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Infected ship(s)- contd.			PAGE
Italy.   Rules for - in,				410
Madras. Rules relating to - in,			371
Persian Gulf.   Treatment of - in	
countries round the,  				413
Sick and healthy not to be detained	
on board -        				372
Suez Canal.   Passage in quarantine	
of-          					408
Turkish Empire.    - repulsed from	
ports in the,        				413
Venice   Convention.     Instructions	
of the Government  of   India for	
the treatment of - in accordance	
with the,    					372
Venice Convention.  Treatment pre-	
scribed for - in the,				371
Infection -	
Bombay    Presidency.      Measures	
adopted in  the,   to  prevent  the	
spread of - by road and river     		341
Conditions    which foster and	
destroy -                    				435
Danger of - .    Comparative, from	
the different types of plague			21
Dancer of - .   The patient and his	
surroundings the greatest source	
of,        	 					25
Direct  inoculation.      Dr.  Bitter's	
observations regarding - by,			33
Direct   inoculation.     Wyssokowitz	
and Zabolotny's conclusions as to	
by,         					35
Excreta of patients   a   dangerous	
source of -					389
Food-stuffs.   Degree of danger of	
- from,     					49
Grain   and other food-stuffs a pos-	
sible source of -				393
Healthy    conditions   destroy   the	
virulence of -     	    			43
Infected localities.    -  fostered by	
detaining people in,    				297
Intestinal tract.   - through the,     		34
Khandraoni.    Manner in  which -	
was carried to,  					47
Land.      Measures to prevent the	
spread of - by,					291
Lungs.    - through the,                		34
Mahableshwar.    Arrangements   to	
protect, from -           				342
Merchandise.    Degree of danger of	
- from,    					50
Minor sources of -				51
Pali plague. - carried by fugitives		47
Plague commonly   spread   by in-	
fected persons    				47
Plague.  Non-infectious character	
of, in hospitals                      			44
Precautions against - in  hospitals	
in Bombay         	    			166
Infection - contd.				PAGE
Punjab frontier.    Measures to pre-	
vent the spread of - from Sind	
across the,          				346
Rats and monkeys.    Danger of -	
being spread by,				49
Road and river.   Measures adopted	
in   the   Bombay   Presidency to 
prevent the spread of - by,			341
Sea.      Measures   to   prevent   the	
spread of - by,					353
Skin.    - through the,                 		32
Skin.    - through    the :    Experi-	
ments by the Russian Commission	
regarding,           				35
Skin.    - through the:    Remarks	
by Dr. Wilkins regarding,            			36
Tonsils.   - through the,			33
Virulence of - destroyed by healthy	
conditions            				43
Water a possible source of -         		51
Inoculation-	
Curative   serum.     M.   Haffkine's	
experiments on - with,				56
Curative serum.    M. Yersin's ex-	
periments on - with,				56
Curative serum.    Remarks on the	
system of - with, by : -	
General Gatacre                			57
Dr. Bitter           					58
The German Plague Commission		57
The Russian Plague Commission		58
Daman.    Favourable  remarks on	
preventive - in, by  the German	
Plague Commission   				63
Infection by direct - .    Dr. Bitter's	
observations regarding,				33
Infection by direct - .  Wyssokowitz	
and Zabolotny's   conclusions as	
to,     						35
Monkeys.    Experiments regarding	
preventive - on,  conducted   by	
the Russian Commission			63
Preventive     - .M.  Haffkine's	
system of,           				59
Preventive - .    Remarks by Drs.	
Rogers and Bitter regarding,			63
Inspection -	
Baluchistan.     Arrangement  made	
in, to prevent the evasion of - by	
railway passengers				329
Baluchistan.    Orders for the - of	
railway passengers from Sind			310
Bengal.    Arrangements in, for the	
- of railway passengers			304
Bengal.    Principal - stations in, 		312
Bengal.    Rule  in,  to  prevent the	
evasion of - by railway passen-	
gers            	 				329