political  corruptionfunds,  234 ;  Little-
field  anti-trust  bill,  238 ;  Morton  re-
bate matter,  239-243 ;  railroad  passes,
245-246;  exclusive  orders,  335-337;
Santo  Domingo,  340-342  ;  Panama
Canal,  343-345 ;  police  duty  on  West-
ern Hemisphere,  345-346.
Root,  Eliu,  constitutional  limitations,

333-
Ryan,  Thomas  F.,  insurance  matters,

57-58.
Sallust,  conditions  in  Rome,  362-363,

37°.
Santo  Domingo,  protocol  with,  339-

342.
Schiff,  Jacob,  high  finance,  58.
Schurz,  Carl,  political  "fat-frying,"
237;  Panama,  344-345.
Schwab,  Charles  M.,  the  State  Trust,
52-53,  391,  405;  his  palatial  resi-
dence, 64.
Seabury,  Judge  Samuel,  on  injunc-
tions, 181,  186-187,  190,  196-
198.
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Index


Shearman,  Thomas  G.,  distribution  of
wealth,  9.  116,  117  n.
Single  tax.  see  Taxation.
Slavery,  industrial,  among  us,  360;
black,  19,  loa ;  Russian  serf,  19 ;  in
Greece,  355-357.  3591  among  the
Romans,  363,  370;  religious  argu-
ment for  negro,  315.
Smith,  Adam,  wages,  4,  120;  pecun-
iary value  of  a  child,  lao,  126;  law
of  generation,  136-127;  university
teaching,  393-294 ;  his  teachings
obsolete  in  universities,  394-395  ;
dependence  of  the  clergy,  306-307.
Smith,  Goldwin,  growth  of  aristocratic
idea,  96;  breakdown  of  municipal
politics,  263;  government  by  com-
mission, 327-328.
Socrates,  philosophy  of,  355.  356.
Spahr,  Charles  B.,  distribution  of
wealth,  8,  117  n.
Spitzlca,  Edward  A.,  crime  bred  by
social  conditions,  140.
Standard  Oil  Company,  history  of,  41-
44,  399.  401 ;  privileges.  317.  383.  391.
397,  399,  401;  in  politics,  237-239,
250;  influence  on  education,  296-

299-

Steel  Trust,  Directors  of,  8  n. ;  its  or-
ganization, 49-50,  51-55,  56-57,  366;
its  privileges,  43.  391-392.  395.  39*-
397,  399-400,  405 ;  attitude  toward
labor  unions,  146,  168 ;  promotion
syndicate  earnings,  233 ;  how  to  de-
stroy. 391-392-

Suffrage,  attacks  of,  100-103,  310-211,
212,  326-337,  352,  361 ;  in  Greece,
355.  356;  in  Rome,  364,  368.
