Страница - 72Страница - 74- Japanese anti-plague serum, [18]
- Japan, plague in, [22], [25]
- Java, plague in, [25]
- Japan, bacterial rat poisons, use of, in, [54]
- Jackson, Dr. T. W., correspondence, [75]
- Java, Batavia, Dutch India, [77]
- Xenopsylla cheopis in, [77]
- variations in number of fleas per rat, [78]
- epidemiologic facts concerning plague in, [82]
- Javan village house, [84]
- "bale bale," rats in, [86]
- Java, sawah rat of, [100]
- Jumping ability of rats, [102]
- Java, studies of rat cadavers in, [104]
- Kerr, Dr. J. W., [31]
- Korn, Dr. W., U. S. P. H. Service, [87]
- Kerosene as an insecticide, [94]
- London, great plague of, [21]
- Lantz, Dr. D. E., [31]
- classification of rats, [99]
- Lœmopsylla cheopis, [32]
- Louse, conveyance of B. pestis by, [33]
- Loeffler, mouse-typhoid bacillus of, [53]
- Laboratory-proven plague rats and others in Manila, [61]
- Light material houses in Tondo, [71]
- Letter of warning and appeal, [125], [126]
- Location of rat cadavers in relation to human plague cases, Manila, [162], [163]
- Mortality, [22], [23], [174], [175]
- Menace of plague, [28]
- Manila, plague in, [26]
- Manufacture of anti-plague serum, [18]
- Middle Ages, plague in, [20]
- Mexico, plague in, [22]
- Mauritius, plague in, [22], [25]
- Mediterranean ports, plague in, [22]
- Marmot, Asian, [28]
- Mice, fleas of, [32]
- Manchuria, pneumonic plague in, [37]
- Methods of entry of rats into ships and cars, [52]
- Mouse-typhoid bacillus of Loeffler, [53]
- Murium, B. typhi, [53]
- Manila, Anti-plague Campaign in 1912-1914 in, [57]
- epidemic, 1912-1914, [57]
- plague at quarantine in, [58]
- importation of plague from Hong Kong in 1912, [58]
- Mariveles Quarantine Station, [59]
- Manila epidemic, beginning of, [60]
- Mortality and numbers of Manila plague cases, [61]
- Manila cases in 1912, first, [62]
- geographic grouping of plague cases in, [63]
- R. R. station focus, [64]
- dispersion of fleas from rat cadavers, [65]
- close of year 1912 in, [67]
- Malolos, P. I., plague in, [69]
- Manila, taking charge of plague suppression measures in, [70]
- plague fighting organization in, [71]
- rat plague in U. S. Army Commissary warehouse, [76]
- habitations and plague, [83]
- light material house, [85]
- general cleaning campaign, [88]
- theatre, disinfection in, [93]
- Mus rattus, [99]
- Mus decumanus, [99]
- Manila, breaking up of rat nests, [106]
- driving out rats by formaldehyde gas, [106]
- rat killing with dogs, [107]
- rat nests in trees, [110]
- snakes in rat traps, [111]
- rat swallowed by snake, [111]
- Multiple house infection (Manila), [112]-[117]
- Manila, collection and forwarding of rats, [122], [123]
- Mr. C., case of Manila, [124], [125]
- Manila, bacteriologic observation, [127]
- outbreak of plague among experimental animals, [139]-[145]
- conclusions from observation of plague outbreak among experimental animals, [146]
- San Lazaro Hospital, [13], [69], [161]
- location of rat cadavers in relation to human plague cases, [162], [163]
- Mortality, statistical studies in, [22], [174], [175], [176]
- McCoy, Dr. C. W., [31]
- New Orleans, plague in, [26]
- Natural enemies of the rat, [43]
- National aid, necessity of, [56]
- Numbers and mortality of Manila plague cases, [61]
- Nest materials, [86]
- Natural enemies of the flea, [97]
- Norway rat, [99]
- Notes on rat runs, [105]
- Natural plague infection in a cat, [149]-[154]
- Notes on plague in Hong Kong by Dr. Roberg, [153]-[160]
- Non-biologic diagnosis, [169], [170]
- Objection to domestic cats and dogs as flea carriers, [55]
- Order Rodentia, [99]
- Outbreak of plague among experimental animals (Manila), [139]-[145]
- Observations of animals suspected of plague, [146]-[149]
- Plague conveyance, [28]
- in 1910, [24]
- conveyance by suction of insects, [33]
- Porto Rico, plague appears in, [26]
- Public coöperation in plague control, [126], [127]
