XVI. An Interview on Marriage 90 XVII. “Gaming” on the Sabbath 97 XVIII. An Essential Monogamist 102 XIX. In the Lion’s Den 110 XX. The Story of a Lynching 114 XXI. Journalism and Burglary 121 XXII. A Millionaire and an Author 125 XXIII. The “Heart-Wife” 130 XXIV. The Mourning Pickets 142 XXV. The Case of the Associated Press 150 XXVI. A Governor and His Lie 154 XXVII. The Associated Press at the Bar 165 XXVIII. The Associated Press and Its Newspapers 169 XXIX. The Scandal-Bureau 176 XXX. The Concrete Wall 184 XXXI. Making Bomb-Makers 191 XXXII. The Roof-Garden of the World 197 XXXIII. A Fountain of Poison 202 XXXIV. The Daily Cat-and-Dog Fight 213 PART II THE EXPLANATION XXXV. The Causes of Things 221 XXXVI. The Empire of Business 228 XXXVII. The Dregs of the Cup 237 XXXVIII. Owning the Press 241 XXXIX. The War-Makers 250 XL. Owning the Owners 258 XLI. The Owner in Politics 263 XLII. Owning the Associated Press 271 XLIII. The Owner and His Advertisers 282 XLIV. The Advertising Boycott 289 XLV. The Advertising Ecstasy 295 XLVI. The Bribe Direct 300 XLVII. The Bribe Wholesale 307 XLVIII. Poison Ivy 311 XLIX. The Elbert Hubbard Worm 314 L. The Press and Public Welfare 318 LI. The Press and the Radicals 323 LII. The Press and the Socialists 327 LIII. The Press and Sex 332 LIV. The Press and Crime 337 LV. The Press and Jack London 341 LVI. The Press and Labor 346