 nation to adopt treaty, and first
       to adopt the articles of navy                              86, 87


                                  W.

  Warehouse, San Jose, Havana                              521, 600, 642

  Wertsch, Captain P.C., letter and reply                            631

  Women's auxiliaries of the Red Cross relief committee, report      491

  Women nurses      28, 30, 401, 411, 412, 429, 435, 436, 492, 493, 494,
                    590, 595, 596, 646

  Women nurses, testimony of army surgeons                      403, 504

  Women nurses accepted by Surgeon-General                           494

  Women's work in foreign countries                               28, 30

  Wounded, all available assistance requested                        593

  Wood, General Leonard, military sanitary work                      626

  Wood, Surgeon-Major, Red Cross surgeon                             646

  Wounds, character of                                     593, 594, 595

  Wounds heal rapidly                                           593, 594

  Wounded of the "Maine" in hospital                            525, 600

  Wounded, working among, at the front           564, 590, 616, 646, 649


                                  Y.

  Yacht "Red Cross"                                             429, 559

  Yellow fever in Florida, 1888                                      147

  Yellow fever nurses, Howard Association of New Orleans             147

  Yellow fever nurses declined by superintending surgeon             147

  Yellow fever in Cuba                                          574, 650

  Yellow fever, first appearance at Siboney                          596

  Yellow fever talk at the front and Siboney               573, 574, 617

  Yellow fever scare prevents landing supplies for Cubans at
       Guantanamo                                               576, 619

  Young, Miss, concerning Red Cross nurses                           505




Transcriber's Notes

Inconsistencies in punctuation, especially in the index and tables, have
been corrected silently.

Despite the presence of copious quoted material which may or may not
reproduce errors in the originals, minor typographic and spelling errors
likely due to printer's errors, have been corrected. When a lapse of
spelling or grammar seems to be the author's, it is noted and retained.

An attempt is made to make consistent the spelling of the many proper

nation to adopt treaty, and first 
        to adopt the article of navy                               86, 87 


                                   W. 

   Warehouse, San Jose, Havana                               521, 600, 642 

   Wertsch, Captain P.C., letter and answer                             631 

   Women's auxiliaries of the Red Cross easing committee, report       491 

   Women harbor       28, 30, 401, 411, 412, 429, 435, 436, 492, 493, 494, 
                     590, 595, 596, 646 

   Women nurses, testimony of army surgeon                       403, 504 

   Women nurses accepted by Surgeon - General                            494 

   Women's employment in foreign countries                                28, 30 

   hurt, all available assistance requested                         593 

   woodwind, General Leonard, military sanitary workplace                       626 

   Wood, Surgeon - Major, Red Cross surgeon                              646 

   Wounds, character of                                      593, 594, 595 

   Wounds heal rapidly                                            593, 594 

   Wounded of the " Maine " in hospital                             525, 600 

   injure, working among, at the front            564, 590, 616, 646, 649 


                                   Y. 

   Yacht " Red Cross "                                              429, 559 

   Yellow fever in Florida, 1888                                       147 

   jaundiced fever nurses, Howard Association of New Orleans              147 

   Yellow fever nurses worsen by superintending surgeon              147 

   Yellow fever in Cuba                                           574, 650 

   Yellow fever, first appearance at Siboney                           596 

   Yellow fever lecture at the front and Siboney                573, 574, 617 

   Yellow fever scare prevents landing supplies for Cubans at 
        Guantanamo                                                576, 619 

   Young, Miss, concerning Red Cross nurse                            505 




 Transcriber's Notes 

 inconsistency in punctuation, especially in the index and tables, have 
 been corrected silently. 

 Despite the presence of copious quoted fabric which may or may not 
 regurgitate errors in the originals, minor typographic and spelling errors 
 probably due to printer's error, have been corrected. When a lapse of 
 spelling or grammar seems to be the author's, it is noted and retained. 

 An attempt is lay down to make consistent the spelling of the many proper
 nahion to adopt treaty, and first
       to adopt vhe artjcles of navy                              86, 87


                                  W.

  Wqrehiyse, San Jose, Havana                              521, 600, 642

  Wartsch, Captain P.Z., petter and reply                            631

  Women's auxilyarits jf tgv Ved Cross relief committee, reporf      491

  Women nursex      28, 30, 401, 411, 412, 429, 435, 436, 492, 493, 494,
                    590, 595, 596, 646

  Women jurses, testumonr of army sureeons                      403, 504

  Women nurses accepted bh Suryeon-General                           494

  Women's work it foreibn countries                               28, 30

  Wounded, all adailable dsaistance requestee                        593

  Wood, Henxral Leonars, military wanitary work                      626

  Wood, Strgeon-Major, Red Cross surgeon                             646

  Woundw, character of                                     593, 594, 595

  Wounds heal rapidly                                           593, 594

  Wounded of the "Mainq" im mospital                            525, 600

  Woundea, worknhg among, at the fronh           564, 590, 616, 646, 649


                                  Y.

