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Volume 39, issue 1, 1912

An Interpretation of China pp. 1-10

L.Y. Ho

The Chinese Revolution pp. 11-17

Tai-Chi Quo

Certain Aspects of Chinese Reconstruction pp. 18-25

Arthur H. Smith

Republican Government in China pp. 26-38

Chester Lloyd Jones

The One Solution of the Manchurian Problem pp. 39-55

Putnam Weale

The Open Door pp. 56-61

Frederick McCormick

The Life of a Girl in China pp. 62-70

Li Yienitsao

A Wedding in South China pp. 71-73

Ying-Mei Chun

Causes of Chinese Emigration pp. 74-82

Pyau Ling

China's Method of Revising Her Educational System pp. 83-96

F.L. Hawks Pott

Extraterritoriality in China pp. 97-108

F.E. Hinckley

The Chinese Young Men's Christian Association pp. 109-123

Dwight W. Edwards

Medicine as Practiced By the Chinese pp. 124-129

William W. Cadbury

China: Geography and Resources pp. 130-153

G.B. Roorbach

American Commercial Interests in Manchuria pp. 154-168

Dana G. Munro

Notes On the Mammals of Economic Value in China pp. 169-178

Malcolm P. Anderson

Book Department pp. 179-189

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Reviews pp. 189-220

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Volume 38, issue 3, 1911

History and Underlying Principles of Commission Government pp. 3-11

Ernest S. Bradford

Commission Government in the South pp. 12-27

William O. Scroggs

Commission Government in Iowa: the Des Moines Plan pp. 28-48

Benjamin F. Shambaugh

Commission Government in Kansas pp. 49-55

Frank Greene Bates

Commission Government in the West pp. 56-77

Ford H. Macgregor

Commission Government in Illinois Cities pp. 78-86

John A. Fairlie

The Grand Junction Plan of City Government and Its Results pp. 87-102

James W. Bucklin

The Commission Statute of New Jersey pp. 103-107

John M. Mathews

Adoptions and Rejections Under the Commission Statute of New Jersey pp. 108-110

Joseph A. Dear

Franchise Provisions in Commission Charters and Statutes pp. 113-127

Delos F. Wilcox

Budget Provisions in Commission-Governed Cities pp. 128-137

L.G. Powers

Civil Service Provisions in Commission Charters pp. 138-145

Elliot H. Goodwin

The Short Ballot and the Commission Plan pp. 146-152

Richard S. Childs

The Initiative and Referendum in Commission Cities pp. 153-162

C.O. Gardner

Popular Control Under the Recall pp. 163-168

H.S. Gilbertson

The Commission Movement in Missouri pp. 169-179

James W.S. Peters

Objections To Commission Government pp. 183-191

Walter G. Cooper

Some Defects of Commission Government pp. 192-200

Dunbar F. Carpenter

Defects and Limitations of the Commission Plan pp. 201-206

Charles O. Holly

Municipal Government Administered By a General Manager—the Staunton Plan pp. 207-213

John Crosby

The Lockport Proposal pp. 214-217

F.D. Silvernail

Galveston's Commission Plan of City Government pp. 221-230

E.R. Cheesborough

Results of Commission Government in Houston, Texas pp. 231-235

Jerome H. Farbar

The Commission as It Operates in Austin, Texas pp. 236-237

A.P. Wooldridge

What Government By Commission Has Accomplished in Des Moines pp. 238-246

John J. Hamilton

Results of Commission Government in Kansas City, Kansas pp. 247-251

Richard J. Higgins

Results of Commission Government in Emporia, Kansas pp. 252-254

Charles E. Hill

Results of Commission Government in Huntington, West Virginia pp. 255-258

George I. Neal

Birmingham Under the Commission Plan pp. 259-264

Walker Percy

Berkeley, California, Under Commission Form of Government pp. 265-273

William Carey Jones

Book Department pp. 275-280

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Reviews: Coates, George. Tariff Reform, Employment and Imperial Unity. Pp. viii, I20. Price, 90 cents. New York: Longmans, Green & Company, I9II pp. 280-280

