461: Miss Nugent, 365; Dr. Parker,
550; Mrs. Winsor, 168, 462; Mission
Work in Wai, India, 543; Pestilence
That Walketh in Darkness, The, 15;
Pictures of Village Schools in the Ma-
dura Mission, 58; Pictures of Village
Schools in the Marathi Mission, 3;
Studying Marathi, 165; Touring in Ma-
dura. 7 Unrest in India. The, 148.
IN MEMORIAM-Mrs. Susan Ketchum
Bourne, 33; Mrs. C. L. Goodell, 175;
Mrs. Lemuel Gulliver, 465; Mrs. Chas.
A. Jewell, 559; Mrs. Edith M. Travis,
34.

JAPAN-Cheer at Otaru, 164; Congrega-
tional Missions in Japan, The, 359; Fac-
tory Girls' Home, 201; Good Word from
Japan, 61; Japanese in California, 352;
Letters from Mrs. Bartlett, 462; Mrs. J.
II. DeForest. 262; Miss Yoshi Kawash-
ima, 349: Moving Picture in Tokyo, A,
355; Pictures from Japan, 344; Touring
in Japan, 354: Work for Girls at
Niigata, 340; Work of Native Chris-
tians in Japan, 251.

JUNIOR WORK-Helps for Leaders, 27;
125; 171; 224; 269; Leaders in Coun-
cil, 78; "Sweet Plum" and the Foreign
Devil, 318.

MEXICO--Day at Instituto Corona, 298;
Leaven at Work, The, 292; Letters from
Mrs. Eaton. 316; Miss Meserve, 548;
Mexican Bootblack, A, 303; Some Facts
and a Few Figures, 296.

MICRONESIA.-Letters from Miss Bald-
win. 217, 458: Miss Olin. 217, 267.
MISCELLANEOUS.-Annual Meeting of
the W. B. M., 321, 370, 419, 467, 514,
553: Awakening of Asia. The, 166;
Christian Missions in Burma, 151;
Church of Christ in Korea, The, 208
Difficulties of Learning the Languages
in the Heathen World, 258; Easter Sun-
rise, The, 173; Easter Thoughts, 174;
El Azhar, 17; Going to School in Bur-
ma, 161; Holy Water, 495; Inquisition,
The, 541; Japanese Christians in Ko
rea, 204; Korean Clippings, .213; Ko-
rean Snapshots, 206 Missionary News
Items, 68, 123, 265, 217, 367: 504: 576 :
News from Persia 1 Propagation of
the Faith, The, 453; Roman Cathol.
cism in New England; 93; SemiA-
nual Meeting of the W. B. M... 178, 226;
Siamese Boys and Girls, 114. Siamese
Women and the Bible 1; Stranger
Than Fiction, 162; Value of Missionary

OUR WORK AT HOME-Eleven Ways to
Awaken Missionary Interest in Your
Sunday-School Class. 126: Northfield
Summer School, The, 417; Prayer.
172; Prayer for Missionaries, 80; Pre-
vious Engagement, A. 270; Reports
from Our Branches, 30; Such As We
Have, 510; Unveiling of the Missionary
Memorial Tablet at Mt. Holyoke, 28;
Word to the Modern Mother, A. 463.
POETRY-Bird's Ministry, A. 163.
RECEIPTS-35; 82; 130; 178; 226; 274;
321; 370; 419; 467; 514; 560.
SPAIN-August 1909, in Spain, 540; Con-
ditions and Needs of Spain, 533; Signs
of Progress in Spain, 118; Visit to Our
School in Madrid, A, 12.

SIDELIGHTS-35; 81; 129; 177; 225;
273: 320: 513; 559.

SUGGESTIONS FOR AUXILIARY MEET-
INGS Nearer and Farther East: Chap.
III, 34; Chap. IV, 80; Chap. V, 128:
Chap. VI, 175; Chap. VII, 225; Gospel
in France, 511; Study for 1909-10, 418;
Work Remaining for Us. 67, 557.
TURKEY-American College for Girls at
Constantinople, 102; Approach to Mos-
lems, The, 216; Bible Women in Eastern
Turkey, 257; Call to Women from
Stricken Cilicia, 411: Extract from Re-
port of Woman's Work in Aintab, 22;
From the Poor to the Poorer, 356;
Hasmig Bagdasarian, An Autobiography,
159, 222; "How the Good News Came
to"
Van, 452; In Touch with Circas-
sians, 155; Laying the Cornerstone of
Robert College, 109; Letters from Misses
Blake, 363, Blakely, 502; Borel, 220;
Cushman, 70; Daniels, 221; Dwight,
169. 456; Ely, 504; Gile, 456; Mrs.
Haskell, 219; Misses Kinney, 360;
McCallum, 316; Norton, 457: Platt,
260, 362: Poole. 314. 364: Silli-
man, 261 Mardin School Girl, 491;
Needs at Aintab, 248; New Government
in Constantinople, The, 444; New Tur-
key in Monastir, The, 65; Our Nurse at
Sivas, 443; Polyglot Sunday School, A,
25 Reaching the Field, 105; Short Ac-
count of a Preaching Tour, 494; Stir-
ring Among Moslems, A, 50; Tragedy in
Turkey, The, 449; Work for Girls in
Euphrates College, 20; Vacation Letter
from Miss Jaynes, 493; Village Work in
Turkey, 508.

