Rivers—
Mapon river, [73];
Sapa river, [133];
Quinali river, [136];
River highways, [188];
Many mountain water courses, [195];
A changed river and a new town, [225];
Up the river, [225];
On the Calbayot River, [227];
Numerous small streams, [235];
Down the river, [237];
Basey and its river, [249];
Up the Mañacagan, [263];
Up Mayo River, [267].
(See Pasig River.)
Roads—
Albay roads and bridges, [105];
Neglected roads, [184];
Social and political reasons for bad roads, [189];
Bad roads raise freights, [189];
Lack of roads, [291];
Poor roads, [234];
An unpromising road, [267];
Communication, [279].
Samar—
Off to Samar, [216];
Samar, [217];
Former names, [217];
Only the coast settled, [219];
Catbalogan monopoly of interisland traffic, [224];
Catbalogan, [228];
Beauty of Samar-Leyte strait, [243];
People of Samar and Leyte, [280].
San Bernardino Strait—
The straits, [79];
Importance of straits, [80];
San Bernardino current, [82].
Snakes—
Snake bite and rabies remedy, [151];
Serpent-charmers, [231];
Big pythons, [236];
A sea snake, [247];
Cholera and snake-bite cure, [254].
Spaniards—
Spaniards transient, [24];
Few large landowners, [24];
Spanish officials undesirables, [33];
Spanish lack of prestige deserved, [34];
Latin races better for colonists in the tropics, [34];
Spanish-Filipino bonds of union, [34];
A worthy official, [85];
A suspicious medal, [88];
Spanish prejudice against bathing, [165];
Spanish economic backwardness, [190];
Native contempt for private Spaniards, [211];
Obliging Spanish officials, [260];
High character of early administrators, [344];
Conquerors on commission, [345];
Salcedo “most illustrious of the conquerors,” [346];
“The Cortes of the Philippines,” [347];
Undesirable emigrants from Spain, [349];
Credit due Spain, [352];
Spanish planters, [370];
Legaspi, [464];
Courteous Spanish officials, [474];
Sulu victory over Spaniards, [516].
Springs—
Los Baños hot springs, [66];
Igabo hot spring, [134];
Naglegbeng silicious springs, [134];
Carbonic acid spring, [205];
A tideland spring, [237];
Hot spring, [264];
Los Baños, [490];
The hot springs, [492].
Sugar—
Sugar venders, [258];
Sugar, [289];
Sugar prices, [291];
The future sugar market, [292];
Sugar, [361];
Sugar, [470].
Sulu—
Sual’s foreign trade, [287];
Jolo, [449];
Sulu, [500];
Sulu harbor, [501];
Visiting the Sultan, [503];
Treaty with United States, [504];
Interior travel prohibited, [505];
A stolen granite monument, [506];
Sulu history, [513];
Tawi-Tawi, [514];
English-Sulu treaty, [515];
Sulu victory over Spaniards, [516];
Sulu victory over English, [517];
Sulu piracies, [518];
Suppression of Sulu pirates, [519];
The Bajows, [520];
Cagayan Sulu, [521];
Balabac straits, [522];
Balambangan Island (English), [523];
Dyaks, [524];
Diwatas, [525];
Headhunting, [526];
Cremation, [527];
Advantages of Sulu (American) treaty, [528].
Time—
Magellan’s mistake in reckoning, [1];
Difference from European time, [1];
Change to the Asian day, [2].