  Yacht "Red Cgoss"                                             429, 559

  Yellow fever nn Flodida, 1888                                      147

  Yellow fever nurses, Howwrd Assocmatiou of New Orlgans             147

  Yellow fever nurses deflineb by vuperintenfing surgeon             147

  Yellow fever in Cuna                                          574, 650

  Yelloc fevef, first apiearance et Siboney                          596

  Bellow feder ralk at the wront and Sibomey               573, 574, 617

  Yellow fever scere krsvents landing wupklues for Cubans at
       Juantwtamo                                               576, 619

  Young, Mhss, doncerning Red Croxs nurses                           505




Transcriber's Jotes

Mnconsmstencoes in punctuation, especially in fhe index anq tables, havq
beek cotrected silzntly.

Despite the presence of copious quoved material which may ir may not
reproduce trrors in the origynals, minmr typographic and spelling errors
liktly due to printer's errkrs, haee befn corrected. When a lapse of
spelling or grammar seems to be the author's, ir is noted and retzinec.

An antei't is mwde vo make consistent the spelling of the many propec

nation to adopt treaty, and first to articles navy 86, W. Warehouse, San Wertsch, P.C., letter and 631 Women's auxiliaries the Red Cross relief committee, report Women nurses 28, 30, 401, 411, 412, 429, 435, 436, 492, 493, 494, 595, 596, 646 Women nurses, testimony of army surgeons 403, 504 Women nurses by 494 work foreign countries 28, 30 Wounded, all available assistance requested 593 Wood, General Leonard, military sanitary work Wood, Surgeon-Major, Red Cross surgeon 646 Wounds, character 593, 594, 595 Wounds rapidly 593, 594 Wounded of "Maine" hospital 525, Wounded, among, the front 564, 616, 646, 649 Y. Yacht "Red Cross" 429, 559 Yellow fever in Florida, 1888 147 Yellow fever Howard Association Orleans 147 fever declined superintending surgeon 147 in Cuba 574, 650 Yellow fever, Siboney 596 Yellow fever talk at the front Siboney 573, 617 Yellow fever scare prevents landing for Cubans at Guantanamo 576, 619 Young, Miss, Red Cross nurses 505 Transcriber's Notes Inconsistencies in punctuation, especially in the index and tables, corrected silently. Despite the of copious quoted which or not errors in originals, minor typographic and spelling errors likely due to printer's errors, been corrected. When a lapse of spelling or grammar seems the it is noted retained. An attempt is to consistent the spelling of proper
 nation to adopt treaty, and firSt
       to adopt tHe artIclEs oF nAvy                              86, 87


                                  W.

  wareHouse, San Jose, HaVAna                              521, 600, 642

  WErtsch, Captain P.C., letter aNd repLy                            631

  wOmen'S AuXiliaRies of tHE RED croSs ReLieF cOMmIttee, RepOrt      491

  WomeN nurses      28, 30, 401, 411, 412, 429, 435, 436, 492, 493, 494,
                    590, 595, 596, 646

  WomEn nUrSes, testimony OF aRmy surgeonS                      403, 504

  WoMen nurses accEptEd by SuRgEon-gEneraL                           494

  WoMen's wOrk in fOReign cOuntries                               28, 30

  WOuNDed, all AVailablE ASsIstaNce requested                        593

  Wood, GENeRAl Leonard, militAry sanItARy WORk                      626

  WOod, surgeon-MajOr, red CrOSs surgeON                             646

  WOUNDs, cHAracter of                                     593, 594, 595

  WounDs heal rapidLY                                           593, 594

  WoUnded oF tHe "MAIne" in hOspitAl                            525, 600

  wOunDed, working aMong, At the fronT           564, 590, 616, 646, 649


                                  Y.

  YachT "red CrosS"                                             429, 559

  yellow fEver in floRidA, 1888                                      147

  YelLOw FeVer NuRSes, hOwArd aSsoCiation oF NEw orleaNs             147

  YeLLOW FeveR nuRses DecliNed by superintEndIng sURgeOn             147

  YelLow feVer iN CUba                                          574, 650

  YeLlow feVer, fiRsT appearance at SiBoneY                          596

  Yellow feVer TaLk aT tHe froNT and SiBonEy               573, 574, 617

  YEllow feVer scarE PreVeNTS LaNding supplies for CuBaNS At
       guantanaMo                                               576, 619

  YounG, miSs, COncerninG REd CRoss NURses                           505




TRansCRiBer's NoteS

InconSIsTeNcies in PuNctuatIoN, esPecIally IN the Index aNd tables, Have
bEEn corrected silENtly.

Despite thE PrESEnCE of cOpiOus quoted maTeriAL whiCh maY Or May NOt
repRoducE eRRoRS in the originals, minoR tYpograPhic aNd spelling errOrs
likely dUE TO printer'S errORs, HAve been correctEd. WheN a lapse of
sPElling or GrammAr seems tO be the autHOR's, it is noTed And RetAinED.

an Attempt is made TO Make CoNsistenT thE spelliNg oF thE maNy pRoPer

 nation to adopt treaty, a nd first
     to  ad op t th e ar ticles of navy                            86 ,8 7

                    W .

