... wireless to General Champagne, who replied that he was wiring my demands to Teheran and asking for the decision of the Persian Government, in whose interests he was acting. He added that he would be able to give a reply in two hours if by that time he received ...

... persons or farmed by them, are collected by the Russian Consuls and paid into the Bank of Russia to the account of the Persian Government, which, however, has heard nothing more about By DORA B. MONTEFIORE them since they were collected. Unluckily Persia ...

... payable monthly ! In the covering letter, Sir Percy Cox (for the British Government) says, It is understood . . . the Persian Government will not claim from the British Government an indemnity for any damage which may have been caused by the said (British) ...

... powers, the nature of which shall be the matter of agreement between the Persian Government and the advisers. The British Government is to supply, at the cost of the Persian Government, military officers, munitions, and equipment, for the preservation ...

... oppressed nationalities, as we know, in stony silence. But it has its sequel in the o►tlicial Note now issued by the Persian Government declaring that it regards as null and void all treaties imposed upon it in recent years, especially the Anglo-Russian ...