No. 1.-JULY, 1917.

Errors in death registration in the industrial population of Fall River, Page.

Mass., by Arthur Reed Perry, M. D

Care of dependents of enlisted men in Canada

1-8

9-14

14-19

19-25

Industrial efficiency and fatigue in British munition factories..

Munitions tribunals in Great Britain__.

New plan for labor substitution in munition factories of Great Britain. 25-28

Women recruits for work on farms in Great Britain

28-31

Child labor on English farms during the war..

Child labor in warring countries.

Additional allowances to old-age pensioners in Great Britain.

The labor supply of France.

Measures of protection for working mothers in France

Lodging artillery and munition workers in France..

French occupational census of 1911.

President's position on State legislation affecting labor..

Suspension of Federal eight-hour law-----

Injunctions under the Federal antitrust law-

Overtime work and wages for women in California canneries.

Recent collective agreements in various European countries:

Wage agreement of the Dutch furniture trade_____

Wage increases for woodworkers in Sweden_-_-_-

Increase in wages in the Netherlands during the war..

Food conservation through cooperation of volunteer forces-

Government control of food supplies in Germany---

Government control of food supplies in Great Britain_____

Food policy framed by national committee of British workers_

Sunday closing law of Geneva, Switzerland...

Disease as a compensable injury.

Workmen's compensation legislation of 1917:

Idaho

South Dakota___

surance:

Workmen's compensation, admiralty, and interstate commerce.

Court decisions on the workmen's compensation law of New York.

Recent reports relating to workmen's compensation and accident in-

Minnesota

Nebraska

New Jersey.

Porto Rico__

111-115

115, 116

117-118

118, 119

119-121

121-123

Washington

West Virginia...

Industrial poisons in the manufacture of explosives..

124, 125

Increase in industrial insurance accident mortality during 1916, by

Louis I. Dublin, Ph. D.

125, 126

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