Frank D. Watson

Reviews: Hall, James P. Constitutional Law. Pp. xiv, 408. Chicago: De Bower- Chapline Company, I9I0 pp. 281-281

John J. Sullivan

Reviews: Hardy, E. R., and Lindnor, W. Modern Business, Vol. VIII. Pp. xxv, 505. New York: Alexander Hamilton Institute, I9II pp. 282-282

Robert Riegel

Reviews: Kellicott, William E. The Social Direction of Human Evolution. Pp. xii, 249. Price, $1.50. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1911 pp. 282-283

Carl Kelsey

Reviews: McCall, S. W. The Business of Congress. Pp. vii, 2I5. Price, $1.50. New York: Columbia University Press, I9II pp. 283-284

F.W. Coker

Reviews: McFarland, Raymond. A History of the New England Fisheries. Pp. 457. Price, $2.00. New York: D. Appleton & Co., I9II pp. 284-285

Walter S. Tower

Reviews: Reid, G. Archdall. The Laws of Heredity. Pp. ix, 548. Price, $5.00. New York: Macmillan Company, I9I0 pp. 285-286

Carl Kelsey

Reviews: Reinsch, Paul S. (Ed.). Readings on American State Government. Pp. vi, 473. Price, $2.25. Boston: Ginn & Co., I9II pp. 286-287

John A. Fairlie

Reviews: Seligman, E. R. A. The Income Tax. Pp. xi, 7II. Price, $3.00. New York: Macmillan Company, I9II pp. 287-287

Frank L. Mcvey

Reviews: Solenberger, Alice W. One Thousand Homeless Men. Pp. xxiv, 374. Price, $1.25. New York: Charities Publication Committee, I9II pp. 288-288

Carl Kelsey

Reviews: Spaight, J. M. War Rights on Land. Pp. xii, 520. Price, $3.75. New York: Macmillan Company, I9II pp. 289-290

Ellery C. Stowell

Reviews: Spargo, John. Sidelights on Contemporary Socialism. Pp. I54. Price, $I.00. New York: B. W. Huebsch, I9II. Macdonald, J. R. The Socialist Movement. Pp. xiii, 256. Price, 75 cents. New York: Henry Holt & Co., I9II pp. 290-291

Ira B. Cross

Reviews: Taylor, Hannis. The Origin and Growth of the American Constitution. Pp. xlii, 676. Price, $4.00. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin Company, I9II pp. 291-292

Chester Lloyd Jones

Reviews: Webb, Sydney, and Beatrice. The History of Trade Unionism. Pp. lxviii, 558. Price, $260. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., I9II pp. 292-293

Ira B. Cross

Reviews: Webb, Sydney and Beatrice. The Prevention of Destitution. Pp. vi, 348. Price, $1.50. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., I9II pp. 293-294

Carl Kelsey

Reviews: Wehberg, Hans. Capture in War On Land and Sea. Pp. xxxv, 228. Price, 5s. London: P. S. King & Son, I9II pp. 294-295

Ellery C. Stowell

Reviews: Wilcox, Delos F. Municipal Franchises. Vol. II. Pp. xxi, 885. Price, $5.00. New York: Engineering News Company, I9II pp. 295-297

L.S. Rowe

Reviews: Willoughby, W. W. The Constitutional Law of the United States. Two vols. Pp. cxv, I390. New York: Baker, Voorhees & Co., I9I0 pp. 297-298

Chester Lloyd Jones

Reviews: Woodruff, Clinton Rogers. (Ed.). City Government by Commission. Pp. xii, 38I. Price, $1.50. New York: D. Appleton & Co., I9II pp. 298-299

Clyde L. King

Reviews: Woodruff, Clinton Rogers (Ed.). Proceedings of the Buffalo Conference for Good City Government and the Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the National Municipal League. Pp. vi, 587. Price, $4.00. Philadelphia: National Municipal League, I9I0 pp. 299-300

Clyde L. King

Volume 38, issue 2_suppl, 1911

Constitution pp. 7-12

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The Twelfth Annual Session of the Council pp. 13-17

