of the Church as regards the State, saving the itghts of the sovereign arising from ecclesiastical dignity.
The Minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs vpill grant legal recognition to any religious bodies if their doctrine worship, constitution, and designation contain nothing illegal or immoral (Statute of May 20, 1874).
Tlie Catholic Church has 7 Latin archbishojaies, 1 Greek -Euthenian, and 1 Armenian archbishopric, 23 Latin and 2 Greek-Kuthenian bishoprics. The Greek Oriental or Orthodox Church has 1 archbishopric and 2 bishoprics. Protestants have 6 superintendents of the Augsburg confession, 3 oi the Helvetian, and 1 of the mixed. The following hgures relate to 1910 : —
'riests, secular : —
Members of orders ^ : —
Roman Catholic Church
. 18,7551
Male.
10,903
Greek Catholic Church
. 2,763
Female
26,554
Greek Oriental Church
565
Protestant clergy .
366
Jewish congregations
562
1 Including Armenian Catholics. - Including Greek Catliolics and Oriental Catholic.^
