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HISTORY OF VERTICAL WRITING AND ITS REVIVAL
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  1. Professor Dr. Julius Dollinger: University Professor and Member of National Council, Hungary.
  2. Professor Dr. Albert: Commissioner of Health and Specialist on Spinal Curvature, Vienna.
  3. Professor Dr. J. von Fodor: Specialist on Hygiene, Buda-Pesth.
  4. Professor Dr. Alois Karpf: Custodian of Library and Royal Commission for Entails, Vienna.
  5. Professor Dr. Kotelmann: Educationist and Editor of Journal of School Regimen, Hamburg.
  6. Professor Dr. Axel Hertel: Medical Officer, etc., Copenhagen.
  7. Professor Dr. A. Lorenz: University Professor, Vienna.
  8. Dr. W. Suppan: Director of Academies and Member of National Council of Education, Hungary.
  9. Dr. Martius: Medical Officer, Ansbach.
  10. Dr. Glauning: Examiner for the City Schools, Nuremberg.
  11. Dr. Weber: Darmstadt.
  12. Dr. Lochner: Medical Officer, Schwabach.
  13. Dr. G. Merkel: Medical Officer and President of Medical Council, 1879, Nuremberg.
  14. Dr. W. Mayer: Specialist and Medical Officer, Fürth.
  15. Dr. O. Sommer: Brunswick.
  16. Dr. A. Scharff: Educationist, etc., Plensburg.
  17. Dr. Gouber: Commissioner of Health, etc., Vienna.
  18. Dr. E. Hannak: Principal of the Vienna Training College.
  19. Dr. Karl Stejskal: Royal Imperial School Inspector, Vienna.
  20. Dr. Franz Wiedenhofer: Vienna.
  21. Dr. E. Bayr: Headmaster of City of Vienna Public School.
  22. Dr. Karl Tomanetz: Vienna.
  23. Dr. Daiber: Stuttgart.
  24. Dr. Krug: Dresden.
    &c. &c. &c.

Dr. Eulenger declared for Vertical Writing in 1885. The celebrated oculist Dr. Hermann Cohn after visiting Vertical Writing Classes at Vienna has declared for the Upright System (1892).

Inspectors, etc.

Alois Fellner: Imperial and Royal Inspector, Vienna.
Laurenz Mayer: Imperial and Royal Inspector, Vienna.
Franz Klima: Imperial and Royal Inspector, Littan, Moravia.
L. Wiesmann: Secondary Teacher, Winterthur.
Francis Waas: Member of School Board, Vienna.

Note: Since the passage on p. 119 was first written, a change has come over the spirit of the scene, and many signs of vitality and growing interest have exhibited themselves both amongst

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