Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-23
NARRATION A kFR|0US PROBLEM
 ,r Those Refused Adnis-
 ;on bv Uncle Sam Are Dispoesd Of.
FREAU PRO TIE CT $;
poon Enlarged in Recent Years Jnilux of Immigrants is
 Alarming.
(Rv SIDNEY ESPEY)

Rv SIDNEY ESPEY)
 osbington, March 22-SteamshiE many agents and others, a recen
 ri of the Bureau of Immigration eates are still at work in foreign btries stimulating a flow of un- rable immigrants to apply fol sssion to the United States
 nduced Immigrants, as this ltice is called, is one of the seri
 nroblems with which the Bureau
 to contend. The problem has
 discussed for some time, but .ial attention, it appears, was
 to it last year. As a result ral large parties coming from same general locality in Europe
 reflected on the ground that the
 cement of their immigration hat
 in violation of law.
 the port of Galveston alone I've such parties, nubmering two lred and forty-three aliens, were Bed admission and deported. With
 of these parties went a specia Joyce of the Bureau. He was ac- nted with the language, and, by sling with the aliens in the steer
 investigated the question of their Ing been induced to come to &rica, and found that to have been case.
 be of the particular points. which
 to be determined was what be- e of the aliens after their return he seaport of embarkment in Flu i. In Investigating this, it was I'd that the steamship company not return them to their homes Europe, but arranged for their Aigration to other countries. An act from the report of this in lgator gives some interesting lights on the question:
 )ne after the other they admitted me that they had been sent to Prlca. All of them told me that
 could get work with emat' at \ Worth, Texas, ten hours a day
 they would have earned twenty IS an hour for whom they had to
 also appeared that two women led on a business of inducing Be people to migrate here, one of pm some of the aliens claimed, re- |ed money from a "kumpana" hpany) as a result. In addition Fas also learned that so-called Fchef in Bremen teaches the Flahs and Bulgarians before they Fe 10 answer the different uues- Ps Of the United States imimgra- authorities, including those cn are asked at the special in |rles. This lecture" is usually Fn three times before the depart Of the ship.
 |u'o tnls country last year, accord U another very interesting part of report, there came a Faih Of eight hundred and thirty sA''-u"o people from all parts of 'ar'n' So great continued the |vinlng tide of steerage messengers |'s years shows a great total of tV million. From 1776 to 1920 the |u,es are only approximate, but ueu and eleven thousand and fy-two.
 l lSzS' as few as six thousand ~ hundred and fifty-four immi- 1- oaihe to the United States. In \. sa'ie the first big rise, the fig 'unnlng up to four hundred and ~ snss-elsht thousand in that year. K. afu ran the tide in 1862. few Aap seventy-two thousand be- s s, 'umltted to this country. In |,a, another high water-mark was r,r S'"hen four hundred and re ,sa thousand immigrants arrived, oa a's later the number dropped |ous.s, hundred and thirty-eight ar,,... S' Dig increase after that ot fed .as s aliens totaled seven hun l~. ',e and eighty-nine thousand Then S E4 o. serles of waves, first up then t ,.eanl zane in 1882, when the numbs,
 years was reached, two