Chairman. there can be no doubt that work is entirely too heavy. entirely too great.-for the small that the condition that exists In the big cities makes it imperaclerical force at the command of the three different naturaliza- tive that something be done to provide the money required to tion bureaus. pay the clerks in these various offices. The predicament in I do not know whether that condition exists in Chicago. or which we find ourselves is due to the extravagant suspicion whether it exists in Boston or in some of the other large cities. which is entertained of the administration by the majority upon but it does exist in the great city of New York. where. as has the other side of the House. An appropriation of $25.000 already been remarked. the time of men is very valuable was made to enable the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to indeed. and where men can not come day after day. wasting provide the additional clerical help for naturalization work in their time awaiting an opportunity to have their naturalization those offices where the condition of business required additional matters transacted. And there is more than that. Mr.
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