tched to Constantinople                       278
      Conference with Missionary Board at Constantinople             278
      U.S. Minister A.W. Terrell                      278, 279, 299, 314
      Conference with Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs,
        Tewfik Pasha                                                 278
      Plan of Relief outlined to Turkish Minister                    279
      Permission to work and protection of Turkish Government
        assured                                                      280
      Preparations for dispatching agents begin                      283
      Relief delayed by denunciatory utterances in the U.S.;
        sample; "Pro-Armenian Alliance"                              283
      Currie, Sir Phillip, suggests Southern Route              284, 288
      Expeditions start via Alexandretta (Iskanderun)                285
      Doubts and discouragements from home                           285
      Massacre at Killis, Turkish Government anxious                 286
      Letter to Frances Willard                                      286
      Zeitoun and Marash epidemics               287, 335, 350, 353, 354
      Harris, Dr. Ira, expedition of, and report      287, 294, 336, 350
      Perplexing cablegrams from U.S.                                288
      Cabled American Committee that Red Cross will finish
        field alone                                                  289
      Letter to Red Cross officer, P.V. De Graw, in U.S.             289
      Course of expeditions                                          290
      Shattuck, Miss Corinna, at Oorfa                          293, 335
      Kimball, Dr. Grace, Bitlis                                     293
      Expeditions reach Harpoot                                      293
      Typhoid and typhus in Arabkir                        293, 337, 338
      Fifth expedition                                               294
      Harpoot                                              293, 295, 337
     