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... Indian Army « ployed in different jiarts the world, it was char that send anything like large force the assistante the Persian Government had. the vorv curly days of the war. been altogether impossible. lie thought they need not look with any gloom upon ...
... groups into Afghanistan. The movement reached its maximum fare.; in August lot when the idtuatini) vviu* such that the Persian Government was on eve of evacuating the capital. Dtirim; the monilix flint had «daj>scd there hod been not merely sensible alleviation ...
... situation was such that the Persian Government was the eve of evacuating the capital. Ilte Russian forces were disorganised their efforts. Many towns in the country had passed out of *the control of the Persian Government, and lawlessness reigned supreme ...
... Anglo-Persian Oil Company London yesterday, Mr. C. Green way mentioned that they h.ad claim of £160.000 against the Persian Government for the loss sustained through the shutting down their refinc-ry for several montns because die pipe line had been cut ...
... said that new entry in the accounts was the credit £160.000 in icspect of the estimated amount their claim against the Persian Government for the loss sustained through the shutting down of their refinery tor several months owing to the cutting the pipe ...
... protection of the Turkish forces, which were still holding small portion of North-Western Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking ...
... tettion the Turkish forces, which were still holding a small portion North-Western Persia. Their relatione with the Persian Government continued of the most cordial character. HOTEL CECIL TAKEN BV THE GOVERNMENT, The Hotel Cecil. With the exception the ...
... the country or protection the Turkish still holding a small portion of north-western Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to of a most cordial character, and it was a matter of extremo s-a ijf.ieti ...