ILLUSTRATIONS

DR. CHARLES HARRINGTON SECRETARY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, WHICH, BY THE DISTRIBUTION OF VACCINE AND ANTITOXIN ALONE, HAS SAVED THE STATE $210,000

DR. THOMAS DARLINGTON COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH FOR NEW YORK CITY, WHICH HAS THE MOST THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES

DR. CHARLES V. CHAPIN SUPERINTENDENT OF HEALTH IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, ONE OF THE CITIES WHICH HAS BEEN FOREMOST IN PROSECUTING PHYSICIANS FOR FAILURE TO GIVE NOTICE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Our Absurd Vital Statistics

DR. JOHN N. HURTY SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH IN INDIANA, WHICH HAS RECENTLY PASSED A LAW FORBIDDING THE MARRIAGE OF IMBECILES, EPILEPTICS, AND PERSONS SUFFERING FROM CONTAGIOUS DISEASE

DR. GEORGE W. GOLER HEALTH OFFICER OF ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, WHO REFUSES CHILDREN CERTIFICATES TO WORK IN FACTORIES, UNLESS THE APPLICANTS ARE IN SOUND PHYSICAL CONDITION

The Criminal Negligence of Physicians

DR. J. MERCIER GREEN HEALTH OFFICER OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, WHO STAMPED OUT A SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AND REFORMED THE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY

"Business Interests" and Yellow Fever

THE SCAVENGERS OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

Newspapers, Politicians, and the Bubonic Plague

Fighting Prejudice and the Death Rate in Charleston

Killing Off the City Negro

Private Interests in Public Murder

"YOUNG GIRLS ... CANTERED BY; THEIR LINEN HABITS ROSE AND FELL DECOROUSLY, THEIR HAIR WAS SMOOTH"

"THE STANDING CROWD CRANED THEIR NECKS, AS DELIA SAT UP STRAIGHT AND HELD OUT HER ARMS"

"'I'VE GOT TWO O' MY OWN'"

"'WHO—WHO—WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS?' HE WHISPERED HOARSELY"

HENRY IRVING AS CARDINAL WOLSEY IN "HENRY VIII."

Burned Hare Soup and Camphor Pudding in Pittsburg

ELLEN TERRY

ELLEN TERRY WITH HER FOX-TERRIERS, DUMMY AND FUSSIE; FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN 1889

MISS ROSA CORDER

The Best Ophelia of My Life

"Lonesome Brooklyn"

SIR HENRY IRVING

Fussie

MISS ELLEN TERRY

Fussie and "Charles I."

AUGUSTIN DALY AND HIS COMPANY OF PLAYERS

Irving's Strategy

AUGUSTIN DALY

The Death of Fussie

JOHN DREW

The Old Daly Company

ADA REHAN

HELENA MODJESKA

The John Drew Family

Mary Anderson

MARY ANDERSON

JOSEPH JEFFERSON AS RIP VAN WINKLE

Joseph Jefferson

The Night of the Great Blizzard

"CABLE THE PRESIDENT! WHAT A JOKE!"

"THE CIRCLE CLOSED IN AS THE SEA SURGES UP UPON THE LAND"

"HE GRINNED AND WINKED AND FRISKED AND CAPERED"

"'OH, YOU DIVVIL, YOU! YOU OLD, BLATHERSKITING DIVVIL'"

"HE SAT STARING INTO THE BLANKNESS OF THE LITTLE ROOM"

A Campaign to Destroy a President

JOHN POTTER STOCKTON THE DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM NEW JERSEY WHO WAS UNSEATED IN THE SENATE OF 1866 TO MAKE ROOM FOR A REPUBLICAN SUCCESSOR. HE WAS LATER REELECTED TO THE SENATE

Killing of Negroes at Memphis and New Orleans

SENATOR CARL SCHURZ FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ABOUT 1879

Johnson "Swings Around the Circle"

SENATOR PRESTON KING WHOM PRESIDENT JOHNSON APPOINTED COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK. HIS SUICIDE IN 1865 WAS ATTRIBUTED TO WORRY OVER THE PRESIDENT'S RECONSTRUCTION POLICY

