'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

Rassieur, Leo: [205]
Reis, Philipp, Inventor of the Telephone: [139]
Representation in Congress: [194]
Rhodes, Cecil; Text of Secret Will to Reclaim the United States: [195]
Sinclair Kennedy, on Plan: [196-7]
Whitelaw Reid, on Unity with English Government: [196]
Andrew Carnegie, on British-American Union; Rhodes Scholarships: [197]
General Pershing’s Statement; James M. Beck’s Statement: [199]
Admiral Sims’s Guildhall Speech; New York “Globe” Quotes Ambassador Page: [200]
Prof. Roland G. Usher, on Secret Understanding; Colonial Secretary Chamberlain Quoted: [201]
Joseph H. Choate’s Toast to the King: [202]
Ringling, Al: [203], [207]
Rittenhouse, David, First Great American Scientist: [204]
Roebling, John August, Famous Bridge Builder: [205]
Roosevelt, Theodore: [205]
Russia Approached by England for Alliance Against the Colonies: [85]

Sauer, Christopher,
Famous Colonial Printer: [217]
Scheffauer, Herman George,
American Poet: [215]
Schell, Johann Christian:
An Episode of the Early Border: [215]
Schleswig-Holstein,
“One and Indivisible”: [209]
Wish to be German;
Revolution Against Denmark, 1848: [210]
Cradle of Purest Germanism: [211]
Total Danish-Speaking Population in Germany: [212]
Schley, Admiral Winfield Scott;
Rescue of Lt. Greeley: [216]
Schreiner, George A.,
on American Passport Discriminations: [66]
On Use of Poison Gas at Colenso: [192]
On Lusitania Sinking: [242]
Schurz, Carl,
on German Revolution of 1848: [214]
On German Element in the United States: [102]
Scraps of Paper: [208]
Secret Treaties: [89]
Seward, Secretary William H.,
Expresses Thanks to Prussia: [112]
Slavery, First Protest Against: [180]
Starving Germany;
Result of, and Casualties: [217]
State Department Note of Assurance, February 8, 1917: [230]
Steinmetz, Charles P.,
Famous Electrician: [217]
Steuben, Baron Frederick von: [220]
Sutter, the Romance of a California Pioneer: [225]
First to Hoist American Flag to Stay;
Founds New Switzerland on Sacramento River;
Alvarado Land Grant: [225]
Sides with Santa Anna;
Lays Out Town of Sutterville, now Sacramento;
Visited by Major Fremont;
Hoists the American Flag on His Fort;
Gold Discovered on His Ranch by Marshall: [226]
Sutter Ruined;
Dies Poor in Pennsylvania;
Tribute to: [227]
“Swordmaker of the Confederacy”: [227]

Taft, William H., on Religious Intolerance: [185]
Praises Kaiser: [208]
“Times,” London, Denounces United States: [113]
Advocates British Propaganda in the United States: [24]
Titled Americans: [27]
Tolstoy on American Liberty: [228]
Tracy, Louis, Head of English Propaganda Bureau: [186]
Treaties of 1799 and 1828, with Germany: [229-30]
Treaty, Commercial, with Germany, and How Observed; President John Quincy Adams on First Treaty; Treaties of 1799-1828: [229]
State Department Assures Foreign Residents: [230]
Alien Custodianship Aired in Congress; Senator Hitchcock’s Momentous Statement; President Wilson’s Remarks of April 2, 1917; List of Persons Whose Property Was Seized: [232]
Property of Wives of Aliens Seized: [233]
Tryon County Committee of Safety: [175]