IMMIGRANTS DEFINED.

All aliens under 60 years of age and traveling on second or third class passage are deemed immigrants unless they are criminals, rogues, beggars, vagabonds, lunatics, or invalids, are plying illicit trades, or are afflicted with any contagious disease. The disabilities enumerated bar admission. Persons over 60 years of age or incapacitated for work are admitted only when they are accompanied by their family and evidence is adduced of ability to provide support.

RIGHTS OF IMMIGRANTS.

Immigrants settling in the country and engaging in agriculture, industry, trade, or any useful craft or profession, are guaranteed entire liberty of action, are allowed free access to any trade cr other pursuit not inimical to public safety, health, or morals, and are granted complete religious liberty and the general civil rights enjoyed by Brazilian citizens under the Constitution.

NUCLEUS COLONIES.

Nucleus colonies consist of selected divisions of territory in process of settlement and development. They may be established by either public or private initiation. Locations are determined by the general resources and value. Immigrants with families who intend to purchase land will be assisted by the Government in paying their passage to Brazil. They will also be assisted in making the first installment on the land and in purchasing farming implements and equipment, provided that they present on arrival a certificate of age, identity, occupation, character, and nationality, signed by an authorized Brazilian representative abroad.

REPATRIATION.

The Government will repatriate agricultural immigrants who have entered Brazil at state expense within two years prior to filing request for same and who have resided continuously with the head of the family, but whose absence or incapacity induces the request. Persons eligible are widows and orphans destitute of support, wives and minor children of immigrants who are afflicted or unable to provide support, and immigrants incapacitated by incurable disease, accident, or lack of resources.

APPENDIXES.

A. SCHEDULE FORMS USED BY THE IMMIGRATION COMMISSION. B.-UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION LAWS AND REGULATIONS.

C.-TREATY, LAWS, AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ADMISSION OF CHINESE TO THE UNITED STATES.

D.-UNITED STATES NATURALIZATION LAWS AND REGULATIONS.

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APPENDIX A.

SCHEDULE FORMS USED BY THE IMMIGRATION COMMISSION.

1. Family Schedule.

2. Family Schedule-Agricultural Supplement.

3. Family Schedule-Boarding and Rooming Group Supplement. 4. Block Report Schedule.

5. Individual Schedule. 6. Employer's Schedule.

7. Pay Roll Schedule (1). 8. Pay Roll Schedule (2). 9. Community Schedule. 10. General School Schedule.

11. Special School Schedule.

12. Higher Educational Institutions Schedule.

13. Teacher's Schedule.

14. Immigrants as Charity Seekers Schedule.

15. Instructions Concerning Use of Schedules.