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... despotic rulers. Russia and Britain prevented the employment by the Persian Government of Captain Stokes, an ex-British Military Attache, and Russia ordered the dismissal by the Persian Government of Mr. Morgan Shuster, an American financial expert who had been ...
... Russians are both prepared to withdraw their troops from Persia. They will immediately enter into cominnuicai tion with the Persian Government in order to ' arrange details. Prisoners —Exchange of civil prisoners and prisoner , of war unfit for further millary ...
... Turkey and Russia are ready to withdraw their troops from Persia, and will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. The conditions in Petrograd are described as intolerable, th.e scarcity of food opproaching a famine. It is understood ...
... neutral Persian Em-. pire, and in view of this purpose their Governments wi!l shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government The area of civil ryes has been extended to the Ukraine. The Extremist GovermnPnt have sent an ultimati , m to the Central ...
... neutral Persian Empire,” and in view of this purpose their Governments will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. According to an official message from Berlin, the 28 days’ armistice 1s to continue automatically, unless omg: }g‘;ovm ...
... neutral Persian Empire,” ami in view of this purpose their Governments will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. RAID ON LONDON. London was raided on Tuesday night. German aeroplanes crossed the Kent and Essex coasts soon after ...
... Russians are both q‘rcpared to withdraw their troops from Persia. hey will immediately enter into communication with the Persian Government in order to arrange details. Prisoners.—Exchange of civil prisoners and prisoners of war unfit for further miltary service ...
... aball deal Governments will shortly miter into cominzmi fully with this wonderful subject in oar next cation with the Persian Government. issue. According to an official mamma from Berlin. the 28 dam' armistice is to continue atitomatieally, unless ended ...
... results, the net profit for the year ended 31st fjarch 1917, alter charging Debenture Interest, the Royalties payable the Persian Government, and liberal aUowanoe for d«preclaUon. amounted to l4,lOJ 'ss. Bd-, the audited amounts. JHlinugh only small portion ...
... the het 11t for tilt year ended 31st north. 1917. alter cheraing a debenture ..itereat, the ropilties pa.. able to the Persian Government, and making it beral allowance for deprecation, amounted to 1.344.109 lbw. 84 . as whown by the audited ageounta, although ...
... results, toe net profit for the year ended March, 1917, after charging Debenture Interest, the Royalties payable the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted £344,109 Bd, aa shown by toe audited accounts, although only ...
... the net profit for the year ended 31 st March 1917 , after charging Debenture interest , the royalties payable to the Persian Government , and making liberal allowance , for depreciation , amounted to £ 344 , 109 , 15 s . 8 d ., as shown by the audited ...