... situation in Persia, for example, has become intolerable to this country and to the U.S.A. whose pledged word to the Persian Government is involved and this disturbing position has been brought about by methods which too uncomfortably recall the Nazi technique ...

... situation in Persia, for example, has become intolerable to this country and to the U.S.A. whose pledged word to the Persian Government is involved and this disturbing position has been brought about by methods which too uncomfortably recall the Nazi technique ...

... Company's shares. The Persian Government has frequently had disputes with the Company, which have been settled in one way or another. Matters came to a head last summer when the amount the Company paid to the Persian Government was only about half what ...

... Read, and responded to by Mr. Stephen Morland, who, alluding to the reference which had been made to the action of the Persian Government, contended that the value of the losses would be small in comparison with the loss of lives which might ensue if the ...

... Persia w,l - the subject of a reply by Sir E. Grey, who stated that all possible measures were being taken ti support the Persian Government against the revolted gendarmerie The Finance (No. 31 Bill was further considered on report, and in the course of the ...

... officers, is in open revolt against the Persian Government, and has cut telegraph lines and seized and robbed road tollhouses and offices. Our information is that all this has happened in defiance of the Persian Government, who resent the conduct of the gendarmerie ...

... opinion of European education, but of late years this had been changed, thanks to American and English missions, and the Persian Government was also making great efforts in the direction of education. Those efforts must in time bear fruit, and the Persian ...

... my Ministers, who are in constant communication with the Russian Government in regard to the best means enabling the Persian Government establish order and tranquillity in the country. Papers will lie. laid soon as before Parlia- . in connection with Persian ...

... that, in view of the improvement lately &lawn. Ministers would await fnrti•er developments before pressing upon t . Persian Government their proposals for restiring order to the traderoutes. The all-important controversy of the coming session was slummed ...

... disorder on the trade route® in Southern Persia led ray Government reluctantly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately boon shown in the condition of the routes ...

... Government ■ great anxiety. It appeared that there had been soma improvement following upon represenUitions made to the Persian Government, and his Majesty’s Government desired to be patient jxissible, and it would with reluctance that they would undertake ...

... oolifidenoe. The losses to auriculture are estimated at £14.000.000. Some thrilling escapes are deacribed by refugees. The Persian Government has addressed a new demand to the Porte for prompt and complete satialaction for the Turku-Persian frontier incident ...