RUMANIA, signs legal and political supplementary agreement to Peace of Bucharest, 127; German control of Rumanian oilfields and harvest, 129; Ferdinand accepts terms of Treaty of Bucharest, 321; Rumanian peace treaty ratified, 321; "Rumania and Bessarabia," 326; "Rumania's Thralldom," 127; "Rumania's Humiliation," 502. RUMELY Propaganda Case, _see_ Enemy Aliens. RUSSIA:-- Allied intervention discussed by Allies, 110; Japan and China make treaty for intervention in Siberia, 110; Sen. King's resolution in favor of, 111; "New Forces at Work to Save Russia," 252. "Czechoslovaks, Role of," 265. Finances, Russia's debt, 277; Germany, relations with, 258, 261, 262. Internal conditions, 105, 259, 283. Murman district, Anglo-American occupation of Kem, 199; German-Finnish forces attack Murman railway, complete a railroad to Kem, German submarines in White Sea, 255; meaning of word "Murman," 256; Murman railway, 257; importance of the port of Kola, 257; Allies intervene at request of Murman inhabitants against Soviet, 259; Bolshevist and Finno-German invasion, 259; intervention of the Allies, 259, 465; allied forces at Murmansk and Archangel, 470. Revolution, Bolsheviki fail to make peace with the Ukraine, 105; "Russia under Many Masters," 103; Czechoslovak Army fighting Bolsheviki in Siberia and in Volga region, 252; attitude of Czechoslovaks toward Soviets, 254; Armed allied intervention discussed, 110, 259, 260, 261; German intervention, 262; Russia's Constituent Assembly, 267; non-Bolshevist Government established in Siberia, 199, 254, 467; anti-Bolshevists establish "Provisional Government of the Country of the North," 470; Japan sends aid to Czechoslovak troops, 466; "Siberian Temporary Government" established, 467. _See also_ CAMPAIGN in Eastern Europe; ESTHONIA--Finland; GERMANY; JAPAN--Chinese-Japanese Military Alliance; Relation with Russia; UKRAINIA, LITHUANIA, POLAND; PROGRESS of the War--RUSSIA. RUSSIAN Situation, summary of, 265. S ST. JOHN of Jerusalem, Order of, protest against bombing of hospitals, 331. SAVINKOV, (ex-Minister) Boris, on Bolshevist peace, 113. SHERMAN, L. Y., "Germany Must Be Vanquished," 527. SHIPBUILDING, new records in, 43; statistics of allied output for Jan. to May, 1918, 248; American output Jan. to July, 1918, 203; British and American output to August, 49. SHIPPING, "American Exports Versus the U-boats," 45; American losses, 203; tonnage acquired from other nations, 204; Allies' losses Jan. to May, 1918, 248; losses to allied and neutral during Jan.-Aug. 15, 446; Canada's contribution, 307. _See also_ SHIPBUILDING. SHIPYARDS, new American shipyards, 449.