SENATOR JAMES LANE ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS FREE-STATE FIGHTERS IN KANSAS TERRITORY. HIS DEFECTION TO THE SIDE OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON WAS BITTERLY CRITICISED BY HIS CONSTITUENTS, AND WAS THOUGHT TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS SUICIDE IN 1866

New Congress Overwhelmingly Anti-Johnson

The Movement Toward Negro Suffrage

SENATOR ZACHARIAH CHANDLER WHO WAS SENT, TOGETHER WITH CARL SCHURZ, TO THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION OF 1866, BY THE REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN

Reconstruction Under Military Control

The Public Fear of Johnson

The Fatal Bungling of Reconstruction

"'IT'S A DESPICABLE LETTER,' SHE TOLD HERSELF"

II

"'HOW DO YOU SUPPOSE I FEEL, BEING IN THIS POSITION—TO YOU?'"

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The Fight against the "Pinchot Policies"

Training an Army of Foresters

Land Piracy Checked

The Case of the Wood Haulers

How the Government Sells Timber

A SECTION OF THE BIG HORN NATIONAL FOREST, WYOMING, SHOWING THE FOREST SERVICE METHODS OF LUMBERING. A CERTAIN PROPORTION OF THE TREES HAVE BEEN LEFT STANDING FOR SEED PURPOSES. THE REST HAVE BEEN CUT CLOSE TO THE GROUND, TO AVOID WASTE, AND THE BRANCHES PILED AT A SAFE DISTANCE FOR BURNING

"Two Blades of Grass Where One Grew Before"

SECTION OF A REDWOOD FOREST IN CALIFORNIA, SHOWING WASTEFUL AND DESTRUCTIVE METHODS OF LUMBERING. THE TREES HAVE BEEN CUT HIGH UP, LEAVING A LARGE PROPORTION OF WASTE IN THE STUMP. THE LAND HAS BEEN STRIPPED BARE OF ITS TIMBER, AND IS IN CONDITION TO ENCOURAGE FIRE, EROSION, AND DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS

The Forest Service and the Stock-Raisers

THE EFFECT OF EROSION ON A HILLSIDE FROM WHICH THE FOREST COVER HAS BEEN REMOVED

The Roosevelt Dam Case

THE SAME HILLSIDE AFTER TWO YEARS OF CAREFUL AND SYSTEMATIC GRAZING

Irrigation Revolutionized by National Forestry

HERD OF SHEEP GRAZING UPON A NATIONAL FOREST. THE SHEEP GRAZE IN LARGE BANDS AND VERY CLOSE TOGETHER, AND THE CUTTING ACTION OF THE THOUSANDS OF HOOFS IS VERY INJURIOUS TO THE SOIL. FOR THIS REASON, SHEEP-GRAZING IS ONLY ALLOWED ON CERTAIN AREAS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS.

The Free Grass Question

$1,000,000 Saved by the Forest Hunters

"ON ALL SIDES THE HOP-PICKERS WERE MAKING MERRY"

"PICKING PROGRESSED TO AN END, AND THE INDIANS HELD THEIR LAST FEAST AND DEPARTED"

"STOOD THERE LEANING AGAINST 'DADDY'S' SIDE"

"IT WAS SWEET TO BE CHAFFED, TO BE HEEDLESSLY YOUNG ONCE MORE"

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"SHE CREPT OUT UPON THE LANDING OF THE STAIRS, AND SAT THERE DESOLATELY ON THE TOP STEP"

XXV

SHE TOOK THE PISTOL FROM HIS RELAXED HOLD

XXVI

"THE TWO WOMEN SITTING ON THE BENCH, WRAPPED AROUND BY THE LONELINESS AND THE INTENSE STILLNESS OF THE ONCOMING NIGHT"

"'THEY'LL GET FULL OF EARTH AGAIN,' SHE PROTESTED"

XXVII

"LOIS STOLE INTO THE ROOM"

XXVIII

THE END

"The House of Corruption"

Four Hundred Able Probation Officers

Liquor Dealers Vote to Coöperate

Record of Success Ninety-two Per Cent

The Story of Jim the Engineer

Suspended Sentence versus the Gold Cure

The Effect on the Children

The Criminal's "Debt" to Society Overpaid