File 80/1913 Pt 3 'Persia: Telegraphs' [‎20v] (34/72)

of tiio wee unablo to rovent tno arrival of tne
Huarien troops in Por;3ie which, as a result, led to
tne incursion of the troops of other powerp anu a
wiwGl^ ex uoiiuea propa^anaM#
;
$o aoubt Your iixceHoney is fully aware of the
unbearable daiaago* suffered by the Persian Govern-
lent ana Persia as result of the action of the amenta
of t;:e belligerent powers*
Unaer these cirotLJstancos the Persian Govern lont
aoes not consider itself in rny v/at responsible for
such oaiia e8 f ( as referred to by Your ixcel ency in
your note unuor reply)
Gince the iiritish Government has iiiado proiolses to
Persia in connection with the re juration of dama ee
suffered by this countr, , ana in /iew of the fx'iona-
shi.) existing between the two states, the 'ersian
Government proiaioos to maxe arrarif Q.ienta in connect
ion with the four above mentioneu claims of the
British officials anu subjects as soon as it will
able t« obtain reparation by tne moral hel > of the
British Government*
Sd jStola ul Mulfc*