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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... results, the net profit for tne year ended March 31, 1017, after chaining Debenture Interest, the Royalties payable to the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted to£ (44,109 15s. Bd., as shown the audited accounts, although ...
... results, the net proht for the year ended Mat March, ISI7, alter charging Debenture Interest, the Royalties payable to the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted to £344.109 15s. Bd., shown by Mm audited accounts, although ...
... results. the net profit the year ended tort starch. 1917, after charging Debenture- Interest. the Royalties paaable ta the Persian Government. anal making liberal allowance foe depreeation, amounted to £344.109 dial.. as shown by ihe audited accounrs. although ...
... neutral Persian Empire, and in view of this purpose their Governments will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. In the Halifax explosion five British steamers were damaged. The casualties were serious, about two-thirds of the crews ...
... Commands are both prepared to withdraw their troops from Persia. They will immediately enter into communication with the Persian Government in order to arrange details for their evacuation and also for the guaranteeing of the above-mentioned principle and ...
... are both -prepared to withdraw their troops from Persia. They will immediately enter into communication with the Persian Government in order to arrange details for their .vaeuation and also for the guaranteeing of the above-mentioned principle and ...
... Turkey and Russia are ready to withdraw their troops'from Persia, and will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. Each contracting party receive* copy of this agreement in the German and Russian languages, signed by the plenipotentiary ...
... hand wse the late William gnox-D'Arcy, of Stanmore Hall. In or about 1901, Mr. D'Arcy obtained a concession from the Persian Government, and set to work systematically to locate oil. In five years, he spent out of his private resources no less, than £300 ...
... destroyed by the armies, and the peasants fled from the ►nest fertile districts. Later, when food was brOught by the Persian Government into the starving districts it was seized by the Russian armies, and the whole of Persia is now on the verge of famine ...