CHINA-Busy Year in the Williams Hos-
pital, A, 277, 325; Chinese Festivals,
133; Greeting from Pao-ting-fu, 87;
How I Make My Dress, 136; Letter
from Dr. Tallmon, 517; Message from
Pao-ting-fu, 184; Pao-ting-fu, 38; Pa-
goda Anchorage Bible Woman's Training
School, 566; Some of the Needs of Lint-
sing, 39 Trip in North China, A. 421.
INDIA-Snake Worship in India, 85; Re-
port of the Aruppukottai Station for the
Year 1908, 231.

JAPAN-Doshisha Girls' School, Kyoto,
469; Letters from Doshisha Pupils, 471.
MICRONESIA-Pictures from Kusaie,
229; Sickness at Kusale, 471; Work in
Kusale, 181.
MISCELLANEOUS-Purpose of Mission-
aries, 88; Who Should Give?, 88.
TURKEY-Account of Commencement at
Brousa, 519; From Brousa, 37; Letter
from Miss Powers, 327; Some Informa-
tion About the Kindergarten at Brousa,
376; Visit to Some Turkish Villages,
373.

AFRICA- -First Days in the Old Home,
479; Letters from Miss N. J. Arnott,
93, 430; Mr. Frederick Bridgman, 238.
CHINA-China-An Odd Country, 137;
Chinese Kindergarten Commencement,
525; Christian Mat Merchant, The, 89;
Country Trip, A, 572; Dispensary Work
in Lintsingchow, 283; Houseboat Trip,
A. 190; Letters from Mrs. M. C. Ellis,
94; Miss M. D. Wingate, 332; New
Woman in China, The, 43; North China
Union Woman's College, 1909, The, 475;
One Day at Peking, 43; Progress at
Tai-ku, 329; Ruth Norton School for
Girls in Canton, 331; Special Services
in Peking, 380; Story of the Doo Fam-
ilv. 140; Sunday-School Work in China,
527; To-day in China, 286; Women Pa-
tients in Tai-ku Hospital, China, 478.
INDIA-Ahjlbai, 46; Few of the Many
Seekers, A. 521: Lucy Perry Noble Bible
School, The, 287; Mahableshwar, The
Health Retreat for the Marathi Mission,
185; Story of a Day, The, 233; Visit to
a Heathen Temple at Palani, 334.

LADY MISSIONARIES

Abbott, Miss Anstice, 46.

Adams. Miss Alice P.. 31. 193, 433, 529.
Agnew, Miss Eliza, 51, 55.

Ainslie. Miss Kate, 144, 188, 379.
Allen, Miss Annie T., 37, 373.
Ament, Mrs. W. S., 433, 446.

Andrews. Miss Mary E., 391, 529.
Arnott, Miss Nellle J., 93, 169.

Baldwin, Miss Eliz., 217, 458.
Barrows, Miss Martha J., 431.

Bartlett, Mrs. Fanny G., 164, 462.
Beals, Dr. Rose F., 543.
Bell, Mrs. Wm. C., 480.

Bell. Miss Diadem, 554, 556.
Billings, Miss Virginia, 187, 503.
Bissell, Miss Emily R.. 233.

Blake, Miss Isabella M., 142, 363, 449.
Blakely, Miss Ellen M., 142, 377, 502.
Borel, Miss Lucie, 220.

Browne, Mrs. J. K., 385.

Browne, Miss Alice S., 121, 206, 393.
Bruce, Miss Clara, 233.

Burrage, Miss Fanny E., 385.
Bush, Miss Caroline E., 49, 105.
Bushee, Miss Alice H., 387, 533, 555.

Cary, Mrs. Otis, 386.
Carey, Miss B. Brenton, 75.
Carey, Mrs. Miriam Platt, 21.
Case, Miss Lucy E., 99, 349.

Catlin, Miss Ellen W., 32, 101, 105.
Chambers, Miss Effie M., 436, 473.
Chandler, Mrs. Henrietta S., 235.
Chandler, Miss Helen, 122.

Chandler, Miss Gertrude, 218, 501.
Chandler, Miss Ada B., 61.

Chapin, Miss Abbie G., 121, 405.

Clark, Mrs. Harriet M., 98.

Clark, Miss Minnie, 366.

Cobb, Mrs. Edward S., 91.

Colby, Miss Abbie M., 344.

Cole, Miss Lillian F., 155, 443.

JAPAN-Fire at Echigo, 91; Letter from
Mrs. A. W. Stanford, 92; Twentieth An-
niversary of the Glory Kindergarten,
571; Work of Kobe Evangelistic School,
431.
MICRONESIA--Letter from Miss J. D.
Baldwin, 282.

MISCELLANEOUS- -Across Siberia, 569:
Glimpses of Lisbon, 383; Message from
Our Treasurer, Mrs. Hurlbut, 281; News
from Our Deputation, 235; One Million
Extra Dimes for Missions. 425.
RECEIPTS-48; 96; 144, 192; 240; 288;
336: 384; 480; 528: 576.
TURKEY-After the Massacre at Kessab,
473; Historic Days in Marash, 377;
Journey to the Annual Meeting at Har-
poot, 41; Kept in Time of Peril, 565;
Letters from Misses Ainslie, 188; Bill-
ings, 187; Fenenga, 333; Welpton, 428;
Preachers' Widows in Hadjin, 523:
School for Blind Children at Marash.
377: Trip After the Uprising. A, 426:
Turkey-One Year at Marash College,