FOREWORD ILLUSTRATIONS CONTENTS I WHO ARE THEY? II WHY DO THEY COME? III OUR JEWISH NEIGHBOR IV OUR RUSSIAN NEIGHBOR V OUR ITALIAN NEIGHBOR VI OUR CHINESE NEIGHBOR VII MAKERS OF GOOD NEIGHBORS VIII GOOD NEIGHBORS AND BAD IX NEIGHBORS TO THE WORLD
SOME IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS
Interdenominational
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“Where Us Fellows Has to Play” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, New York City
Issued under the direction of the Council of
Women for Home Missions SOME IMMIGRANT
NEIGHBORS BY
JOHN R. HENRY ILLUSTRATED New York Chicago Toronto
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Copyright, 1912, by
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To
Eloise Elizabeth Henry
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