The Secret Growth of Japan's Army

Russian Generals Pigeonhole Reports of Japan's Fighting Strength

Moral Superiority of the Japanese

Extraordinary Popularity of the War in Japan

Military Training of Japanese Children

Japan's Material Resources

Russian Discipline Undermined by the Revolutionists

Attacks of the Russian Press

The Russian Army Cut Off from the Nation

The Failure of the Russian Fleet

Advantages Secured by Japan's Naval Victory

The Intellectual Superiority of the Japanese Soldier

The American Dragoman narrates to the Second Secretary

FRAGMENTS OF A LOST MEMORY

HOW CAPITAL AND LABOR COMBINE TO SAFEGUARD THE TRUST AND LEGALIZE THE BOYCOTT

The Sherman Law Not Rushed Through Congress

Statesmen who Framed the Sherman Law

Sherman Act Intended to Apply to Labor Unions

Unsuccessful Efforts to Destroy the Law

Railroads Stopped from Making Rate Agreements

Labor Unions, as Such, Not Prohibited

How the Chicago Strike of 1894 Restrained Trade

The Danbury Hatters Attempt to "Restrain Trade"

National Civic Federation Attempts to Amend the Law

Gompers Asks that the Boycott be Legalized

Government to Discriminate Between Good and Bad Trusts

"Reasonable" and "Unreasonable" Combinations

Andrew Carnegie on Combinations

Indulgences to be Granted to Corporations

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Alcohol as a Brain Stimulant

The Effect of a Bottle of Wine a Day

A Loss of Ten Per Cent. in Working Efficiency

The Effect of Beer-drinking on German School-children

The Development of Fear in Alcoholized Dogs

Is Alcohol A Poison?

Alcohol and Disease

How the Poison Works

Alcohol and Acute Infections

The Ally of Tuberculosis

Hereditary Effects of Alcohol

Alcohol and the "Moderate" Drinker

THE PEASANT SALOON-KEEPER—RULER OF AMERICAN CITIES