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... remarkable similarity of the conditions in Palestine 2,400 years ago with those of to-day. At that time (he writes) the Persian Government was anxious to re-establish in Palestine a national home for the Jews. A number of Jews had returned to the land, ...
... USE ARE WEDDING RINGS? BY A WIE RECENTLY' ’’ The I’er-ian Women’s Mutual Di'fcnce Ixaguc ” of Tabriz petitioned the Persian Government to enact a law to make married men wear a silve to lie secured a small padlock to the vvrist at the wccLling ceremony ...
... remarkable similarity of the conditions in Palostino years ago -with those of to-.-jay. At that time (he writes) the Persian Government to establish Palestine national home for the Jews. A number of Jews had returned to the land, bu. v their occupation ...
... sisters London, whose names are not yet available. Dr. Woollatt lived for some years at Ispahan, the service of the Persian Government, and on returning to England practised at Westeliff and in Barley-street. Loudon. went to Brittany fortnight ago with ...
... issued capital of the Last year the •Korea rose practical!- £12 lCs., hot. there plenty for cam'tal appreciation. The Persian Government* is entitled per rent, of net profits, not less than in any year. British Fundi, &c. _ Clow. So-. Loan E i1d«.47) +1; ...
... land (says a Chicago Tribune correspondent). the emigrants are settling ou land specially allocated to them by the Persian Government. RECORD TRAIN OVER ROCKIES. A new type Sante Fe freight locomotive of the Canadian National Railways recently hauled ...
... SUGAR AND COTTON. Expert's Hopeful View. Teheran, July 20. The Czeeho-Slovakian expert who 'vas called in to advise the Persian Government, has reported very favcurably on the possibilities of the cultivation of sugar beet in Northern Persia. He is of the ...
... THE CIVIL; & MILITARY GAZETTE. BRITISH SYMPATHY. He was confident that the Persian Government, who had had ample evidence during the past few years of the friendly attitude of Great Britain, realised that, in their present difficulties with their dissatisfied ...
... West Hum electricity tor the year ended Itarvii 31,. J.k , t bliu%ol a net surplue or 08,160. Persian Government troops are oonceutrat ing at leriallan for an attack on rebel tribes men. City wholesale textile firms—notth and south of Cheapside—will close ...
... relapsing fever gave a great deal of trouble, and both diseases were In most cases attributable to parasites, but the Persian Government would not afford any help In the wa) of sanitation. One practical result of the medical help given to a Mohammedan priest ...
... authorities concerned as Persia's representative, to sign the original text of the Geneva Protocol on behalf of the Persian Government. A Bushire message says the Shiraz Road is now open and telegraphic communication has been restored. — R cuter. CHANGES ...
... ””—Chief Constable of West Suffolk. Fruitless efforts were made to remove a swarm of bees from an Edmonton shop window, Persian Government troops are concentrating at Izpahan for an attack on rebe! tribesmen. After disappearinz from Paddington Station a lost ...