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10. The Social Evil and the White-Slave Traffic ... 64 
Economic Causes 64 
Races 66 
Motives 66 
Methods of Entry and Exploitation .... 66 
11. Results of Traffic 66 
12. Legislation and Administration 67 
13. Importance Attached to the Social Effects of Immi 
gration 68 
V—MANUFACTURING AND MINING COMMUNITIES 
1. The Extent to Which Immigrant Colonies Exist . 70 
2. Types of Immigrant Communities 71 
3. Segregation of the Immigrant Population .... 76 
4. The Significance of Immigrant Communities ... 78 
VI—RECENT IMMIGRANTS IN AGRICULTURE 
1. The Returns of the Thirteenth Census 80 
2. The Older Immigration from Northern and Western 
Europe 81 
3. The Recent Agricultural Immigrants from Southern 
and Eastern Europe 83 
4. Italians in Agriculture . 83 
5. Italians in the Southern States 85 
6. Italians in New York State . . 88 
7. Rural Hebrew Communities 90 
8. The Poles in Agriculture . . . 92 
9. The Bohemian Farmer 93 
10. Other Recent Immigrant Farmers 94 
11. Seasonal Agricultural Laborers 95 
12. The Dearth of Farm Labor 99 
13. Why the Immigrant Does Not Go to the Land . . 101 
14. Getting the Immigrant on the Land 102 
VII—IMMIGRANT INSTITUTIONS 
1. Unregulated Immigrant Banks 104 
The Term Immigrant Bank a Misnomer . . 105 
2. The Origin of Immigrant Banks 106 
3. Ownership and Organization 109 
4. Banking Functions—Deposits . 110 
Transmission of Money Abroad 113