REPORTS ON CONDITION OF WOMAN AND CHILD WAGE EARNERS IN THE UNITED STATES.

Special reports made by the Bureau of Labor and printed as Senate Document No. 645 (61st Cong., 2d sess.). No supply of these volumes for free distribution has been authorized by Congress, but they can be procured from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., at the prices named below:

Volume IV. Silk Industry.

Volume VII. Conditions under which Children Leave School

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15 cents.

Volume V. Wage-Earning Women in Stores and Factories..
Volume VI. The beginnings of Child Labor Legislation in
Certain States; a Comparative Study..

Volume VIII. Juvenile Delinquency and its Relation to Em

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Volume IX. History of Women in Industry in the United States. (In press.)
Volume X. History of Women in Trade Unions. (In press.)
Volume XI. Employment of Women in the Metal Trades. (In press.)
Volume XII. Employment of Women in Laundries. (In press.)
Volume XIII. Employment of Women and Infant Mortality. (In press.)
Volume XIV. Causes of Death among Woman and Child Cotton Mill Operatives.
(In preparation.)

Volume XV. Relation of Occupation and Criminality of Women. (In press.)
Volume XVI. Family Budgets of Typical Cotton Mill Workers. (In press.)
Volume XVII. Hookworm Disease among Cotton Mill Operatives. (In prepara-
tion.)

Volume XVIII. Employment of Women and Children in Selected Industries. (In

preparation.)

Volume XIX. Labor Laws and Factory Conditions. (In preparation.)