| Show I One e jear Story tory of f Sams ration rea I 7 q I HH H latest report ot or o the IIII tb 4 S States bureau of fit Immigration which Includes the thO n col yar nr II June JUlie 30 1105 1905 In Is l both Interest Interesting I ing II and Instructive IlI At first lr t thu tho more morl than a n hundred pages of and aud nu numerous map teem em rather formidable but tho the facts lilt get forth concerning tho the annual additions to Americas com corn composite composite potte population provide ono one of ot the tho most lIuro l of 01 tile tho yearly early record o one wh who rends tho ho report even cell superficially cn Ian fall tull to realize th the magnitude unit and gravity of ot the Iho problems lems Irm suggested su by ty II the tho rapid Increase of ot 4 America nUen population knotty knott question have such luch n a prominence In the consideration of or tho the future futuro of It if tho the country that Hull nil oil other oilier natters matters relating to public economy conom us s 1 those thole Involving abstract things rather than human being fade tallo Into Inlo comparative I During HOG 1905 which embraced the i Immigration season of ot Iho year but Is li clamed eln ed thus thu for Cor convenience as I foreigners IlIr r landed tit itt New NewYork NewYork Nework York ork Only On I come In at thirty three other oIlier of oC entrance tt at Boton at Baltimore at Philadelphia and ml smaller numbers nt at thirty other places Wilmington Del teL hud tho thu dl of 01 being tho tito port pert of ot entry ot of u n I nil new newcomer newcomer comer whose Ihu ioe c nationality IH III I not nOI given gh n This Thin Incoming tide lid amounting to persons Willi nil no Increase of 01 ofa a over tho the preceding year ear This Increase wn was aa nt ot the four lour great grut eastern portH nf lit t New N York Yorkton los loston ton Philadelphia one ann Thero wan 1114 a IL very nry observable u on un the h coast ThU ThIM may buy be bo accounted 1 for fr In lii some by the th war var In lii It the tho theIst east the luck lack of rr which In la manifested toll toward the thu on the Pacific lOUt In ISO ao Italy contributed 1 the th largest t number of or prospective citi rill citizens zens zeri furnishing C 81 11 Inn lans tin l Sardinian year this thie wing llo to hut but It Will was wu ex cx exceeded by Tin Till previous your only 1771 of ut Kaiser haiser r Joet subjects forsook their theil nJ camo to free tree America For lor the from the Ih Austrian empire linn linK boon on q tho the aunt and the aup appears to ho found In III lal nt at home Thu Arid And vociferous de tie demand mand for tor domestic servants which from American has hall ha made mad Ha It II WHY to tj the iho most remote cor cur corner corn ner ar n r of ot the tho lle with the result that thousands of or tho tim nondescript dwellers In lii thu provinces aro ar preparing lilt ing to novt westward In quest of ot the golden harvest The Th HussUn lost lott I per persons peron sons on who rho WI worn went convinced 1 that America would uld to bo he a 11 cure curl for or many manty evils by the czars highhanded gov ROV go lIt That was a n gain of or over OHr the prevIous year ear eur The majority of 01 the lie were ere foil ii both races rae 11 having Just cause to tot tarn t Ith bucks bake on In e last year wan Willi 2813 but Lut It Is Ii I 1 lit ut tho the Immigration bureau that the from that country has hus Its It high water mark two y arn ago IIno her hel contribution was 2 TIle The United Kingdom II f took look a lIdd step toward recovering Its for tor former mer izer prestige an nM u IL ban baM of ot for tor or ortle tle bureau bur nu the Ut l i in JSU 4 4 Thu ThIll In Is by a l of ot 06 from dor Oer Germany many 71 from ruin und and 1172 from coin Sweden Hoden rho fh Inference to be drown from the theo o Is that the two chief sources of 01 future ell In 10 will willbo WillLie bo Lie and ail both or nf which have havn abundant resources rc In that hat line lint This Thin makes nake It possible to Another Interesting con Jon concerns cerns the fine ARe of at the tho lw