INDEX 
315 
Olonets: medical service, 296; war ap- 
propriation, 76; zemstvo organization, 
79. 
Nrel: agricultural machinery, 46; hos- 
pitals, 89, 95, 101, 107, 110; refugees, 
163. 
Orenburg: food riots, 88; organization 
of zemstvo, 34; war appropriations, 76. 
Oriental labor, 155. 
Orphans, care of, 18, 42, 72, 137, 141, 
168; colonies and instruction in agri- 
culture, 143. 
Prisoners of war, labor, 153, 154; epi- 
demic carriers, 115. 
Prisoners of war, Russian, relief of, 255, 
2517. 
Prison labor, 155. 
Prokopovich, Prof. S. N., 294. 
Provincial Committees on Communal 
Duties, 15. 
Provincial and District Committees of 
the Union of Zemstvos, 78. 
Provisional Government, 287. 
Prussia, occupied, 194, 201. 
Pskov: schools, 22; war appropriations, 
76; zemstvo committee at the front, 
69; zemstvo organization, 79. 
>ublic health organization, 2, 5, 17, 21 
27, 388, 40, 167; among refugees, 164. 
Purchasing commissions abroad, 244. 
Paris Academy of Medicine, 216. 
Pasteur Institute for Treatment of 
Rabies, 42. 
Peasant woman, the, 157. 
Peasants, cash surplus, 294; aid to hos- 
pitals, 101. 
Peasants’ farming, effects of the War, 
149; relief, 515. 
Pensions for disabled soldiers, 127. 
Penza: hospital, 100, 124; refugees, 153; 
refusal of prisoners-of-war labor, 155; 
organization of zemstvo, 80. 
Perm: agriculture, 149, 157; epidemics, 
2; hospitals, 94, 105; orphans, 141; 
organization of supply, 185; volost 
economic committee, 152, 158; war ap- 
propriations, 76; zemstvo organization, 
83. 
Persia, 209, 252. 
Petrograd: evacuation of wounded, 89, 
93, 95; food riots, 88; food supply, 
183; hospitals, 110; organization of 
zemstvo, 71; schools, 38; relief of dis- 
abled soldiers, 129. 
Pharmacies, 41. 
Pleve, von, N. V,, 166. 
Pleve, von, V. K., 7, 54. 
Podolia: epidemics, 213; hospitals, 92; lo- 
cal government, 34; purchase of sup- 
plies, 182; war appropriations, 76. 
Poland: refugees, 170; Russian defeat 
in, 270. 
Polesie Railways, 191, 192, 
Polish control of western zemstvos, 17, 
35. 
Poltava: high cost of living, 297; hos- 
pitals, 94; refugees, 163, 175: schools, 
39. 
Postal service, 50. 
Prices, rise in, 177. 
Printing plants, 50, 268. 
Railways, congestion at the front, 66; 
food transport, 178; serving clearing 
hospitals, 92; transport breakdown, 
140, 162, 216. 
Red Cross, Russian, 53, 58, 73, 121, 125, 
199, 256; International, 53. 
Reforms of 1864, 15, 16. 
Refugees: Armenian, 223; children, 225; 
sub-committee on, 168; clearing sta- 
tions, 172; directory of families, 168; 
evacuation, 216; guides, 167; labor, 
153, 155; provinces of origin, 170; re- 
lief, 72, 85, 159-176; settlement, 17. 
Refugee movement, statistical analysis, 
169. 
Relief of War Sufferers, public organi- 
zations for, 52. 
Requisition, cattle, 185; horses, 252; raw 
materials, 275; tanning extract fac- 
tories, 247. 
Retail stores at the front, 227, 229. 
Revolution, 1905, 17, 30, 31, 36, 84, 87; 
1917, 7, 87, 98, 229, 268, 287, 289, 305. 
Rifle repair shops, 236. 
Riga, evacuation, 92, 277. 
Riga State Railway, 278. 
Roads, 2, 6, 16-19, 49. 
Romanov Committee, care of orphans. 
142, 144. 
Rostov, artificial limbs, 132; hospitals. 
92. 
Rumania, entrance into the War, 96. 
Russian Society of Psychiatrists and 
Neuropathologists, 121. 
Russo-Japanese War, 7, 29, 30, 53, 68, 
184. 199. 200.