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,..
PASTEUR INSTITUTE OF INDIA
KASAULI
FOUNDED 1893. INCORPORATED 1901.
THE
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION
TOGETHER WITH THE
REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OFTHE INSTITUTE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER 1916.
CALCUTTA
THACKER , SPINK & CO
1917
ERRATUM,
As it has since transpired that death did not supervene, the following
case should be extracted from the quinquennial statistics :—
Case : No. 1453 of 1913.
Age : 25.
Sex : Male.
Animal : Ox.
Number of days late : 6.
Number of wounds : 1 (superficial, not cauterized, on bare skin).
Position of wound : Arm.
The effect of this alteration is only important with regard to the
animal which inflicted the bite, and alteration should be made accordingly
in Table XIII, p. 47.
No deaths have occurred amongst persons bitten by herbivore
during the period 1912—1.6.
PASTEUR INSTITUTE OF INDIA
KASAULI.
FOUNDED 1893. INCORPORATED 1901.
THE
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION
TOGETHER WITH THE
REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE INSTITUTE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER 1916.
CALCUTTA
THACKER, SPINK & CO
1917
THE ASSOCIATION OF THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE OF INDIA.
President
:
The Hon'ble Surgeon-General Sir PARDEY LUKIS, K.C.S.I., M.D.,
F.R.C.S., K.H.S.
Director-General, Indian Medical Service.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Members :
The Hon'ble Sir CLAUDE HILL, K.C.S.I., C.I.E.
The Hon'ble Sir C. SANKARAN NAIR, B.A., B.L., Kt., C.I.E.
The Hon' ble Sir EDWARD MACLAGAN, K.C.I.E., C.S.I.
The Hon'ble Sir JAMES DUBOULAY, K.C.I.E., C.S.I.
The Hon'ble Mr. J. B. WOOD, C.S.I., C.I.E.
Lieut.-Colonel W. W. CLEMESHA, M.D., D.P.H., I.M.S.
Colonel Sir ALFRED MACKENZIE, K.C.B.
The Hon'ble Mr. J. P. THOMSON, I.C.S.
The Hon'ble Colonel H. HENDLEY, K.H.S., M.D., I .M.S.
Surgeon-General T. J. O 'DONNEL, C.B., D.S.O.
The Hon'ble Major-General A. H. BINGLEY, C.B., C.I.E.
The Hon'ble Mr. H. SHARP, C.S.I., C.I.E.
The Hon'ble Mr. A. P. MUDDIMAN, C.I.E., I.C.S.
Lieut.-Colonel H. AUSTIN SMITH, M.B., I.M.S.
J. BEGG, Esq., F.R.I.B.A.
W. D. HENRY, Esq., C.I.E.
Secretary-
:
Major F. NORMAN WHITE, C.I.E., M.D., I.M.S.
DIRECTORS OF THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE, KASAULI:
Major A. G. MCKENDRICK, M.B., F.R.S.E., I.M.S.
Captain C. J. Fox, I.S.M.D., Assistant Director.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE PASTEUR
INSTITUTE OF INDIA, KASAULI.
THE Central Committee have pleasure in submitting their sixteenth
annual report and the accounts of the Pasteur Institute of India for the
year ending June 30, 1917.
The financial position of the Association as set forth in the balance
sheet is satisfactory. The Revenue account discloses a loss on the year's
working of Rs. 3,153-13-6 ; this result, however, is arrived at after
providing Rs. 7,403-13-0 for depreciation of the properties, plant, and
effects. On the other hand, the year's results have benefited to the
extent of probably some Rs. 3,000 by an undervaluation of the opening
stocks of miscellaneous stores, drugs and chemicals.
In compiling the Revenue account regard has been had in the case
of the Government of India, and Provincial Government grants, to the
date of payment, and the period covered by the grants ; the accrued
portion of unpaid grants, and the unexpired portion of paid grants,
being carried forward as assets and liabilities, respectively, in the balance
sheet. The result has been that a full year's grant has been credited
to Revenue in each case, irrespective, of the amount actually received
in cash during the period.
