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THE TAXATION OF CORPORATIONS 1

THE TAXATION OF FRANCHISES 2

JUST TAXATION AND STATE REGULATION OF CORPORATIONS 9

NATIONAL SUPERVISION OF GREAT COMBINATIONS OF CAPITAL AND LABOR 25

THE CHURCH AND OUR INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS 28

THE RIGHT ATTITUDE TOWARD LABOR PROBLEMS 29

NECESSITY OF ESTABLISHING FEDERAL SOVEREIGNTY OVER＂TRUSTS＂ 31

THE RELATION OF CORPORATIONS TO THE PUBLIC 40

WISE AND UNWISE METHODS OF REMEDYING TRUST EVILS 49

LIMITATIONS ON THE AID GOVERNMENT CAN GIVE THE INDIVIDUAL 56

PROBLEMS GROWING OUT OF MODERN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 58

THE ORGANIZATION OF LABOR 67

THE TRUSTS AND THE TARIFF 75

TARIFF REFORM AND BUSINESS STABILITY 90

INDUSTRIAL PEACE 97

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY＇S POLICY 103

PROGRESS MADE TOWARD FEDERAL CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS 108

PROSPERITY AND THE TARIFF 122

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT CAN DO FOR THE WAGE EARNERS 127

TRUST LEGISLATION 133

THE ANTHRACITE COAL COMMISSION 135

LIBERTY THROUGH LAW 138

SUPREMACY OF LAW 141

CLASS GOVERNMENT 144

GOVERNMENT EMPLOY AND THE LABOR UNIONS 159

NATIONAL REGULATION OF ALL CORPORATIONS DOING AN INTERSTATE BUSINESS 162

DESIRABILITY OF A SECRETARY OF CHAMBER AND COMMERCE 170

TARIFF AND RECIPROCITY 174

HIGHEST LEVEL OF PROSPERITY EVER ATTAINED 177

REGULATION OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE 180

THE NEED OF AN ELASTIC CURRENCY 187

RELATIONS OF ORGANIZED CAPITAL AND ORGANIZED LABOR 188

THE NEW SECRETARYSHIP OF COMMERCE AND LABOR 191

SAFETY APPLIANCES ON RAILWAYS 197

RECORD OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ON CURRENCY，TARIFF，AND TRUSTS 198

DEFENSE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY＇S RECORD ON INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS 203

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CORPORATIONS 221

THE PRESERVATION OF ORDER IN LABOR TROUBLES 224

EMPLOYERS＇LIABILITY 227

SAFETY APPLIANCES ON RAILWAYS 228

LABOR UNIONS AMONG GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES 229

CHILD LABOR 230

INADEQUACY OF STATE CONTROL OF GREAT CORPORATIONS 232

OUR RESPONSIBILITIES AS A NATION 245

MATERIAL WELFARE AND THE SPIRITUAL LIFE 249

THE SQUARE DEAL 252

RAILWAY LEGISLATION 254

FAIR TREATMENT OF THE RICH MAN 257

REGULATION OF RAILWAY RATES 259

FEDERAL SUPERVISION OVER COMBINATIONS OF CAPITAL AND LABOR 266

THE USE OF VIOLENCE IN LABOR TROUBLES 273

FEDERAL SUPERVISION OF RAILWAYS AS AN EXECUTIVE FUNCTION 275

ENFORCEMENT OF LAW THE FIRST REQUISITE OF CIVILIZATION 279

FALSE STANDARDS RESULTING FROM SWOLLEN FORTUNES 283

TEMPERANCE AND THE WAGE EARNERS 286

EFFORTS OF CORPORATIONS TO OBSTRUCT THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAW 292

EACH MAN TO BE TREATED ON HIS WORTH AS A MAN 299

ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OF RAILWAYS 302

THE SPIRIT IN WHICH NEW PROBLEMS MUST BE FACED 307

CORPORATE ACTIVITY AND LAW HONESTY 308

THE SPIRIT OF CLASS ANTAGONISM 315

THE OBJECTS OF RATE REGULATION 318

FEDERAL SUPERVISION OF CORPORATIONS AND REGULATION OF RAILWAY RATES 322

EMPLOYERS＇LIABILITY 339

LABOR LEGISLATION FOR WASHINGTON 339

INJUNCTIONS IN LABOR DISPUTES 340

CHILD LABOR AND WOMAN LABOR 341

FEDERAL INVESTIGATIONS OF LABOR DISPUTES 343

RIGHT PRINCIPLES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LABOR PROBLEMS 343

FEDERAL REGULATION OF INSURANCE 347

A MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TARIFF 349

ELASTICITY OF THE CURRENCY 351

RAILROAD DISCRIMINATIONS IN COAL AND OIL 353

EIGHT-HOUR IAW—CHINESE EXCLUSION—IMMI-GRATION 356

JUDGE HUMPHREY＇S ＂IMMUNITY＂ DECISION IN THECASE OF THE BEEF-PACKERS 362

MUCK-RAKERS 367

RAILWAY RATES AND THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY 378

MANUAL WORK AND THE NEGROES 385

STOCK YARD AND PACKING HOUSE ABUSES 386

＂HONESTY CAN NEVER BE UNILATERAL＂ 390

LINCOLN＇S ATTITUDE TOWARD EVIL-DOERS 391

RECORD OF THE FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS 398

CONDUCT AS THE ULTIMATE TEST OF RELIGIOUS BE-LIEF 405

DIVISION OF STATE AND FEDERAL POWERS 409

INDIVIDUAL CITIZENSHIP THE BASIS OF NATIONALSUCCESS 422

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND MR*HARRIMAN 426

THE ONLY PERIL TO PROSPERITY 438

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CORPORATIONS 438

THE GOVERNMENT＇S RIGHT OF APPEAL IN CRIMINALCASES 439

USE OF INJUNCTIONS IN LABOR CASES 444

PREACHERS OF DISCONTENT AND CLASS HATRED 449

LIMITING THE HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT OF RAILWAYEMPLOYEES 453

