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Plagued by locusts this spring worse than at any time in living memory, the Egyptian Government last week drafted proposals for an anti locust congress at Cairo, communicated with the foreign offices of lands into which the pest has spread: France (Tunis), Spain (Spanish Morocco), Britain (Palestine and Transjordania), Greece...
About 25,000 communicants attended, traveling by ship from all quarters. Neither Carthage nor much larger Tunis, ten miles away, could house them all. Most lived on their ships in Tunis harbor. Several thousand lived in tents on a large plot of ground provided gratis by a rich Tunisian Jew...
Traffic congestion at Tunis and Carthage and in between was snarled. Senegalese troops, big, black upstanding men, assisted frantic local police in trying to direct the streams of vehicles and pedestrians. The Senegalese method was simple. They would club sufficient people to earth so that others could trample through the...
The polyglot nature of the Congress seemed to annoy many of the U. S. delegates. They confessed they were disappointed by the confusion of what went on. They had no one leader, no formal place in the Congress program. With their nicknacks and souvenirs some of them cleared out of...
In Columbus, Ind., Herschel Golden secured a divorce from Mrs. Golden, having accused her of misconduct with one Tunis Quick, 80.