'1683-1920' / The Fourteen Points and What Became of Them—Foreign Propaganda in the Public Schools—Rewriting the History of the United States—The Espionage Act and How It Worked—'Illegal and Indefensible Blockade' of the Central Powers—1,000,000 Victims of Starvation—Our Debt to France and to Germany—The War Vote in Congress—Truth About the Belgian Atrocities—Our Treaty with Germany and How Observed—The Alien Property Custodianship—Secret Will of Cecil Rhodes—Racial Strains in American Life—Germantown Settlement of 1683 and a Thousand Other Topics - Frederick Franklin Schrader

Macaulay, Lord,
on German Immigrant Settlers: [104]
On George III: [21]
Marix, Rear Admiral Adolph: [156]
Massow, Baron von,
Member of Mosby’s Brigade: [156]
McCarthy, Justin,
on Cruise of the Alabama;
Recognition of Confederacy: [111]
On Schleswig-Holstein Question: [210]
McCumber, Senator,
Asks President About Our Entrance Into the War: [56]
McNeill, Walter S.,
on German Constitution: [155]
On German Civil Law: [157]
Memminger, Christoph Gustav,
Secretary of the Treasury in the Confederate Cabinet: [157]
Menken, S. Stanwood,
Organizer and President National Security League: [171-2]
Mergenthaler, Ottmar,
Inventor of the Linotype Machine: [157]
Military Establishments of the Warring Nations in 1914: [157]
Minnewit, Peter,
Purchased Island of Manhattan from Indians: [158]
Missouri, How Kept in the Union: [159]
Montesquieu, on Birth of Liberty: [154]
Morgan, J. Pierpont: [158]
Related to Viscount Lewis Harcourt: [159]
Accused in Congress of Controlling Press: [190]
Muhlenberg, Heinrich Melchior, Founder Lutheran Church in America;
Frederick August, First Speaker House of Representative;
Peter, General; Career of: [161]

Nagel, Charles,
Secretary of Commerce and Labor: [169]
Nast, Thomas,
America’s Greatest Cartoonist;
Kills the Tweed Ring;
Grant’s Opinion of: [169]
National Security League;
Objects of, Backers of: [169]
Representative Cooper of Wisconsin on: [170]
Interference with New York Public Schools: [171]
How Organized; Disbursements by: [172]
Denounced in Congress: [171-2]
Neutrality; President Wilson on,
in Mexican Relations: [172]
New Ulm Massacre: [173]
Northcliffe, Lord;
Control of American Newspapers: [174]

Palatines, the;
Sanford H. Cobb on: [104]
Judge Benton Quoted: [105]
Declaration of Independence Antedates that of Mecklenburg: [175]
Its Signers: [176-7]
Panin, Count Nikolai I, Russian Premier,
Bribed by Frederick the Great: [85]
Pastorius, Franz Daniel,
Founder of Germantown: [121], [177]
Agitation Against Unveiling of Monument to: [179]
Author of First Protest Against Slavery: [180]
Pathfinders, German American: [191]
Penn, William, and Crefeld Immigrants: [121]
His Mother a Dutch Woman: [193]
Pennypacker, Ex-Governor Samuel Whitaker: [121]
Pilgrim Society: [193]
Pitcher, Molly;
Famous Heroine of German Descent: [190]
Poison Gas; First Used at Colenso;
French Testimony: [192]
Prager, Robert B.,
Lynched by Anti-German Mob: [67]
Press Attacked in Congress: [190]
Propaganda in the United States: [185]
Vincente Blasco Ibanez, French Agent: [185]
Louis Tracy, English Agent;
How Conducted: [186]
French Described by “The Dial;”
Andre Cheradame: [187]
Overman Committee;
Gertrude Atherton: [188]
Prussia, First Treaty with: [229]
Prussian Constitution,
Praised by President Wilson: [156]
Puritans; Land in 1620;
Great Migration; Freemen;
Hang Quakers and Witches;
Blue Laws: [184]
Putnam, George Haven,
Repudiates the American Revolution;
Proposes to Rewrite Text Books of American History in Public Schools: [22]
Regrets American Independence from England: [23]