newcomers Of or persons und over the south Muth Italians the tile limn num number her ber 1011 out of or n a total I of 01 There thern were children under fourteen In III this group The rho Hebrews with n a total of Jt brought A 63 children r fourteen were ero 61 LilO fO 0 persons persona of oC and andover andover over The English with a 1 total nf or GO 80 GOI I had 1101 6 5 children under fourteen and over or Tho Irish mustered mu only Oil youngsters of ot tho thu OK oge pro pra proscribed scribed cribei anil 2121 adults of ot the class clau re referred rete erred te to tho the Instructive feature did not know tho ho alphabet and anul 60 CO could read a 11 little II UI 1 the Ho lie le brews brew could read rend no flu language nod 07 could lead teall Hebrew lI lint hut not 1101 write The Irish numbering G were not lint as iLl as all In somo for tor former mer Irs only 1445 1145 being to read and alit write Tho Finns were moU Intelligent of ot nil ull Among inong thu Ihu 1701 ChincH who could not read reaul and only three who could not write The rho Jal neau IW U were tar far les leH Intelligent About halt of at tile the who In the United could r A 3 nor write writ Irom a 1 financial point nt of view the Germans aerman In III the lend loud bringing with them An nn of ot bC G Gt t J i L 1 II 1 I HEBREW i J 1 II i j I J yn tW j POLISH i l I t t I i j IJ I r fi i I 4 IT P A j I JR r J NORTH SEA L ii Ci I II m I SLOVAK s M I ITALIAN TH L i iI I SLOVENIAN V I I HI jr U I I I r h T I N r f foa I I a i s 0 AR ARI oa j 2 l V I I 52 ii r rI I 2 tf tc I i MAGYAR n 0 i 3 6 2 L i BOHEMIAN 1593 I FRENCH ITAL ITA CROATIAN 1 ES E I I OZI t e j N BLACK B L A C K SEA S E A z r i i I 0 1 i CUBAN F LOy rt in MONTENEGRIN SPANISH j jJ MEDITERRANEAN SEA fr 7 KOREAN J q PORTUGUESE SYRIAN 79 b I m p i I 1 Y Yg 21 El RUSSIAN TEUTONIC j Ha g IB 16 I ERIC Si zI WELSH 2531 TURKISH 2145 5 I MM FISCAL C A I YEAR Vt It 1 1905 VIZ IMMIGRANTS RACES or OF I I II I I I ALL CHINESE l ARMENIAN 1878 m 10 on I calculate with Ith reasonable certainty on the character of at ImmigratIon for tor time to come Collie The decrease in from tram China 2209 although It U I a n very ery considerable proportion ot or ortho tho the whole holo number of ot U is Mill ethil Insufficient to cause much alarm ularm It IL Is III only ani when the total annual Influx reaches formidable numbers that the uneasiness which li I is confined entirety to the Pacific coast becomes I This Thin should be n a telling point In III tho the tudy of or comparative Increase among these allen alien rOC races I Only Jewe years eur and over came with the showing cRowing that even un under under der tier the th unfavorable anil depressing do domestic mystic conditions which prevail In HUM sin Bin Cilicia the th Jew Jen nt at middle ago age Is i islow slow to mako make a n vital lIal change e of 01 habitation tion Uon The Germans who camo caine to the tho number of 01 brought chil children chIldren dren tinder fourteen und md In the groin of or the Investigation Is le furnished by the 1111 study of ot the tho relative educational equip equipment merit ment of ot the various classe Among Amon those examined b by the of ot the bureau could neither elther read nor write and could couil read but bitt could c not write Out Germans could neither read real nor write and ISO could coul l read reali hut but not write Among the thet t south couth Italians were crt wholly Illiterate and 97 could read but hut buton nOI on Of 01 the tho Ih 50 h 4 9 who came only In were unable to read The he north Italians were vastly hotter better equipped from Irom in tin educational stand standpoint point than Ihan their brethren from Crom ruin tho the foot fool of at the peninsula only about aboul of 01 them being Illiterate The proportion of ot Illiterates among the arrival from tho the Austrian empire was wall ta very ery ser large lar e The fhe Croatians and ant Slovenians numbering mus mu mustered who vho could not lint rend or Of write There were only 95 55 among this the It U Is Ic Ise estimated that of or them had 50 or over The fhe south