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INDEX Accident legislation, 242 Aid societies, German, 132; Japanese, Aliens, congestion of, 504; departures of, 168; friends of, 692 American Federation of Labor, 262 Americanization, plan, 461; committee, Americanization Day, 677 440; Bureau of Education, 453; Anarchists, 405, 413; tools of dema- Celtic exodus, 436 Balkans, 71 Baltic race, 232 Birth rate, 291-294 Bohemian immigration, 166 Civics, study of, 589 Civil War, 156 Claxton, 700 Cleveland Immigration League, 598 Clothing industry, 140 California, Americanization Committee, |