EHLERS, VICTOR M. Municipal and rural sanitation, by Victor M. Ehlers and Ernest W. Steel.

They have so long been subject to unrestricted extortion on the part of the Moslems that even the wealthy Jews (who are numerous) have sunk to the habits and appearance of the poorest; and Sefrou, which has come so recently under French control, offers a good specimen of a Mellah before foreign sanitation has lighted up its dark places.

The maintenance of good economic conditions, provision for wholesome amusements, improved sanitation, all tend to remove pernicious influences and strengthen the power of resistance to temptation.

Rural sanitation, again, comes to the front day by day.

In the next place, better sanitation and better working conditions must be secured.