During the year under audit the furniture and fittings of the Insti
-
tute, the laboratory apparatus and utensils, and other loose effects
have been revalued by the staff, the necessary adjustment of book
values occasioned thereby resulting in a direct addition to Capital
account of a sum of Rs. 2,288-12-0. The revaluation has been carried
out on a conservative basis and the increased prices due to the war
have not been taken into account.
With regard. to depreciation of the fixed assets and loose effects,
the percentages provided in the present balance sheet will be adhered
to for the next few years during which experience will show Whether
they are suitable or not. It would, at present, appear that the
provision made is adequate.
With regard to the Library, i.t is proposed to carry this on the books
at the fixed sum of Rs. 5,000, making no . provision for depreciation,
but charging all future additions to Revenue. It is appreciated that
while some works become obsolete in time, and therefore valueless,
others on the other hand acquire an enhanced value, thus a fair valuation
of this asset would, at all times, be difficult of ascertainment.
In spite of the opening of other Pasteur Institutes in India, the
attendance at the Kasauli Institute continued to increase. During 1691,
5,360 persons received treatment against 5,046 in the previous year.
The annual attendance, since the Institute was opened in 1900, is set
forth in the following table:—
Year.
Number of
patients
treated.
Year.
Number of
patients
treated.
1900-01 . . .
321
1909
1,937
1901-02 . . .
543
1910
2,073
1902-03 . . .
584
1911
2,268
1903-04 . . .
612
1912
3,548
1904-05 . . .
877
1913
3,980
1905-06 . . .
1,145
1914
4,585
1906-07 . . .
1,308
1915
5,046
Interval August 9, 1907, Dec-
ember 31, 1908.
519
1916
5,360
1908 . . .
1,389
Total . . .
36,095
The Committee desire to place on record their appreciation of the
very great loss they have suffered by the death of their President, the
Hon'ble Surgeon-General Sir Charles Pardey Lukis, K.C.S.I., M.D., F.R.C.S.,
K.H.S., I.M.S., who presided over the Association for eight years. To
Sir Pardey Lukis's never failing interest in the work of the Association
and skilful handling of its affairs the present satisfactory condition of the
Institute is in large measure due.
Major McKendrick, I.M.S., was Director of the Institute throughout
the year: Captain C. Fox, I.S.M.D., acted as Assistant Director. To
both these officers the thanks of the Central Committee are due for the
very efficient manner in which the Institute has been managed and for
the numerous improvements that have been effected during the last
two years.
F. NORMAN WHITE, M.D.,
Major, I.M.S.,
Secretary.
( ii )
THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
Balance Sheet as at
Rs.
A. P.
Rs.
A. P.
CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES.
Capital A
ccount—
Balance at credit at 1st July, 1916
...
3,10,243
1
1
Add Adjustment of values of Laboratory
Equipment, etc., on revaluation—nett ...
2,288
12
0
3,12,531
---
13
1
Less Deficit for twelve months carried from
Revenue Account ...
.-..
. . .
3,153
13 6
3,09,377
15
7
Grants—
From Government of India received in
advance ...
...
-
......
6,750
0
0
From Provincial Government received in
'
- advance ......
...
...
3,750
0
0
10,500
0
0
Suspense Account
32
0 0
Security Deposit
...
. ...
60
0
0
Sundry Liabilities
Establishment — Kasauli..
893
7
0
Ditto
Simla.. .
...
0
0
...
Due to Assistant Director..
0
0
Do. Sub-Assistant Surgeon ......
85
0
0
Creditors for Goods and Expenses, etc.
8,543
1
3
Employees' Deposits...
991
11
9
Special Maintenance Fund
3
14
6
Due to Patients
627
7
0
12,194
9
6
Employees' Provident Fund
Balance at date — invested in Alliance
Bank of Simla. Ltd. Savings Bank, as
...