- Practicability of plague control, [15]
- Philippines, plague in, [22]
- Peru, plague in, [22]
- Persia, plague in, [25]
- Portuguese East Africa, plague in, [26]
- Public Health Service, U. S., [26], [37]
- Pulex irritans, [32]
- Plague pneumonia, secondary, [39]
- Pneumonic plague epidemic, [38]
- Prevention problem, summary of, [37]
- Pneumonic plague, [37]
- Plague immunity, [36]
- treatment and diagnosis of, [165]
- control, [40]
- prevention, [40]
- suppression, [40]
- campaign in San Francisco, [41]
- Poisons used for rat destruction, [43], [44]
- Poisonous gases, rat destruction by, [45]
- Prevention for community, summary of, [56]
- Proper disposal of dead, [56]
- Philippine Journal of Science, [58], [70], [128]
- Plague at quarantine in Manila, [58]
- from Hong Kong, Manila, importation of, in 1912, [58]
- from Amoy, importation of, [59]
- cases, numbers and mortality of Manila, [61]
- rats, laboratory-proven, and others in Manila, [61]
- in Quiapo, Manila, [63]
- in Binondo, Manila, [63]
- cases in Manila, geographic grouping of, [63]
- in Malolos, P. I., [69]
- in Iloilo, P. I., [70]
- Plague suppressive measures, Manila, taking charge of, [70]
- fighting organization in Manila, [71]
- Population, removal of, in emergency, [74]
- Plague, cat, case of, Manila, [29], [76], [150]
- rat, in U. S. Army Commissary warehouse, Manila, [76]
- Prediction of plague extension from flea prevalence, [80]
- Plague prevalence, seasonal explanation of, [81]
- in Java, epidemiologic facts concerning, [82]
- Manila habitations and, [83]
- Tondo (Manila) habitations and, [83]
- cases, deception and concealment of, [94]
- commission, India, [100]
- Postmortem changes, in rats ([Table]), [105]
- in rats (illustration), [105]
- time of death of rats as indicated by, [104]
- Plan for household rat destruction, [111]
- Plague patients, bacteriologic examination of, [128]
- examination of fatal cases of ([Table I]), [130]
- commission, Austrian, [133]
- bacilli from circulating blood, recovering, [134]
- Plague bacilli, agglutination of, [134], [135]
- diagnosis, conclusions concerning blood culture in, [136]
- by blood sucking insects, transmission of, [137]
- among experimental animals, outbreak of (Manila), [139]-[145]
- outbreak among experimental animals, conclusions from observations of (Manila), [146]
- observations on animals suspected of, [146]-[149]
- commission, German, [149]
- in Hong Kong, notes on, by Dr. Roberg, [153]-[160]
- in Hong Kong in 1914, abatement of, [160]
- feasibility of fighting successfully, [162]
- control, feasibility of Manila policy of, [162]
- cases (human), location of rat cadavers in relation to (Manila), [162], [163]
- importance of rapid diagnosis of, [166]
- biologic diagnosis of, [167]
- a septicæmic disease in all cases, [170]
- symptomatology of, [171]
- Pathologic considerations, [172]
- Prognosis, treatment, conditions and, [173]
- Plague, serum treatment of, [174]
- symptomatic treatment, [174]
- Prophylactic serum and anaphylaxis, [177]
- Plague vaccines, [178], [179]
- Quarantine, modified, [56]
- Quiapo, Manila, plague in, [63]
- Rat fleas of Italy, [32]
- Rats, chronic plague in, [35]
- Requisites of the practical sanitarian, [12]
- Russia, plague in, [26]
- Rats, wild, plague in, [29]
- effect of seasonal conditions on, [34]
- Rucker, Dr. W. C., [31]
- Rosenau, Dr. M, J., [31]
- Rat fleas, varieties of, [32]
- Rat population of the world, [41]
- destruction, economic importance of, [42]
- extermination methods, [43]
- natural enemies of, [43]
- destruction, bacterial viruses for, [43]
- trapping, [44]
- traps, varieties, [45]
- destruction by poisonous gases, [45]
- Rats, starving, [47]
- Rat proofing, [48]
- infestation of ships, [50]
- adaptability of, [51]
- Rat's, methods of entry of, [52]
- Rat destruction by rat diseases, [53]
- Resistance of rat to diseases of bacterial causation, [54]
