'File 8/11 Proscribed newspapers and seditious press articles' [‎64r] (127/260)

Sxtraot from newspaper "XILi MABLUL UATttl*, no.20/21
dated Calcutta 4th June 192 j .
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TITS BAHRAIN aOV.Rli: ^IT
The iSahrein OoTerniiieat have notified all the in-
habiiajata of the islands that v/ith effect from Uie begin*
V/ing of this year all ^children) born in Bahrein shall be
considered Bahrein subjects* And all resiuia^ at iKJirein,
even if they were citizens of 'Iraqt who li^e to resiue
in Bahrein shoula consiaer themselves Baiirein subjects*
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Bahrain AG/JN
JBritish officials in this island 9 prior to tlie
time when the Persian Uoverrmeut*E complaint av^ii.st the
British unjustified interferences in her affairs, wat
submitted to tlie League of nations had limit-u the liberty
of the Bahrein rulers to such a degree taat if, for exam
ple, the Shaiidi of Bahrein were to spend a rupee extra
than hi's expenses the Consul on the spot used to x^o'tejjt
against that, but now-a-days in view of the recent situa
tion and the reminders which the rersiaa (iovernLient sends
in one after the other against (the unwarranted) inter-
ferences of the i3ritish f a new part is bei^ flayed there*
As ail example, all those pressures are now altereu. to a^
solute liberty and complete Kindness on the £,rt oi tae
British officials towards the Shai.ih of .Bahrein,
They have now left the (lovernor quite free and
even legal cases of law suits wnich, until latel , were
dealt with in tno British JonsuJU^to, tire now L/Cin^, de^ideu
and settled by the Governor.
The incomes of t he -Bahrein Custoue Wiaci. smeunt
to a huge amount ol money every month wero sent every
fifteen days in a mail steamer to the Imperial ^enk eaiu
were invested there but no one icnew in whose name .nd on