...
per contra
...
3,189
0
6
Carried over
.. ......
3 , 3 5 , 3 5 3
9
7
(
iii )
OF INDIA, KASAULI.
30th June, 1917.
PROPERTY AND ASSETS.
Rs.
A, p,
Rs.
A. P.
Buildings
Balance at 1st July, 1916
1,39,436
0
0
Add Expenditure since
11,864
13
0
1,51,300
13 0
Less Depreciation @4% p. a.
... •
5,577
7
0
1,45,723
6
0
Gas Manufacturing Plant—
Balance at 1st July. 1916...
2,947
0
0
Less Depreciation @ 5% p. a. on original
cost
...
......
346
11
3
2,600
4
Refrigerating Plant--
Balance at 1st July. 1916
..
.
13,528
11
g
Less Depreciation @ 5% p. a....
676
7
0
— - — -----
12,852
4
8
Furniture and Fittings
Balance at 1st July, 1916. ..
5,077
0
0
Add Expenditure since and adjustment on
revaluation...
...
...
367
14
0
5,444
14
0
Less Sales... ...
Rs. 40 0 0
Depreciation
@ 7½% p. a
.
3 6 1 12 9
---------
401
12
9
5,043
1
3
Matting, Darries and Curtains
Balance at let July, 1916..
..
817
0
0
Additions since and adjustment on revalua-
tion
...
...
...
...
140
6
0
.t.---_____
957
6
0
Less Depreciation @ 20% p. a.
163
7
0
793
15
0
Glassware and Crockery
Balance at let July, 1916...
...
257
0
0
Additions since and adjustment on revalu-
...
...
ation...
14
0
447
14
0
Less Depreciation @ 25% p. a...
64
4
0
383
10
0
Lamps, Frames, and Sundries
Balance at 1st July, 1916.•
529
0
0
Additions since...
4
0
530
4
0
Less Depreciation @ 25 % p. a. ...•••
132
4
0
----
.....
398
0
0
Reference Books, etc.
As per last account ...
•••
i
5,000
0
1)
Laboratory Equipment Apparatus
Balance at 1st July, 1916...
8,000
0
0
Less Adjustment on revaluation
1,290
8
0
—
6,709
8
0
Carried over
......
--
1,79,504
1
---
8
( iv )
THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
Balance Sheet as
CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES.
Rs.
A.
P.
Rs.
A. P.
Brought forward
..
.....
3,35,353
9
7
Total
3,35,353
9
7
AUDITORS'
Lahore, 27th September, 1917.
We beg to report that we have audited the Balance Sheet of the Pasteur Institute of
information and explanations we have required.
In our opinion such Balance Sheet is drawn up in conformity with the law and
best of our information and the explanations given to us, and as shown by the Books
(v)
OF INDIA, KASAULI.
at 30th June, 1917.
PROPERTY AND ASSETS.
Rs.
A. P.
Rs.
A. P.
Brought forward
......
1,79,504
1 8
Utensils—
Balance at 1st July, 1916
2,000
0 0
Add Adjustment on revaluation and addi-
tions
3,561
0 0
5,561
0 0
Stock on hand—
Miscellaneous Stores
3,151 12 6
Drugs and Chemicals
3,058
3 6
6,210
0 0
Typewriter and Office Appliances—
Amount at 1st July, 1916
815
0 ()
Add Expenditure since
370
9 0
1 , 1 8 5 9 0
Less Depreciation @ 10 % p. a.
81
8 0
--
1,104
1 0
Sundry Debtors considered good—
Grants receivable
1,625
0 0
Advances to employees (on personal securi-
ty of Major A. G. McKendrick)
624
2 6
Patients for Cash Advances
3,486
3 6
5,735
6 0
Alliance Bank of Simla, Ltd.—
Employees' Provident Fund Savings Bank
...
