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... PREPARINC FOR WAR. The Special Correspondent of ““The Times'’ in the Middle Fast, — writing from Teheran savs:—The Persian Government has been informed that the Foreizn Missions in Bakn, excent the Persian, have heen jntermed. Tt is renorted from a good ...
... the enemy, who has ocenpied the Pass. and has advanced as far as Malidechi—some thirty versts from Kermanshah., The Persian Government insizacied the Governor of Keamanrhah to retire in order to avoid useless bloodshed. The Cahinet at Teheran continuing ...
... desperate need of Germany for a striking sueccess in any field of operations. The Russian Government has informed tle Persian Government ‘hat it regiets Persia should have hecome the area of hostilities, but the Tuarkisn ircursion being directed azainst ...
... A. War Special—Friday). Petrograd, Thursday A Teheran telegram states the Turkish Ambassador has addressed to: the Persian Government a note declar‘ing that the Turks are ready to with-‘ draw from the provinces of Azerbayan when the Russians have definitaly ...
... the severe punishment of the tribesmen who shot Captain fekford, of the 39th Central India Horse, adding that, if the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offehder, it would be incumbent on the British Government to take what steps are necessary ...
... Ministers. who are in constant communication with the Russian Government in reg'ird to the best means of enalilinz the Persian Government to re-establish order and tranquility in the country. Papers will he bad as .410/) a, possible Parliament in (-millet-thin ...
... disorder on the truge routes, in Southern Persia, led my Government, reluctantly, to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...
... together with some of his associates, but after some time they were all set free. He ocontinued, however to-puknfll.nlt the Persian Government, and was again imprisoned, but ultimately once more ‘obtained his release, and was granted a ion by the Shah, nothw ...