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 1 Intr,     4          XXII     |       often the work of emigration agents intent on speculating on
 2 Intr,     4          XXIV     |          fought against emigration agents he defined as merchants
 3    1,     1,   II       6     |         exploitation by emigration agents.~How much more human, more
 4    1,     1, VIII      18     |           New York. The emigration agents had put them aboard the
 5    1,     1, VIII      19     |            practices of emigration agents, be they native or foreign,
 6    1,     1, VIII      20     |          emigration and emigration agents; the second, on the establishment
 7    1,     1, VIII      21     |           an eye on the emigration agents, and he laid down regulations
 8    1,     1, VIII      21     |            regulations to make the agents’ work less harmful and to
 9    1,     1,   IX      24     | exploitation of certain emigration agents who, in order to make money,
10    1,     1,   IX      26     |           all too often emigration agents with no heart and no conscience
11    1,     2            33     |          remarks on the emigration agents. The Bishop, however, kept
12    1,     2            34     |           s bill to the emigration agents to recruit.~I believe that
13    1,     2            34     |         his report, the emigration agents were no more than simple
14    1,     2            35     |         emigrants. And even if the agents were to act as tempters
15    1,     2            35     |   different from all this, and the agents, who were already doing
16    1,     2            35     |         new bill on the emigration agents are severe, and this is
17    1,     2            36     |          gentlemen were emigration agents, who were running the race
18    1,     2            38     |             as, for example, Swiss agents are obliged to have.~When
19    1,     2            38     |        good in certain cases. Thus agents, or colonization societies
20    1,     2            39     |         persuasion. The emigration agents induce the farmer who has
21    1,     2            40     |          of that Government to its agents abroad, in which the decision
22    1,     2            42     |            to the evil work of the agents, here are the proofs gathered
23    1,     2            43     |           was proven by navigation agents that European immigration
24    1,     2            43     |            large number of foreign agents are placed in the United
25    1,     2            43     |            to the efforts of these agents.~Washington, July 28, 1888.
26    1,     2            43     |          on the part of emigration agents, both in their country and
27    1,     2            43     |         pay five or six Commission agents to obtain a job, especially
28    1,     2            43     |        promises of high wages. The agents recruited them, giving them (
29    1,     2            43     |         and that a large number of agents, spread throughout Europe,
30    1,     2            44     |            recruited by emigration agents who are still canvassing
31    1,     2            44     |            Baja (Northern Brazil). Agents and messengers were sent
32    1,     2            45     |     organized a special network of agents with substantial means to
33    1,     2            45     |         transported to Brazil. The agents who must recruit in Italy
34    1,     2            48     |           the law, by granting the agents the right to recruit, will
35    1,     2            49     |    emigrant from the frauds of the agents and, up to a certain point,
36    1,     2            49     |            consular and diplomatic agents in the American regions,
37    1,     2            49     |    ensuring that they be efficient agents for the development of our
38    1,     5,    I      84     |         the activity of emigration agents; despite the disillusionments
39    1,     5,    I      84     |          proportions by emigration agents and by the need for manpower
40    1,     5,    I      86     |           this way that emigration agents channeled a very large number
41    1,     5,    I      86     |         them victims of emigration agents here in their own country,
42    1,     5,   II      89     |         the promises of emigration agents. A strong man in superb
43    1,     5,  III      91     |          on the work of emigration agents, seeing to it that they
44    1,     7           104     |        ally in opposing emigration agents was the Minister of Foreign
45    1,     7,   II     112     |         law, the draft, emigration agents, and banks in our colonies;
46    1,     7,   II     113     |         his report, the emigration agents were only a liaison, trusted
47    1,     7,   II     113     |         emigrants. And even if the agents were to act like tempters
48    1,     7,   II     113     |           Can you imagine that the agents who were once recruiting
49    1,     7,   II     114     |          In 1892, there were 5,172 agents. In 1896, according to inquiries
50    1,     7,   II     114     |         Interior, there were 7,169 agents, and they must surely have
51    1,     7,   II     114     |          by consuls and diplomatic agents and authoritatively confirmed
52    1,     7,  III     121     |     Besides, governments and their agents are so bound by tradition
53    1,     8           125     |         would eliminate emigration agents, protect remittances, and
54    1,     8           127     |           action of the emigration agents, the disillusionment and
55    1,     8           127     |          measure by the emigration agents and by the necessity of
56    1,     8           128     |            In this way, emigration agents sent a rather large number
57    1,     8           128     |         easy victims of emigration agents. Down there isolation and
58    2,     1,    I     142     |            blindly depend upon the agents of societies who speculate
59    2,     1,    I     144     |     themselves or ensnared by avid agents, the immigrants face much
60    2,     1,   II     145     |        investment companies, whose agents in Italy make themselves
61    2,     1,  III     156     |        many as thirteen Protestant agents to watch over the interests
62    2,     4           233     |          on the part of emigration agents and the lack of action of
63    2                  298(125)|      January 1892 to 1954. Federal agents controlled documents and
64    2                  298(126)|           the immigrants had their agents at the Barge Office.~