Account
3,189
0 6
Investments—
Calcutta Port Trust 4 % Debentures
Rs. 1,03,000 at par
1,03,000
0 0
Alliance Bank of Simla, Ltd. Fixed Deposit
Account
5,000
0 0
Interest accrued on Investments ....
1,613
1 4
1,09,613
1 4
Fire Insurance paid in advance
...
392 10 3
Cash at Bankers and in hand—
Bank of Bengal, Simla
10,549
5 1
Alliance Bank of Simla, Ltd., Simla
7,370
4 0
Incharam & Co., Kasauli
852
7 10
Treasury, Kasauli
4,587
6 8
Cash in hand, Kasauli
679 11 6
Postage Stamps in hand
5
1 9
24,044
4 10
Total
3 , 3 5 , 3 5 3 9 7
REPORT.
India, Kasauli, dated 30th June, 1917, and above set forth, and have obtained all the
exhibits a true and correct view of the state of the Institute's affairs according to the
of the Institute.
NEISON, KING & SIMSON,
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS,
Auditors.
(vi)
THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
R e v e n u e A c c o u n t
EXPENDITURE.
Rs.
A. P.
Rs. A. P.
To Stock-lst July, 1916—
Miscellaneous Stores
1,575
0 0
Drugs and Chemicals
1,500
0 0
3,075
0 0
To Maintenance Expenses--
Establishment—Kasauli
10,377
2 11
Do. Simla
3,000
0 0
Salaries—Kasauli
5,220
0 0
General Laboratory Expenses
2,577
9 8
Gas Manufacturing do
1,610
0 0
Drugs and Chemicals
1,018 11 0
Apparatus
3,030
6 8
Repairs and Renewals to Buildings
3,556
2 5
Do. do. Furniture
628 11 4
Do. do. Refrigerating
Plant.
1,690
6 9
Library Maintenance.
641
4 4
Taxes
1,189 11 8
Rent of Assistant Director's Bungalow
950
0 0
Fire Insurance
471
6 11
Printing and Stationery
1,161
9 2
Contingencies—Kasauli
2,575 15 7
Do. Simla
374 11 8
Employees' Provident Fund
287
0 0
Bank Chargs
13
5 0
Audit Fees (2 1/2 years)
1,450
0 0
Miscellaneous Expenses
2 0 0
6
Travelling Expenses
201
6 3
42,045
9 4
To Share of Income from Sale of Vaccines
and Examination Fees, payable to Assist-
ant Director
. . . . . .
1,644 10 11
To Suspense Account—
Amount written-off
......
1,400
0 0
To Depreciation—
Buildings 4% per annum
5,577
7 0
Gas Manufacturing Plant 5% per annum ..
3 4 6 11 3
Refrigerating Plant
5%
do.
676
7 0
Furniture 7 1/2% do.
361
12 9
Durries and Curtains 20% do
163
7 0
Glassware & Crockery 25% do.
64
4 0
Lamps and Frames 25% do.
132
4 0
Stationery 10% do.
81
8 0
7,403 13 0
Total
55,569
1 3
(
vii )
OF INDIA, KASAULI.
for the year ended 30th June, 1917.
INCOME.
Rs.
A. P.
Rs.
A.
P.
By Grants Received
—
„ Government of India, Military Department
..
9,000
0
0
By Provincial Governments
United Provinces
2 , 0 0 0 0
0
Punjab
5 , 0 0 0 0
0
Bengal
2,000
0
0
Bombay
1,500
0
0
Central Provinces
1,000
0
0
11,500
0
0
By Local Bodies
—
United Provinces
5,757
8
0
Punjab
1,691
0
0
Bengal
344
8
0
Bombay
8 0
0
0
Central Provinces
589
0
0
Bihar and Orissa
8 4 0
0
0
N.-W. F. Province
50
0
0
Central India
200
0
0
Rajputana
50
0
0
Delhi
275
0
0
9,877
0
0
_
By Native States
—
Khairpur State
500
0
0
Cooch Behar State
500
0
0
1,000
0
0
Miscellaneous Grant
—
Bengal-Nagpur Railway
150
0
0
Mess President, 7th Hussars
90
0
0
240
0
0
.....