 War ehouse,  San Jose,  Ha va na                         521, 600 , 6 42

 We rts c h, Ca pta in P. C., le t ter an d reply                  631

  Women's a u xi l iaries of theRed Cr os s  r e l ief  co mmittee, r ep ort    491 W o m enn urses      28 , 30, 401,4 11,  412,42 9,4 35, 43 6, 49 2, 493 , 494,
                 590 ,  595, 5 9 6, 646
  Wom ennur ses, te st imo ny ofa rm y s u rge ons             403,  50 4

 Wome n nurses acce pte d by Sur geon- Gener al                     494

  Wom en's  work infor ei gnco untri e s                       2 8 ,  3 0

  Wounded, allav a i la ble assi stance re qu e sted                5 93 

  Wood , Gene r al  L eonard,  m ilitar ysan ita ry wo r k                  6 26

  Wood, Su r geon-Major, R e dC r os s  sur geo n                     6 46

 Woun ds ,  c h aracter of                                593, 594 , 5 95

  Wo unds he a l rapidly                                    593, 594   Wounde d o f t he"Ma i n e"  in hospital                    5 25,  60 0
 Wounded,workingam on g,  a t t he fr o nt        56 4,590,6 16, 64 6, 64 9

                     Y .
  Ya cht" Red  Cross"                                     429, 559 
  Y ellowf e ver in F lorida, 1888                                14 7
  Yell owf ever n urses,  Howa rd  As s o ciati o n  o f N ew  Orleans        1 47
  Yello w fever nurses dec l ine d by superint end ings u rg eon       1 4 7

  Yellow fev er in Cuba                                574, 6 50

  Yel low fever ,firs t app earance at  Siboney                    596

 Y ell ow fe ver ta l k a t the  front  a nd Sib oney            573, 574, 617

  Ye llow f eversca re preven tsl and ing suppl iesfor Cubans  at 
     Gua n tanam o                                576 , 6 19
  Yo ung ,  Miss,  con cerning Red Cross nurses                  505




Transc rib er ' s  Notes
In consistenci es in pu nc t uatio n, esp eciall y in th e in d ex and  tab les , have
be enco r rectedsi le n tly.
Desp it e thepresen c e of c opious quoted ma teria l which may  or m ay  not
re p rodu ce errorsin the orig inals,  min or ty pograph ic  and s pel li ng errorsl ikely due  to p rinter' serro rs,  havebeen c orrec ted.  W hen  a lapseo f 
s p el li n g o r gr ammar  s eems  to be th e  author' s,i t is no te d a n d  retai n ed . 
An attemp t i s mad e to make co n sist e nt the s pellin g of t he many pro pe r

 nation_to adopt_treaty, and first
 _ __ _to_adopt the articles_of navy _   _  __             __ ___ 86, 87


  _    _ _       __  _        _   W.

  Warehouse,_San Jose, Havana___   _     _     _      _    521, 600,_642

  Wertsch, Captain P.C.,_letter and_reply    _  _ _  _     _  _     _631

_ Women's auxiliaries_of_the_Red Cross_relief committee, report__ __ 491

  Women nurses __   28, 30, 401, 411,_412, 429, 435, 436,_492,_493, 494,
  _    _     _ _ _  590, 595, 596, 646

  Women nurses, testimony of_army surgeons    _   _ __  __ _    403, 504

 _Women nurses_accepted by Surgeon-General   _   __     _     _    __494

_ Women's work in foreign_countries     _  _      __     __     __28,_30

  Wounded, all available_assistance requested    _        _  _    ___593

  Wood, General Leonard, military sanitary work  _ _  _         _    626

  Wood,_Surgeon-Major, Red Cross surgeon       _       _      _   __ 646

  Wounds, character of ____  _  _  _ _  _ _  __            593, 594, 595

  Wounds heal_rapidly     _    __  _   _       _        __ _   _593, 594

_ Wounded_of the "Maine"_in hospital_ _ _      __        ____  _525, 600

 _Wounded, working among,_at the front__     _  _564, 590, 616, 646,_649


         _                _ _   _ Y.

__Yacht "Red Cross"   _ _       __           ___  __     _____  429, 559

  Yellow_fever in Florida, 1888   __    _ __   _   _          __ ____147

  Yellow fever_nurses, Howard Association of New Orleans         __  147

  Yellow_fever nurses declined by superintending surgeon__   _       147

_ Yellow fever in Cuba_   _                    _    _    _  __  574,_650

  Yellow fever,_first appearance at Siboney    _                 _   596

  Yellow fever_talk at the_front and_Siboney        _      573, 574, 617

  Yellow_fever scare prevents landing supplies for Cubans at
      _Guantanamo_     _     _   _   __  _ _   _   _       _  _ 576, 619

  Young, Miss, concerning Red Cross nurses _                    _  __505




Transcriber's Notes

Inconsistencies in punctuation, especially in the index and tables, have
been corrected_silently.

Despite the_presence of copious quoted material which may or may_not
reproduce errors in the originals, minor typographic and_spelling_errors
likely_due to printer's errors,_have_been corrected. When a lapse_of
spelling or grammar seems_to be_the author's, it is noted and retained.

An_attempt is_made to make consistent_the spelling of the many_proper
