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Gaspe basin, 5
Gooderham, Capt., 234
Graves, Canadian, 176
H
Haig, General Sir Douglas, 170
Hardy, Lt.-Col. (D.S.O.), 101
Hayter, Lt.-Col. (D.S.O.), 234
Haywood, Major Alf. (M.C.), 71, 116
Highlanders, Canadian, at Ypres, 96; (Toronto), 115
Hospital on Salisbury Plain, 28; French Canadian, Paris, 199; at French front, 205; barges, 131
Hotel, Continental, Paris, 1916, 196; Lotti, Paris, 1916, 196; de l'Angleterre Beuvais, 1916, 190; Savoy, London, 1915-16, 36
Hutchison, Capt. John, 71
Hughes, General Sir Sam, 2, 35
Hygiene work of laboratory, 154
I
Institute for maimed soldiers, Paris, 207; blind soldiers, Paris, 208
Indian band concert, France, 174; (Lahore) division, 107
Inoculation against Typhoid in Canadians, 24
Investiture, a royal, 230
J
Jutland, battle of, 244, 247
K
Kemmel, hill of, 245
Kipple, Sgt., description by, 15
Kitchener, death of Lord, 247
Kirkpatrick, Major, 76
Klotz, Capt. Herbert, 30
L
Laboratory, Canadian Mobile, 253; work of Canadian Mobile, 123, 152, 154, 159
La Gorgue, 79
Laventie, 80
Larkhill, 18
Laundries, waste from army, 147
Leicester square, 1914-15, 37
Lice and typhus fever, 144
Lipsett, General (C.M.G.), 244
London, 1914, 32
Locre, 245
M
Maclaren, Major, 100
Macpherson, Surgeon-General, 126, 169
Malaria, work of Rankin on, 163
Mavor, Major Wilfred (D.S.O., M.C.), 119
McBrien, Lt.-Col., (D.S.O.), 234
McPherson, Lt.-Col., (C.M.G.), 87
Mitchell, Lt.-Col., (C.M.G.), 100
Milk, use of, in army, 141
Medical service, British organization, 126, 138; officer's duties, 127; specialists, work of, 133; stores, advanced depot, 133
Mercer, Major-General (C.B.), 70, 110, 117, 233, 234
Mignault, Lt.-Col., 199
Moroccan troops (French colonials), 96
Mosquitoes and Malaria, 143
Muntz, Capt. Jerry, 71
N
New Zealand division, arrival of, 241
O
Opera in Paris, 1916, 192
Orbeliani, Prince, 202
P
Paris at night, March, 1916, 195; demi-mondes, 193; morality of, 194; women and dress, 198; Montmartre district, 191; opera in, 192
Pasteur Institute, Paris, 204
Piccadilly circus, 1914-15, 37
Plague, how spread in armies, 149
Ploegsteert, 235-238
Prince of Wales, 251
Poperinge, 105, 107, 111, 113, 114
Pollution of water (See 'Water').
Q
Quaker search party, 142
Queen Mary battle cruiser, 8
R
Rankin, Lt.-Col. Allan, 68, 93, 97, 112, 163, 232, 242
Rats, destruction of, in army, 204; carry plague, 149; story of, 150
Red Cross, Canadian, in Paris, 203
Rawlinson, General Sir Henry, 106
Refugees, 98, 102, 165
Rennie, General Robt., 70, 76
Roberts, Lord, funeral of, 42
Robertson, Capt. E., 99
Rowland, Capt. Sydney, 62
Ryerson, Capt. George, 71
Russian delegation, 249
S
Salisbury Plain, Old Sarum, 26; Silver Grill, 47; Stonehenge, 27; white horse, 26; arrival at, 10; description of, 11; bird life, 25
Sanitary Commission of War Allies, 189, 200
Sanitary section, organization of, 130
Sanitary officers, 132; methods employed in field, 137
Scrimger, Capt., (V.C.), 92
Serbia, Prince of, 197
Scott, (Canon) Lt.-Col. Frederick George, (C.M.G.), 86, 247
St. Jean, 88
St. Denis, 210
St. Eloi, 246, 248
St. Cloud hospital, 200
Search party (Quakers), 142
Sketches, Dirty Jock, etc., 184
Sloggett, Sir Arthur, 126
Somme, battle of, 249-253
T
Tanks, 252
Tanner, Lt.-Col., 244
Tetanus, 153
Typhoid fever among refugees, 165 absence of, in British army, 135
Typhus fever in Serbia, 144, 145, 201
U
Ulster division, 252
V
Valcartier camp, 1, 3
Verdun battle, Paris during, 191
Vlamertinge, 104
Van Straubenzie, Major, 70
W
War office, London, 1914, 39
Warren, Capt. Trumbull, 91
Water carts, 155; chlorination of, 140, 155; mobile filters, 141; supply, 140, 157; purification, control of, 154, 156; value of analysis, 156
Williams, General Vic., 244
Wickens, Major Bert, 71
Wieltze, 88, 98, 99
Winnipeg battalion, 7
Wounded, evacuation of, 128
Wytschaete, 245
Y
Ypres, city of, April 17, 1915, 83; April 22, 1915, 84; description of, 84; history of, 85; Cloth Hall of, 85; second battle of, 94, 100, 102, 109, 114
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