By Donations from Patients
4,955
10
0
„ Income on Investments
.....
4,062
8
0
Income from Sale of Vaccines
.....
771
2
0
Income from Examination Fees
.....
1,337
0
0
„Miscellaneous Receipts
.....
1 . 3 0 1
7
9
„ Rent and Conservancy Charges
. . . . .
2,160
8
0
„ Stocks on hand, 30th June, 1917—
Miscellaneous Stores
3 , 1 5 1 12
6
Drugs and Chemicals
3 , 0 5 8 3
6
6,210
0
0
„ Balance—Deficit for the year carried to
Capital Account
. . . . .
3,153
13
6
Total
. . . . .
5 5 , 5 6 9 1
3
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THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
Receipts and Payments Account
Rs.
A. P.
Rs.
A. P.
To Balance at 1st July, 1916
......
17,634 10 11
To Grants received—
Government of India
18,000
0 0
United Provinces Government
2,000
0 0
Punjab Government
5,000
0 0
Bengal Government
2,000
0
0
Bombay Government
1,500
0 0
Central Provinces Government
...
1,000
0 0
29,500
0 0
To Local Bodies—
United Provinces
5,757
8 0
Punjab
1,691
0 0
Bengal
344
8 0
Bombay
80
0 0
Central Provinces
589
0 0
Behar and Orissa
840
0 0
N.W. F. Province
50
0 0
Central India
200
0 0
Rajputana
50
0 0
Delhi
275
0 0
Mir of Khairpur
500
0 0
H. H . The Maharaja of Cooch Behar
500
0 0
Bengal-Nagpur Railway
150
0 0
Mess President, 7th Hussars
90
0 0
11,117 0 0
To Interest received on Investments
......
3,862 8 0
„ Donations from Patients
......
4,955 10 0
„ Receipts on account of Advances to
Patients
......
30,203 4 3
To Income from Sale of Vaccines and Ex-
amination Fees
..
2,125 1 9
To Rent & Conservancy Charges
......
2,160
8 0
„ Receipts on account of—
Suspense Account
454 10 0
Security Deposit
60
0 0
514 10 0
To Advances to Contractors
......
882
0 0
„ Employes' Account
......
1,361
5 9
„ Miscellaneous Receipts
.....
1,341
7 9
Total
......
1,05,658
2 5
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OF INDIA, KASAULI.
for the year ended 30th June, 1917.
Rs.
A. P.
Rs.
A. P.
By Expenses of Maintenance—
Establishment
10,282 11 0
Salaries—Kasauli
5,196 10 8
Do Simla...
2.550
0 0
General Laboratory Expenses.
7,184
6 5
Contingencies—Kasauli
2,550
8 4
Do Simla
374 11 8
Drugs and Chemicals
1,061
7 0
Gas Manufacturing Expenses
1,804
5 2
Repairs to Buildings
2,166 12 3
Repairs to Furniture
432
8 6
Library Maintenance
691
1 4
Taxes
1,270 15 5
Insurance
471
7 0
Rent of Assistant Director's Bungalow
950
0 0
Contribution to Employees' Provident
Fund
287
0 0
Printing and Stationery
1,634
1 8
Auditors' Fee
850
0 0
Bank Charges
13
5 0
Refrigerating Plant, Repairs & Renewals
1,690
6 9
Miscellaneous Expenditure
20
0 0
Travelling Expenses. .
201
6 3
41,683 12 5
By Capital Expenditure—
New Buildings
3,133 10 8
Additions to Buildings
2,970 15 1
Do. Furniture
968
9 0
7,073
2 9
By Advances to Patients (Recoverable)
.....
30,640
8 9
„ Payment to Assistant Director
Of Share of income from Sale of Vac
-
cines and Examination Fees
......
