Chapter Ix; Waugh, _rural Improvement_, Chapter Iii.)

9. The marketing of farm products. (Weld, The Marketing of Farm Products; Annals, vol. xlviii, pages 91-238; King, Lower Living Costs in Cities, chapter x; Harris, Co÷peration, the Hope of the Consumer, chapter iii.)

10. Tenancy. (Annals, vol. xl, pages 29-40; Vogt, Introduction to Rural Sociology, chapter v.)

11. Rural hygiene. (Ogden, Rural Hygiene; Gillette, Constructive Rural Sociology, chapter xi; Vogt, Introduction to Rural Sociology, chapters vii and viii.)

12. Immigrant communities in the country. (Annals, vol. xl, pages 69-80.)

13. Rural housing. (Annals, vol. li, pages 110-116; Waugh, Rural Improvement, chapter x.)

14. The country town. (Anderson, The Country Town.)

15. The rural school. (Bailey, The Training of Farmers, pages 173- 194; Vogt, Introduction to Rural Sociology, chapter xv; Galpin, Rural Life, chapter vii; King, Education for Social Efficiency, chapters iii and iv; Butterfield, The Farmer and the New Day,