Italians brought but there were a II Iod many of ot them to share In the tho division The lh l came over with U The Tile Jews Jaws were lero ere supplied with only The Irish Imd lind I 1682 The Tho Scandinavians camo canto to tn the new world worM with Among them nil there was wo va none nOlle poorer than the tho emigrating subject of ot old Franz Josef hll he he tie Croatian Slovak Slovenian or u alan nian Even Iven l the Chinese cooly cool comes to tn the western world scarcely c less lens poverty Thu The Korean lorean also Aico is i not noi no bur but with Willi Helms Tim The Ili odd Ihl ia Wn wt who came last lu t year averaged about 60 0 cot e r Still another Important phase of Jf tho Immigration h Is the ot of the tho Of Ot the tho i COli who camo under r thu tiit ob of ot the tho bureau 1512 settled s la ii FI H 1040 1010 condoled concluded to try lIy liv r tunes In New cw York Only 1973 1373 Arm AnTI limn came lust year und anti DEO 66 Of JC i t went to Massachusetts nod coo 00 Join the colony In New York w r and ani n II lu secured the 1111 share of th tho i Now No coining next In favor bor i t tho thu who hailed from itt Hut carla carb und and Montenegro i lie Iet en 1108 1468 and Ohio i of 01 course obtained a n m 11 i of at the Celestials eel without ti Of Ot tIm tho 1073 1019 who sho 1 i t land In ho tho country countr 1016 did nt t farther falther than San Hall ch th n town Pennsylvania was Will the oi ci 1 land lind that drew half halt of lit tho the fro Creo tiuis and Slovenians of ot the thu settling In that state slate A total of or 7 Cubans came over to tu tho the mainland t reside and 1 of or them jot got no f thou Florida Of 01 the thu lh 8 84 i i Flemish about cn tn NI iq number 1 1 U wont t to 10 I ci Illinois 1111 hole Michigan igan a r I Now York Most Mont of ut In settle In lit large larr cities and nud su merchants soon noon after As 9 for lr the Hebrews n brows some somo or of u 1 came lamo from 11 nearly every Eur r 11 1 r v suite sUIt out Jut ot ut the total of ot Jr j 1 1 i joined their of at u n n ii not of ot In Now York city cay elt r l next largest detachment 7 v ta 10 3 The rhe h ai 1111 tic o s ii n nel el oil crill u Li decided preference for 10 or Nev el v j of ot thu lilt who Iho canoe came i iru no Ito further farther Mali c R j Pennsylvania W C tho the next w rn favored localities Tho The I Pati of ot whom hero thero were O stil I New York to tho the number ot of 81 Sl i i went vent to lo LI Pennsylvania jv Jersey 1 about of 01 th dark dall skInned little people anti and ani ta an 1111 equal number Of 01 the theO O I i who wito landed on Mn soil soli na us Immigrants moro more than titan halt half v I Ito to HawaiI A canvass S of oC occupations greatest variety Among those i 1 ian an nit were 36 KM 11 1083 1063 Hebrews 1033 French Krench mans inan Sll Irish Italian i north Italians und and Japanese T 1 P r lero moro more teachers than limn any nn other othel profession 1 French Krench H 47 t 4 German 32 Hebron 1 I IrUh unil no so on Among tte the musicians predominated there li 1 tho thu most Iii jil tl r lot fill professional men among th thO lions bans being provided with dip from rout medical schools Twenty or ortho the tho Armenians were teachers toach rs aril 8 S were clergymen Musicians ul among the tho Bohemians and south I 1 lans England 1 contributed n rJ e fleets rs ISO Ireland 59 69 r L Lland land let led In the Item of ot clergymen an anIng s er I Ing Ireland furnished In 17 i many loan Franco France Italy Haly 12 SM ka S kast 81 st 1 Scotland 65 5 China U It mania mallia and Turkey aro ai ar w wone II one ne each There HI Ers Err Er lawyers 76 70 7 Cubans Cl lit Germans Gonna M French 37 Italians 27 Irish En was algo far tor In tho the lead In the matt mat mallor of or editors editor lii having come como over oel h 11 year ear with the tho Intention of ot 1111 England nod Germany Gormany sent ent th tb 11 lt crop rap of or actors the former Conner HG an tn I IIII latter butter III Iter Italy also did 1111 fairly i H t i this regard The Tle amples are aro food for tor thought tH rB ll m |
