I do not mention the names of the loyal men who helped work out the plans of Mooseheart and gave the money that established it, for their number is so great that their names alone would fill three volumes as large as this.
J.J.D.
CONTENTS CHAPTER I THE HOME-MADE SUIT OF CLOTHES II A TRAIT OF THE WELSH PEOPLE III NO GIFT FROM THE FAIRIES IV SHE SINGS TO HER NEST V THE LOST FEATHER BED VI HUNTING FOR LOST CHILDREN VII HARD SLEDDING IN AMERICA VIII MY FIRST REGULAR JOB IX THE SCATTERED FAMILY X MELODRAMA BECOMES COMEDY XI KEEPING OPEN HOUSE XII MY HAND TOUCHES IRON XIII SCENE IN A ROLLING MILL XIV BOILING DOWN THE PIGS XV THE IRON BISCUITS XVI WRESTING A PRIZE FROM NATURE'S HAND XVII MAN IS IRON TOO XVIII ON BEING A GOOD GUESSER XIX I START ON MY TRAVELS XX THE RED FLAG AND THE WATERMELONS XXI ENVY IS THE SULPHUR IN HUMAN PIG-IRON XXII LOADED DOWN WITH LITERATURE XXIII THE PUDDLER HAS A VISION XXIV JOE THE POOR BRAKEMAN XXV A DROP IN THE BUCKET OF BLOOD XXVI A GRUB REFORMER PUTS US OUT OF GRUB XXVII THE PIE EATER'S PARADISE XXVIII CAUGHT IN A SOUTHERN PEONAGE CAMP XXIX A SICK, EMACIATED SOCIAL SYSTEM XXX BREAKING INTO THE TIN INDUSTRY XXXI UNACCUSTOMED AS I AM TO PUBLIC SPEAKING XXXII LOGIC WINS IN THE STRETCH XXXIII I MEET THE INDUSTRIAL CAPTAINS XXXIV SHIRTS FOR TIN ROLLERS XXXV AN UPLIFTER RULED BY ENVY XXXVI GROWLING FOR THE BOSSES BLOOD XXXVII FREE AND UNLIMITED COINAGE XXXVIII THE EDITOR GETS MY GOAT XXXIX PUTTING JAZZ INTO THE CAMPAIGN XL FATHER TOOK ME SERIOUSLY XLI A PAVING CONTRACTOR PUTS ME ON THE PAVING XLII THE EVERLASTING MORALIZER XLIII FROM TIN WORKER TO SMALL CAPITALIST XLIV A CHANCE TO REALIZE A DREAM XLV THE DREAM COMES TRUE XLVI THE MOOSEHEART IDEA XLVII LIFE'S PROBLEMS XLVIII BUILDING A BETTER WORLD BY EDUCATION XLIX CONCLUSION THE IRON PUDDLER.