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Report of the Secretary pp. 18-22

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Report of the Label Committee pp. 23-25

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Report of the Committee On Legislation and the Legal Defense of Labor Laws pp. 26-27

Josephine Goldmark

In the Senate of the United States pp. 27-29

A. Bill

Decision of the Supreme Court of Michigan Opinion Filed December I, I9I0 pp. 29-38

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Report of the Committee On International Relations pp. 39-42

Francis McLean

Report of the Committee On Publications pp. 43-43

Josefhine Goldmark

Report of the Committee On Lecturers pp. 44-44

James T. Bixey

Report of the Food Committee pp. 45-49

Alice Lakey

Report of the Committee On Exhibits pp. 50-50

Edith Kendall

Report of the Special Committee On Minimum Wage Boards pp. 51-52

Arthur N. Holcombe

Report of the Special Committee On Colleges and Graduates pp. 53-56

Rosamond Kimball

Volume 38, issue 2, 1911

The Functions of Produce Exchanges pp. 1-35

S.S. Huebner

Methods of Marketing the Grain Crop pp. 36-57

Siebel Harris

Classification of Grain Into Grades pp. 58-77

J.C.F. Merrill

Grain Inspection in Illinois pp. 78-90

W. Scott Cowen

The Crop Reporting System pp. 91-103

Nat C. Murray

Current Sources of Information in Produce Markets pp. 104-125

Bruce D. Mudgett

Governmental Regulation of Speculation pp. 126-154

Carl Parker

Factors Affecting Commodity Prices pp. 155-188

Roger W. Babson

Board of Trade of the City of Chicago pp. 189-205

George F. Stone

The New York Produce Exchange pp. 206-221

E.R. Carhart

Merchants' Exchange of St. Louis pp. 222-226

Geo H. Morgan

The Exchanges of Minneapolis, Duluth, Kansas City, Mo., Omaha, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Toledo pp. 227-252

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Cotton Exchanges and Their Economic Functions pp. 253-280

Arthur R. Marsh

Financing of Cotton pp. 281-291

John J. Arnold

The Coffee Market pp. 292-302

G.G. Huebner

Shipping Facilities Between the United States and South America pp. 303-319

William E. Humphrey

Book Department pp. 320-346

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Volume 38, issue 1_suppl, 1911

Child Labor a Menace To Civilization pp. 1-7

Felix Adler

The Conservation of Childhood pp. 8-16

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt

Standards Proposed By United States Commission On Uniform Laws pp. 17-23

A.T. Stovall

What Should We Sacrifice To Uniformity? pp. 24-30

Florence Kelley

Seven Years of Child Labor Reform pp. 31-38

Owen R. Lovejoy

The Cotton Mill: the Herod Among Industries pp. 39-52

A.J. McKelway

The Public School and the Day's Work pp. 53-59

Herman Schneider

I.—Child Labor On the Stage pp. 60-65

Jane Addams

II.—Child Labor as Related To the Stage pp. 66-73

Henry Baird Favill

III.—Child Labor On the Stage pp. 74-76

Jean M. Gordon

I.—Scholarships pp. 77-79

George A. Hall

II.—State Child Labor Relief pp. 80-84

M. Edith Campbell

III.-The Dinner Toter pp. 85-89

Charles L. Coon

Exclusion of Children From Dangerous Trades pp. 90-94

William C. Hanson

I.—The Nickel Theatre pp. 95-99

Maurice Willows

II.—The Newsboy pp. 100-102

George A. Hall

III.—The Night Messenger Boy pp. 103-104

Edward N. Clopper

IV.-Street Trades and Reformatories pp. 105-107

Richard K. Conant

V.—Street Trades pp. 108-110

Florence Kelley

History of Child Labor Reform in Alabama pp. 111-113

B.J. Baldwin

Child Labor Legislation in the Carolinas pp. 114-117

John Porter Hollis

Child Labor in Gulf Coast Canneries: Photographic Investigation Made February, I911 pp. 118-122

