ملف ٩٤\١٩١٥ الجزء ١ "الحرب الألمانية:- تركيا. الأسرى" [و‎‎١‎٥‎١] (٤٤١/٣١٠)

™ m , T y h .T B 1 nt , ,s ^ sub J ect . belonging to Hie British Residency stall, who did not ac
company us was the 2nd Dragoman, Mr. Abdur Rabb Barg, who it was reported had accented
Turkish nationality Other British subjects (Moslems and non-European Christians) bavin-
no connection with the Residency were allowed to remain at Baghdad when we left. *
Vice-C h onsuro{ tt K C a 0 rb!l!’ G who ra h°d (J 3 ”? 0 chci : b “sofE) together with the Russian
iwi ^ ? *1 K fu ,’ , h , . been Ke P t close P^soners at the Russian Consulate af
B g-hdad on the outbreak: of hostilities also accompanied our caravan with four of their staff
Iney made their own arrangements for messing. , uieir stair.
The whole caravan consisted of 23 Arabanas (carriages) from Baghdad to Deir-el-zor
and 24 carriages, up to Aleppo. ^uuaa to mir-ei-zor,
On our arrival at Aleppo MnJj&gkin was detained at the police station to complete the
unexpired portion of his sendee of three months. Before our departure from Aleppo
Mx. Jackson, the American Consul, promised to do his best for Mr. GaskiVs release as soon^g
settlement was arrived at as regards the destination of the Baghdad caravan, but we have so
far heard nothing further about Mr. Gaskin. ’ 6 80
f tl M T ^ ( Vlce ‘ Consul > K arbala) left Aleppo for Constantinople by the orders
of the Turkish Authorities on the 5th January 1915. He joined the Russian Consul-General
who left for the same destination on that day accompanied by his staff. Nothing is known of
Mr. Moi.sin s movements since. ®
Mr. C. D. Bharueha (Postmaster) remained at Port Said, as arrangements were beW
maue by the Director of the Egyptian Field Post Office for his transfer tolhe Field Service. °
The four Oawasses and the Honorary Lumbardar remained at Port Said by orders of
r "ameron, His Lntannic Majesty^s Consul-General, Alexandria, waiting for an" Italian boat
as it was found cheaper than an P. and O. 3rd class fare to Bombay.
13- 12-14
14- 12-14
35-12-14.
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1-1-15.
2 to 8-1-15.
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JV. B.—
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Padjou same
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transport, till
38-1-15
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20- 1-15
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Two hours above Haditha.
Route.
Baghdad to Nokta (Abu Gheraib).
Nokta to Faluja.
Faluja to Rumadi.
Rumadi to Hit.
Hit to Baghdadi.
Baghdadi to Desert.
Desert to Ana.
Ana to Nahiy.
Nahiy to Abu Kamal.
Abu Kamal to Salahiab.
Salahiab to Miyadin.
Miyadin to Deir-el-zor.
Halt at Deir-el-zor (to rest the horses).
Deir-el-zor to Tubniah.
Tubniah to Sabkha.
Sabkha to Hammam.
Halt at Hammam (owing to heavy rain).
Hammam to Maskana.
Maskana to Nahr-el-Dahab.
Nahr-el-Dahab to Aleppo.
Halt at Aleppo.
Aleppo to Bairam Oghli.
. Bairam Oghli to Gerk Khan.
. Gerk Khan to Bailan Pass and back to Gerk Khan.
-Ordered back by the Turkish Military Authorities.
. Gerk Khan to Bairam Oghli.
nijht 1 ^ 111 ° ShIi t0 Katma raiIway 8tation ’ traveII ed by railway and reached
e R 17th U J 8tati011 ^ & h ° USe ^ ViHage MaSSakaj where we halted ; waiting for
the 17th January.
Massaka to Odun Kupri (Kurdish village).
Odun Kupri to Islahiab.
Halt at Islahiab.
Islahiab to Hasan Beyli.