LABOR OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN 454

EMPLOYERS＇ LIABILITY 455

FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS 456

THE MIDDLE COURSE IN FEDERAL CONTROL OF COR-PORATIONS 459

GRADUATED INHERITANCE AND INCOME TAX 465

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS 470

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE FARMER 473

NEED OF REVISION OF THE CURRENCY LAWS 477

TEAM WORK IN POLITICAL REFORM 480

＂UNDESIRABLE CITIZENS＂ 483

EQUITY THE KEYNOTE OF INDUSTRIAL REFORM 487

THE TWOFOLD TEST OF A FORTUNE 491

THE MOYER-HAYWOOD TRIAL 493

REGULATING THE RAILWAYS BY LAW 495

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 518

CHILD LABOR AND EMPLOYERS＇ LIABILITY 537

UTILIZING OUR NATURAL RESOURCES 546

＂THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE IN POLICY＂ 561

JUSTICE TO AND JUSTICE FROM THE RICH 575

ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AGAINST CORPORATIONS 580

INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS OF THE WEST 585

DEVELOPMENT OF OUR WATERWAYS 595

FEDERAL CONTROL AND THE CONSTITUTION 599

INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY 606

IMPROVEMENT OF INLAND WATERWAYS 615

ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AND THE RAILWAYS 628

RIGHTS OF PROPERTY AND ABUSES OF WEALTH 633

THE BANK PANIC AND THE ROOSEVELT POLICY 640

THE BANK PANIC AND FEDERAL SUPERVISION OFCORPORATIONS 648

REVISION OF THE CURRENCY LAWS 666

REVISION OF THE TARIFF SCHEDULES 670

TAXING INCOMES AND INHERITANCES 671

PUBLIC SENTIMENT AND THE LAW 675

ABUSE OF INJUNCTIONS IN LABOR DISPUTES 676

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS 678

EMPLOYERS＇LIABILITY 679

EXTENSION OF THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW 682

FEDERAL INVESTIGATIONS OF STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS 682

REGULATION OF WOMAN AND CHILD LABOR 684

WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 688

THE TARIFF ON FOREST PRODUCTS 692

OIL， COAL AND GAS FIELDS OF THE GOVERNMENT 693

POSTAL SAVINGS BANK 694

A FEDERAL BUREAU OF MINES 695

OUR TARIFF RELATIONS WITH GERMANY 695

THE EMPLOYERS＇LIABILITY LAW 699

THE WRIT OF INJUNCTION IN LABOR CASES 703

＂THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST PRIVILEGE＂ 705

CHILD LABOR IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 737

EMPLOYERS＇LIABILITY 738

INJUNCTIONS IN LABOR DISPUTES 738

TRADE AGREEMENTS AND LABOR COMBINATIONS 739

POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS 745

REVISION OF TARIFF 746

OUR INLAND WATERWAYS 747

PROGRESSIVE CAUSE GREATER THAN ANY INDIVID-UAL 749

A CONFESSION OF FAITH 758

WOMAN＇S PLACE IN POLITICS 766

DECLINING A NOMINATION 773

NATIONAL DUTY AND INTERNATIONAL IDEALS 777

RIGHTEOUS PEACE AND NATIONAL UNITY 786

NATIONALPREPAREDNESS—MILITARY—INDUS-TRIAL—SOCIAL 796

SOCIALISM VERSUS SOCIAL REFORM 804

THE FARMER：THE CORNER-STONE OF CIVILIZA-TION 812

THE HUN WITHIN OUR GATES 818

NINE-TENTHS OF WISDOM IS BEING WISE IN TIME 821

FEAR GOD AND TAKE YOUR OWN PART 829

UNCLE SAM＇S ONLY FRIEND IS UNCLE SAM 840

MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS 847

THE ENSLAVEMENT OF THE BELGIANS 852

APOSTLES OF FOLLY AND FATUITY 854

THE DUTY OF EVERY AMERICAN 864

WAKE UP，AMERICA！ 871

ONE FLAG AND ONE LANGUAGE 887

HOW TO SAVE OURSELVES BY SAVING OTHERS 899

SPEED UP THE WAR AND TAKE THOUGHT FORAFTER THE WAR 906

No QUESTION OF DIVIDED LOYALTY CAN BE TOLER-ATED 938

WHY GERMANY MUST BE BEATEN 946

YANKEE BLOOD VERSUS GERMAN BLOOD 957

LAFAYETTE—MARNE-DAY ADDRESS 970

AMERICANS MUST STAND TOGETHER OR HANG TO-GETHER 976

WHAT WILSON DID AND LINCOLN DIDN＇T 991

THE AMERICAN NEGRO AND THE WAR 1028

THE ROMANOFF SCYLLA AND THE BOLSHEVISTCHARYBDIS 1037

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1046

EYES TO THE FRONT 1051

BRING THE FIGHTING MEN HOME 1058

SAYINGS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT 1062

INDEX 1081