INDEX 
195, 218, 270; refugees, 170; transport 
of wounded, 197. 
Gas, attacks, measures against, 258, 285; 
masks, 207, 259; training in the use of, 
260. 
Gauge factory, 281. 
German front, 209. 
Goods depots and transport, 229, 245. 
Sovernment, aid, 34, 71, 74, 77, 108; 
loans for purchase of supplies, 181; 
obstruction of zemstvos, 23, 24, 29, 84, 
303. 
Grain, levy, 184; prices, 178. 
Grass cultivation, 45. 
Grodno, evacuation of hospital, 92; refu- 
gees, 170. 
Gruzinov, A. E., 299. 
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Kaluga, 79; hospitals, 99, 101, 115; re- 
lief, 81; refugees, 159; schools, 39. 
Kazan: colony for disabled men, 133; 
hospital, 100; refugees, 172, 175; 
schools, 28. 
Kharkov: appropriation for war pur- 
poses, 75, 76, 299; artificial limbs, 131; 
2vacuation of wounded, 89, 92-95; food 
supply for the army, 186; hospitals, 
101, 106, 110; orphans, 141; refugees, 
172; tuberculosis, 124, 126. 
Kherson: agricultural machinery, 157; 
bacteriological laboratories, 42; 
“guardians” for soldiers’ families, 148. 
Kholm, refugees, 170. 
Khorson, army foodstuffs, 185. 
Kiev, 59, 131; agricultural machinery, 
16; epidemic relief, 213; hospitals, 92, 
L00; occupational therapy, 133; rail- 
way workshops, 193; relief of families 
of mobilized men, 148; sanction of 
‘ocal government, 84; war appropria- 
tions, 76; zemstvo committee of the 
front, 69. 
Korea, 53. 
Kostroma, hospitals, 94, 101; organiza- 
tion of zemstvo, 79-81, purchase of 
supplies, 122, 182; zemstvo budgets, 
297; zemstvo shops, 47. 
Kovno: hospitals, 92; refugees, 170. 
Kuban: territory of, hospitals, 94; or- 
ganization of zemstvo, 9, 17. 
Kursk: hospitals, 89, 93, 122; schools, 39; 
zemstvo budget, 297. 
High Commissioners for the unification 
of the work of local organizations, 176. 
tigh cost of living, 83, 296. 
Holy Synod, attempt to install parochial 
schools, 28. 
Horses, purchase and requisition, 252. 
Hosiery and knitting factory, 280. 
Hospital beds, number, 60, 90, 213; cost 
of maintenance, 110; “patronage,” 127, 
33; percentage occupied, 105; at spas, 
126. 
Hospitals, 2, 5, 16, 18-21, 40, 72, 77, 85, 
89, 99, 102; barges, 210; “circuit,” 89; 
clearing, 89; number of men received 
August 7914—October 1916, 810; field, 
7, 201, 216, see Field detachments; 
equipment and supplies, 60, 61; isola- 
tion, 115, 119, 161, 206, 212; refugees, 
172; special treatment, 121; supplies 
and equipment, 60, 67; trains, 65, 67, 
12, 188, 192-197. 
Housing problem, 139. 
Hydro-technical enterprises, 46. 
Labor, conscription, 283; distribution, 
148; exchanges, 168, 243; shortage, 
225; supply to cultivated areas, 146, 
1563, to war zone, 237; wages, 155. 
Labor battalions for work at the front, 
282. 
[Lake Naroch offensive, 95. 
Lake Urmia and Lake Van, transport 
of supplies, 234. 
Land, area per member of district zem- 
stvos, 26. 
Laundries, 219. 
Law courts, reform, 2. 
Laws: 1861, February 19, emancipation 
of serfs, 16; 1864, organization of 
remstvos, 17, 20; 1867, prohibition of 
inter-zemstvo communication, 29; 1879, 
August 19, attitude toward zemstvo 
measures, 24; 1890, Zemstvo Act, 2, 25, 
B84: 1895, roads, 49: 1900, organization 
Industrial establishments in threatened 
territory, 276; undertakings of the 
Zemgor, 279. 
[nfectious diseases in the army, 120; see 
also Epidemics. 
Inoculation, 207, 214. 
[stitute of the Empress Marie, Petro- 
grad, manufacture of artificial limbs, 
131, 132; orphanages, 142. 
[nsurance, 2, 5, 6, 17, 18, 30; compulsory 
fire—, 47; of live stock against epi- 
demics, 43. 
[taly, purchases in, 244.