Compulsory vaccination not necessary and not effective for health of armies or populations. Examples cited. Failure of vaccination in U. S. Army 18 Vaccination not compulsory in English Army 19 Medical authorities admit dangers of vaccination and condemn compulsion. Sanitation superior to vaccination. The sanitary unvaccinated City of Leicester, England, cited 20-22 Deaths from vaccination greater than deaths from smallpox. Statistics given 23 Great epidemics of deadly disease in animals and man caused by vaccination 25 Grave nature of recent epidemic of Influenza and Pneumonia and possible relation of vaccination thereto 26 Vaccine factories a possible and proved source of epidemics and should be investigated by Congress and the Government 30 Epidemics and high death-rates in the Army probably caused by wholesale and repeated vaccinations. Death-rate of Army from disease much greater than that of civil population 31 Wonderful work of the Army and Navy Departments in the late war gratefully acknowledged and commended 34 Compulsory vaccination condemned as un-American and a violation of our great American Charters of Rights and Liberties, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution 35 The Declaration and Constitution carefully analyzed as to the unalienable American right of Medical Freedom 35 The Declaration further analyzed and commended as a complete creed of essential Americanism in one paragraph and a brief code of Basic Ethics, Civic Religion and Democratic Government, which should be emblazoned on all public places and buildings as the basis of Americanism 37 Plato’s Golden Rule and the Declaration of Rights compared 41 Unalienable Rights Analyzed and Defined. Medical Freedom an unalienable American Right 42-45 Compulsory vaccination condemned by our Courts as unconstitutional. Decisions cited 45 The Supreme Court of the U. S. on the preëminent rights of the individual 47 Unalienable rights of the individual _versus_ rights of majorities. False idea of the supremacy of majorities scored 50 Medical Freedom and Alimentary Freedom equally unalienable rights of the People and necessary for Life, Liberty and Happiness 51 Medical Freedom equally necessary as Religious Freedom 52