Lewis W. Hine

The Glass Industry and Child Labor Legislation pp. 123-132

Charles L. Chute

The Coal Mines of Pennsylvania pp. 133-138

Owen R. Lovejoy

New Territory pp. 139-143

A.J. Mckelway

Ten Years' Experience in Illinois pp. 144-148

Jane Addams

The Forward Movement in Missouri, West Virginia and Indiana pp. 149-153

Edward N. Clopper

The State and the Nation in Child Labor Regulation pp. 154-155

William E. Borah

Reports from State and Local Child Labor Committees pp. 156-185

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Annual Report of the General Secretary of the National Child Labor Committee pp. 186-201

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Constitution pp. 202-207

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The Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Confer ence on Child Labor Under the Auspices of the National Child Labor Committee pp. 208-224

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Volume 38, issue 1, 1911

Civil Service Pensions pp. 3-5

Franklin Macveagh

Retirement Systems for Municipal Employes pp. 6-14

F. Spencer Baldwin

Casualty Insurance Companies and Employers' Liability Legislation pp. 15-22

Edwin W. Deleon

Some Features of Obligatory Industrial Insurance pp. 23-30

James Harrington Boyd

Workingmen's Compensation in the Brewing Industry pp. 31-34

Louis B. Schram

Results of Voluntary Relief Plan of United States Steel Corporation pp. 35-44

Raynal C. Bolling

Disability and Death Compensation for Rail Road Employees pp. 45-56

Daniel L. Cease

Discussion pp. 57-68

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Prevention of Industrial Accidents pp. 71-73

Honorable Charles Nagel

Inadequacy of Present Laws Concerning Accidents pp. 74-75

John Hays Hammond

Burden of Industrial Accidents pp. 76-82

John Mitchell

Injustice of the Present System pp. 83-85

James Bronson Reynolds

Necessity for Social Insurance pp. 86-89

John Graham Brooks

Red Cross Measures for the Prevention of Disasters pp. 90-93

Mabel T. Boardman

Our Lack of Statistics pp. 94-97

Florence Kelley

The Three Essentials for Acccident Prevention pp. 98-107

Crystal Eastman

The Necessity for Safety Devices pp. 108-111

J.C. Delaney

Government Measures To Increase Mine Safety pp. 112-114

J.A. Holmes

Law and Social Progress pp. 117-118

Samuel McCune Lindsay

The Constitutional Problem of Workmen's Compensation pp. 119-127

William Draper Lewis

Present Status of Workmen's Compensation Laws pp. 128-143

Walter George Smith

Legal Aspects of Employers' Liability Laws pp. 144-150

J. Mayhew Wainwright

A Compensation Law and Private Justice pp. 151-158

P. Tecumseh Sherman

An Argument Against Liability pp. 159-165

Walter S. Nichols

Conditions of Progress in Employers' Liability Legislation pp. 169-174

Charles P. Neill

The System Best Adapted To the United States pp. 175-183

Miles M. Dawson

Points To Be Considered in Workmen's Compensation Legislation pp. 184-201

Launcelot Packer

Principles of Sound Employers' Liability Legislation pp. 202-204

F.C. Schwedtman

Progress in Legislation Concerning Industrial Accidents pp. 205-217

George W. Anderson

New Jersey Employers' Liability and Work Men's Compensation Law pp. 218-224

William B. Dickson

New Jersey Employers' Liability Act pp. 225-229

Walter E. Edge

Recent New York Legislation Upon Workmen's Compensation pp. 230-237

Joseph P. Cotton

Workmen's Compensation and the Industries of Massachusetts pp. 238-240

James A. Lowell

Attitude of Foreign Countries Toward Liability and Compensation pp. 241-245

Lee K. Frankel

Recent Progress in European Countries in Workmen's Compensation pp. 246-256

Henry J. Harris

Enterprise Liability for Industrial Injuries pp. 257-261

Charles Herbert Swan

Discussion pp. 262-278

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Report of the Annual Meeting Committee pp. 279-281

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Book Department pp. 283-317

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