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