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6. Conclusion—Continued 
Objections to Oriental Immigration—Social, 
Political 258 
They Prevent Immigration of White Races . 259 
XIV— IMMIGRATION POLICIES OF OTHER 
COUNTRIES 
1. Immigration a World Problem 261 
2. Canada . . 262 
3. The Essentials of Canada’s Immigration Policy . . 263 
4. Oriental Immigration to Canada 273 
5. The Problem of Australia 277 
6. New Zealand 285 
7. South Africa 286 
XV— THE RACE PROBLEM IN THE PACIFIC 
1. The Essentials of Prosperity 294 
2. Qualities Needed for Assimilation 299 
3. Family Life 299 
XVI—AGENCIES OF PROTECTION, DISTRIBUTION 
AND ASSIMILATION 
1. Needs and Present Methods of Distribution . . . 305 
2. Immigrant Homes and Aid Societies 307 
Work of Aid Societies 307 
Number of Workers and Persons Assisted . 309 
Cooperation of the Government 310 
Details of Work 311 
3. Results of Investigation of Immigrant Homes . .312 
4. Influence of Immigrant Churches 314 
Toward Segregation 314 
Toward Permanency of Residence .... 317 
5. Work of Native Churches and Religious Organiza 
tions Among Immigrants . 318 
6. The Work of Other Organizations 319 
The Young Men’s Christian Association . . 319 
The North American Civic League .... 320 
*^ 2- Travelers’ Aid Society 321 
Settlements 322 
Alien Societies and Organizations .... 322 
7. State Bureaus 323 
8. The Activities of the Railroads 325