| Page |
| The Citadel of the Money Power: |
| I. Wall Street, Past, Present, and Future |
Henry Clews |
1 |
| II. The True Inwardness of Wall Street |
John Clark Ridpath |
9 |
| The Reform Club’s Feast of Unreason |
Hon. Charles A. Towne |
24 |
| Does Credit Act on Prices? |
A. J. Utley |
37 |
| Points in the American and French Constitutions Compared |
Niels Grön |
49 |
| Honest Money; or, A True Standard of Value: A Symposium. |
| I. William Jennings Bryan |
|
57 |
| II. M. W. Howard |
|
58 |
| III. Wharton Barker |
|
59 |
| IV. Arthur I. Fonda |
|
60 |
| V. Gen. A. J. Warner |
|
62 |
| The New Civil Code of Japan |
Tokichi Masao, M. L., D. C. L. |
64 |
| John Ruskin: A Type of Twentieth-Century Manhood |
B. O. Flower |
70 |
| The Single Tax in Operation |
Hon. Hugh H. Lusk |
79 |
| Natural Selection, Social Selection, and Heredity |
Prof. John R. Commons |
90 |
| Psychic or Supermundane Forces |
Cora L. V. Richmond |
98 |
| The American Institute of Civics |
Henry Randall Waite, Ph. D. |
108 |
| An Industrial Fable |
Hamilton S. Wicks |
116 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| Reply to “Locksley Hall Sixty Years After” |
Barton Lomax Pittman |
122 |
| John Brown |
Coates Kinney |
125 |
| Demos |
W. H. Venable, LL. D. |
126 |
| The Editor’s Evening: Leaf from My Samoan Notebook (A. D. 2297); Vita Longa; Kaboto (a Sonnet) |
128 |
| A Stroke for the People: A Farmer’s Letter to The Arena |
|
134 |
| Evolution: What It Is and What It Is Not |
Dr. David Starr Jordan |
145 |
| Has Wealth a Limitation? |
Robert N. Reeves |
160 |
| The Battle of the Money Metals: |
| I. Bimetallism Simplified |
George H.
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