1,773
1 5
By Payment on account of
Suspense Account
439
6 6
Special Maintenance Fund
8 15 6
448
6 0
By Balance at 30th June, 1917—
Bank of Bengal, Simla
10,549
5 1
Alliance Bank of Simla, Ltd., Simla
7,370
4 0
Incharam & Co., Kasauli
852
7 10
Kasauli Treasury
4,587
6 8
Cash in hand, Kasauli
679 11 6
24,039
3 1
Total
...
......
1,05,668
2 5
REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS FOR THE
YEAR 1916.
DURING the year 5,360 persons have received treatment as compared
with 5,046 during 1915. Of these 4,982 were Indians, and 378 were
Europeans. A group consisting of 393 persons has been extracted from
the statistics. In the case of these persons treatment was either considered
unnecessary, or subsequent events proved that they ran no risk. Again
there has been a considerable increase in the numbers coming for treat
-ment, and again this increase has evidenced itself principally among
Indians.
Of those who received treatment, 70 contracted Rabies.
These may be classified as follows:—
Persons who died during the course of treatment
which lasts 14 days . . .
5
Persons who died within 15 days after their
d i s c h a r g e . . .
22
Persons who died more than 15 days after their
d i s c h a r g e . . .
43
The percentage of failures (calculated from the deaths amongst the
last class) is 0.80 as compared with 0.69 for the quinquennium
1912—1916, whilst the percentage of deaths amongst all classes is 1.30
as compared with 1.375.
Three deaths occurred amongst Europeans, in each of which the
bites were excessively severe.
That the results of this year's treatment do not widely differ from
those of former years will be apparent from a study of Tables I to XIX,
for the current year. We do not propose to discuss these, as in the
figures collected for the quinquennial period 1912—1916, and classified
in Tables V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, and XIII, we have a wider
field for investigation.
One Assistant Surgeon received a four months' training in
bacteriology during the year.
1
2
Our thanks are due to Sub-Assistant Surgeon Chunilal and the
clerical and laboratory staffs for their conscientious work throughout the
year, and in particular to Accountant Maharaj Kishan for much pains
- t a k i n g w o r k i n c o n s e q u e n c e o f t h e n e w s y s t e m o f a c c o u n t s i n a u g u r a t e d
by the auditors Messrs. Neison King & Simson, and to Cashier Prabhu
Dayal for similar work in connection with the classification and valuation
of equipment and stores.
The Institute has benefited greatly by the help and experience of
Mr. G. T. Sparke, lately Secretary of the Kasauli Club, who has volun
-tarily taken charge of the rabbit-breeding establishment. His labours
have been crowned with success, and we desire gratefully to acknowledge
them. Our thanks are also due to the many patients who, during the
period of their treatment, have given us the benefit of their professional
experience, and skill.
TABLE I.
Death rates among persons treated at Kasauli, 1900—1916.
Y E A R .
T o t a l t r e a t e d .
F a i l u r e s .
P e r c e n t .
T o t a l d e a t h s .
P e r c e n t .
INDIANS.
EUROPEANS.
C a s e s e x t r a c t e d . *
T r e a t e d .
D e a t h s .
P e r c e n t .
T r e a t e d .
D e a t h s .
P e r c e n t . F a i l u r e s .
1900-01 . . .
321 3 0.9 10 3.1 175 9 5.1 146 1 0. 7 . . .
. . .
1901-02 . . .
543 7 1.3 13 2. 4
328 11 3.4 215 2 0. 9 1 20
1902-03 . . .
584 6 1. 0 12 2.1 315 11 3.8 269 1 0. 4 . . . 10
1903-04 . . . 612 5 0.8 10 1.6 364 10 2.7 248 . . . . . .
. . . 50
1904-05 . . . 877 7 0.8 12 1.4 570 12 2.1 307 . . . . . . . . . 111
1905-06 . . . 1,145 7 0.6 21 1.8 803 19 2.4 342 2 0.6 1 117
1906-07 . . . 1,308 10 0.7 19 1.5 856 17 2.0 452 2 0. 4 1 76
Interval, 9th
August to
31st December
1907.
