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of, 140-41, 143, 144-45, 256; effect of
Great War on, 141; administration of
West Sahara, 143; Convention of Fi-
guig, 145; Trans-Sahara Railroad, 255-
56.
Sahara Desert, 349; explored, 19, 126
ceded to France by treaty (1899)
140-41; occupied by French missions
142-43.
Sahara Oases, French Territory in South-
ern Algeria, 258.
Said Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, author
izes Suez Canal, 364.
Said Sogheir, captured by Kitchener, 138.
Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Treaty of (1919),
prohibits importation of liquor, 180.
Saint-Hilaire, Barthélemy, French Min-
ister of Foreign Affairs, quoted, 266-67,
367-68; circular letter to Powers, 270.
St. Louis, town on Senegal River, founded,
125; railways, 147.
Saint-Marcq, Lieutenant Clement de,
Resident in Kasongo, 38.
Salesses, Captain, explores French
Guinea, 142.
Salisbury, A. T. Gascoyne-Cecil, 3d Mar-
quess, quoted, 87, 100, 366-67, 368.
387; defines British sphere in East Af-
rica, 99; favors subsidy to Uganda Rail
way, 99-100; urges boundary delimita-
tions in West Africa, 133; Fashoda Inci-
dent, 139-40; cancels charter of Royal
Niger Company, 158; favors French ac-
quisition of Tunis, 266; Anglo-Egyptiar
Convention of 1899, 412.
Samory, native chief in West Africa, wars
with French, 127-28; capture of, 142.
Sao Thomé island, Portuguese Colony
19.
Sarwat Pasha, Egyptian Premier, 387.
Say, town in French West Africa, 128
awarded to France by treaty (1898),
134; boundary point in Anglo-French
Treaty (1890), 157.
Scandinavian States, at Berlin Confer-
ence (1884), 29-35.
Schanzer, Senator Carlo, quoted, 361-62.
Schmidt, Consul, member of Zanzibar
Boundary Commission (1886), 89.
Schnee, Herr Heinrich, Governor of Ger-
man East Africa, criticizes administra:
tion of Tanganyika Territory, 121.
Schnitzler, Edward, Lieutenant-Governoi
in Equatorial Province of Sudan, 395
Schollaert, M., Belgian Prime Minister
58, 59; quoted, 61-62.
Sefu, son of Tippoo Tib, Arab slave trader
in Central Africa, 38.
Segregation, native reservesin Kenya Col-
ony, 105; Indians in towns in Kenya,
111-13; Indians in Tanganyika Terri-
tory, 122; native reserves in Union of
South Africa, 223-24; native reserves in
Southern Rhodesia, 241.
Segu, capital of Ahmadu, 126, 127.
Selborne, William Waldegrove Palmer,
2d Earl of, British Secretary of State
for Colonies, favors union of South
African colonies, 216-17; quoted, 216.
‘elf-government, established in Pritish
colonies, 7-9; in Uganda, 103, 110; in
British East Africa Protectorate, 108-
10; in Kenya Colony, 110, 113-14; in
Tanganyika Territory, 122; in French
West Africa, 147; in Nigeria, 175-79; in
Union of South Africa, 191, 218-21;
n Transvaal and Orange River Col-
nies, 212-13; in Basutoland, Bech-
1analand, and Swaziland Protectorates,
231; in Southern Rhodesia, 234, 237-
10; in Algeria, 257-58, 337; in Tunisia,
272-73, 276, 277, 337; in Morocco,
332-33, 337; in Tripolitania, 357; in
Cyrenaica, 361-62; in Egypt, 370-71,
375-77, 380, 384-85, 388, 391.
Selim Bey, Sudanese chief, polices
Uganda, 97.
Senate, French, approves Franco-German
Treaty (1911), 313-14.
Senegal, colony in French West Afric,
French occupation of, 12, 125, 126, 134,
281; boundaries extended to Ivory
Coast, 127, to upper Niger district,
128, 130-35; French political missions
in, 256.
senegal River, in French West Africa, con-
trolled by France, 18, 134, 342; explor-
ations on, 125; freedom of trade on, 133,
3ennar, town in Sudan, Egyptian garrison
in, 395; threatened by Mahdists, 396,
398, 401; railway to, 413.
3enoussi, native state in Tripolitania,
135, 349; influence Touaregs to revolt,
259; their enmity to Europeans, 285;
aid Turkey in Italian-Turkish War,
350; campaign against Italy in Great
War, 356; treaty with Italy and Great
Britain (1917), 356; treaty with Italy
(1920), 358; extent of Italian control
over, 360-62.
Serpa, A. de, Portuguese Minister,
quoted, 27.
Serviére, General, occupies Touat, 145.
Sevres, Treaty of (1920), 359.
Seymour, Admiral Frederick Beauchamp
Paget, Lord Alcester. commands naval