- Rats and ground squirrels, chemical poisoning of, [54]
- Rat destruction by domestic animals, [54]
- catchers, house cats as, [55]
- half wild cats as, [55]
- terrier dogs as, [55]
- on farms, terrier dogs as, [55]
- Rapid diagnosis, importance of, [56]
- Rat cadavers, dispersion of fleas in Manila from, [65]
- plague in Tondo district, Manila, [68]
- proofing and rat destruction, [72]
- inapplicable at times, [73]
- poisoning, trapping, effects of, [73]
- Rats, birth-rate of, [73]
- Removal of population in emergency, [74]
- Rat plague in U. S. Army Commissary warehouse, Manila, [76]
- fleas of Philippines, [78]
- Rat fleas of Italy, [78]
- breeding as influenced by climate, [81]
- in Javan "bale bale," 86
- in thatched roofs, [86]
- dead, in bamboo house timbers, [87]
- Rat catch, variations in, [88]
- Rat catching methods, comparative statistics in, [89]
- Rat catch and plague incidence, interpretation of, [91]
- Rats, zoölogic classification of, [98]
- Rat, ship, [99]
- Rats, coloration of, [99]
- Rat, Norway, [99]
- Rats, unreliability of differential points in, [101]
- conformation of skulls in, [101]
- gnawing ability of, [102]
- burrowing ability of, [102]
- climbing ability of, [102]
- jumping ability of, [102]
- swimming ability of, [102]
- Rat litters, size of, [102]
- Rats as wire walkers, [103]
- Rat cadavers in Java, studies of, [104]
- time of death as indicated by postmortem changes of, [104]
- Rats, postmortem changes in (Table), [105]
- Rat runs, notes on, [105]
- nests, notes on, [105]
- food, notes on, [105]
- nests (Manila), breaking up, [106]
- Rats driven out with formaldehyde gas (Manila), [106]
- Rat killing with dogs (Manila), [107]
- Rat's nests in trees (Manila), [110]
- Rat traps, snakes in (Manila), [111]
- swallowed by snake (Manila), [111]
- Rats, collection and forwarding of (Manila), [122], [123]
- Recovering plague bacilli from circulating blood, [134]
- Roberg, Dr. David, [154]
- Stability of virulence of B. pestis, [36]
- Spread of plague in recent years, [23]
- Suppression of plague, [40]
- San Lazaro Hospital, Manila, [13], [69], [161]
- Schöbl, Dr. Otto, [14], [29], [30], [76], [96], [127]
- Strong, Dr. R. P., [16], [36], [38], [59], [135]
- Sixth century, plague in, [20]
- South America, plague in, [22], [26]
- Siam, plague in, [25]
- Suez, plague in, [22]
- South Africa, plague in, [22]
- Scotland, plague in, [22]
- Sumatra, plague in, [25]
- Straits Settlements, plague in, [25]
- Simpson, Dr. W. J.
- Suctorial parasites in plague conveyance, [33]
- Seasonal conditions, effect on epidemics of, [34]
- on rats of, [34]
- on Bacillus pestis of, [34]
- on flea prevalence of, [34]
- Subacute plague in rats, [35]
- Spontaneous abatement of cholera, [35]
- Secondary plague pneumonia, [39]
- Summary of prevention problem, [37]
- San Francisco, plague campaign in, [41]
- Ships, fumigation of, [46]
- Starving rats, [47]
- Ships, rat infestation of, [50]
- Summary of prevention for community, [56]
- Ship cargoes, disinfection of, [56]
- Sick, isolation of, [56]
- Steamer, Loongsang, [59]
- Spread of plague in Manila, favorable conditions for, [61]
- Sleeping quarters, ground floor, [72]
- Swellengrebel, Ph.D., N. H., [77]
- Seasonal explanations of plague prevalence, [81]
- Sanitary orders, Manila (garbage cans), [93]
- Ship rat, [99]
- Sewer rat, [99]
- Sawah rat of Java, [100]
- Swimming ability of rats, [102]
- Size of rat litters, [102]
- Simpson, surgeon, U. S. P. H. Service, [103]
- Studies of rat cadavers in Java, [104]
- Snakes in rat traps (Manila), [111]
- Snake, rat swallowed by (Manila), [111]
- Specimen, sanitary orders, [116]-[121]
- Sanitary Board (Hong Kong), the work of, [158]
- Symptomatology of plague, [171]
- Serum treatment of plague, [174]
- Symptomatic treatment of plague, [174]
- Statistical studies in mortality, [174]-[176]
- Serum administration, dosage and technique of, [176], [177]