519 1 0.2 5 1.0 373 4 1.1 146 1 0.7 1
. . .
1908 . . .
1,389 5 0.4 26 1.9 1,047 24 2.3 342 2 0. 6 . . . 95
1909 . . .
1,937 11 0.6 28 1.4 1,447 25 1 . 7 490 3 0.6 . . . 125
1910 . . .
2,073 4 0.2 26 1.2 1,719 26 1.5 354 . . . . . . . . . 328
1911 . . .
2,268 18 0.8 47 2.1 1,971 46 2.3 297 1 0.3 1 473
1912 . . .
3,548 21 0.6 46 1.3 3,148 46 1.5 400 . . . . . .
. . . 360
1913 . . .
3,980 29 0.72 48 1.20 3,532 46 1.3 448 2 0. 4 1 402
1914 . . .
4,585 26 0.57 53 1.16 4,124 52 1.26 461 1 0.22 1 297
1915 . . .
5,046 36 0.71 71 1.41 4,724 71 1.50 322 . . . . . . . . . 441
1916 . . .
5,360 43 0.80 70 1.30 4,982 67 1.34 378 3 0.79 2 393
TOTAL . . . 36,095 239 0.66 517 1.43 30,478 496 1.63 5,617 21 0.37 9 3,298
* In the case of these persons either treatment was not considered necessary, or subsequent
events proved that they ran no risk.
3
TABLE II.—EUROPEANS, 1 916.
Classified according to number and depth of wounds and
intervention of clothing.
D e e p
Ba r e
0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8
9
10 11 12
15
25
TOTAL
+
+
0 15
*11
4 14 4 3 2 2
*1
1
0
0
"2
1
60
(1 fatal
case.)
(1 fatal
case.)
(1 fatal
case.)
+
-
0
3
6
3
4 0 3 2 1
0
0
1
0
0
0
2 3
-
+ 162 42
32 13 5 2 3 0 0
1
1
0
1
0
0 262
-
-
0
9
17
3
2 2 0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3 3
TOTAL
162 69
66 23 25 8 9 4 3
______
. 2
2
1
1
2
1
378
*3 fatal cases.
TABLE III.—EUROPEANS, 1916. .
Classified according to position and depth of wounds and,
intervention of clothing.
Deep Bare
F a c e
A r m
T r u n k
Leg
F a c e a n d A r m .
F a c e , A r m a n d L e r g .
F a c e , T r u n k a n d L e g .
A r m a n d T r u n k .
A r m a n d L e g .
T O T A L
+
+
*2
36
0
13
0
0
1
*4
60
(1 fatal
(2 fatal
case.)
'
cases.)
+
-
0
2
1
19
0 j
0
0
0
1
0
23
t.
14
191
0
18
17 I
5
1
1
0
15
2G2
-
-
0
3
1
27
0 1' 0
0
0
0
2
33
TOTAL ...
16
232
2
77
21 ' 5
1
1
2
21
378
* 3 fatal cases.
TABLE IV.—EUROPEANS, 1916.
Classified according to number of wounds and lateness of arrival.
0 1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8'
9 10 11 12
15 25 TOTAL
0— 7 days ... 90 46 *47
18 15 5 7 2 3 *2
2 1 1
*2
1 242
(1 fatal
case.)
1 (1 fatal
case.)
(1 fatal
case.)
8-14
.. 55 16
17
5 6 2 2 2 01
0
0 0 0
0 j 0 105
[5-21 „ ... 13 4
2
0 3 1 0 0 0' 0
0 0 0
0 t 0
23
22-28
... 4 2
0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
0
6
29-35 ,,
0 1
0
0 1 0 0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
0
2
TOTAL ,.. 162 69
66 23 I25 S 9 4 3
2
2 1 1
2
1
378
* 3 fatal cases.