Preface 9 Introduction 13 Edwin W. Sims. I. History of the White Slave Trade 18 II. The Suppression of the White Slave Traffic 29 William Alexander Coote. III. The White Slave Trade of Today 47 Edwin W. Sims. IV. Menace of the White Slave Trade 61 Edwin W. Sims. V. A White Slave Clearing House; A White Slave's Own Story 74 VI. The True Story of Estelle Ramon of Kentucky 80 D. F. Sutherland. VII. Our Sister of the Street 98 Florence Mabel Dedrick. VIII. More about the Traffic in Shame 117 Ophelia Amigh. IX. The Traffic in Girls 127 Charles N. Crittenton. X. Warfare Against the White Slave Traffic 139 Clifford G. Roe. XI. The Boston Hypocrisy 155 Clifford G. Roe. XII. The Auctioneer of Souls 163 Clifford G. Roe. XIII. The White Slave Trade in New York City 174 By a Special Contributor. XIV. Barred Windows: How we Took up the Fight 190 XV. The Nations and the White Slave Traffic 199 James Bronson Reynolds. XVI. The Yellow Slave Trade 213 XVII. How Snakes Charm Canaries 223 XVIII. Procuresses, and the Confession of One 234 XIX. Wanted--Fathers and Mothers 246 XX. Chicago's White Slave Market 253 XXI. The Failure and Shame of the Regulation of Vice 271 XXII. The White Slaves and the Black Plagues 280 XXIII. The White Slave Traffic and the Public Health 289 Dr. Winfield Scott Hall. XXIV. The Vice Diseases 299 Dr. William T. Belfield. XXV. Recruiting Grounds of White Slave Traffickers 305 Harry A. Parkin. XXVI. Practical Means of Protecting Our Girls 314 Harry A. Parkin. XXVII. Laws for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic 333 Harry A. Parkin. XXVIII. A Pastor's Part 398 Melbourne P. Boynton. XXIX. The Story of the Midnight Mission 412 XXX. Helen Chambers, Some Other Girls and "Daisy" 432 XXXI. Destruction of the Vice Districts of Los Angeles and 450 Des Moines XXXII. Conditions in London 463 Lucy A. Hall. XXXIII. For God's Sake, Do Something 472 POEMS. Why Are You Weeping, Sister? 477