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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1926, Page 4

ENGLISHWOMEN MOBBED. PARIS, July 28. A party of 20 Englishwomen were tl:> victims of the latest; demonstrations against foreign tourists. In Montmartre yesterday the Englishwomen got out of tile motor-coach in which they were seeing Paris and started to walk from the Place des Abbesses to the Place du Tertre one of the most picturesque corners of the famous artists’ quarter. They had walked several hundred yards when they were surrounded by :i mob of about SCO people, who booed them vigorously. They were compelled to beat a hasty retreat for their coach, escorted hy an ever-growing crowd. •The ‘‘Petit Parision” describes the incident as a “scandalous case of xenophobia,”

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