THOUSANDS 

 22 S 300 



KEW VORK 

 ILLINOIS 



WISCONSIN 



PENNSYLVANIA 



OHIO 



MICHIGAN 



NEW JERSEV 



MINNESOTA 



IOWA 



MISSOURI 



CALIFORNIA 



INDIANA 



NEBRASKA 



TEXAS 



MARYLAND 



KANSAS 



CONNECTICUT 



MASSACHUSETTS 



WASHINGTON 



SOUTH DAKOTA 



KENTUCKY 



OREGON 



•COLORADO 



NORTH DAKOTA 



OKLAHOMA 



LOUISIANA 



MONTANA 



WEST VIRGINIA 



ARKANSAS 



OIST. OF COLUMBIA 



IDAHO 



NEW YORK 



MASSACHUSETTS 



PENNSYLVANIA 



ILLINOIS 



NEW JERSEY 



CONNECTICUT 



CALIFORNIA 



OHIO 



RHODE ISLAND 



MISSOURI 



MICHIGAN 



IOWA 



MINNESOTA 



WISCONSIN 



INDIANA 



NEW HAMPSHIRE 



WASHINGTON 



MARYLAND 



MONTANA 



COLORADO 



NEBRASKA 



KANSAS 



MAINE 



KENTUCKY 



TEXAS 



OIST. OF COLUMBK 



NORWAY, SWEDEN, AND DENMARK 

 THOUSANDS 

 75 ISO 



IRELAND 



THOUSANDS 

 ISO 225 



MINNESOTA 



ILLINOIS 



WISCONSIN 



NEW YORK 



WASHINGTON 



IOWA 



NORTH DAKOTA 



CALIFORNIA 



MASSACHUSETTS 



MICHIGAN 



NEBRASKA 



SOUTH DAKOTA 



PENNSYLVANIA 



CONNECTICUT 



NEW JERSEY 



OREGON 



UTAH 



KANSAS 



COLORADO 



MONTANA 



IDAHO 



OHIO 



RHODE ISLAND 



MISSOURI 



TEXAS 



INDIANA 



375 



AUSTRIA-HUNGARY 



THOUSANDS 



ISO asB 



PENNSYLVANIA 



NEW YORK 



ILLINOIS 



OHIO 



NEW JERSEY 



WISCONSIN 



MINNESOTA 



MICHIGAN 



CONNECTICUT 



MASSACHUSETTS 



MISSOURI 



INDIANA 



NEBRASKA 



TEXAS 



CALIFORNIA 



IOWA 



COLORADO 



WEST VIRGINIA 



WASHINGTON 



KANSAS 



MARYLAND 



MONTANA 



NORTH DAKOTA 



RHODE ISLAND 



OREGON 



SOUTH DAKOTA J 



5* 

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P 

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 f 

 P 

 f 



I 1910 

 I 1900 



This illustration shows where our immigrants from Germany, Scandinavia, Ireland, and 

 Austria-Hungary settle. The Poles, of whom there are about 943,000 in the United States 

 (see page 265), have settled in Pennsjdvania, 188,000; New York, i6g,ooo; Illinois, 148,000; 

 New Jersey, 70,000; Michigan, 63,000; Massachusetts, 58,000; Wisconsin, 51,000; Ohio, 41,000, 

 and Connecticut, 35,500. 



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