'Najd-Transjordan Boundary' [‎154r] (312/358)

iron tier. protested against this action which hue.
thi worst eiiect awong the hejd tribes anu caused undeacno-
but the High Coicaai a signer neglected to re ,.ly to this
the eerefe© of the hhaiamajp iron, ir&q to ovria with the intent*
intention of the Iraq Government to take precautions for
the prevention of the going ou& of mt. such raiders they
have established them (i.< . posts) on the frontier bus.
adjoining hejd territory which, as you car ace, are fai'
aBjgd from the ro;iti from ehich the runaway iiave come to
Syria and has no relation with that (road).
his letter which w* reefived in ugust 1U27, ;;o. 9^65, while
the erection of such fortresses is forbidden in accordance
people have seen that they were erected for the purpose of
CoTfimissioner repeating our rotest against the action of
the Iraq Government on the * . Lb46 # and e>plained
to His !4*cellenay in that letter tne degree in which the
erection of ouch buildings and stations is contrary to the
previous agreement and the erciteisent miu disturbance
which this action caused at Hejct but we aid not receive a
reply to our letter. But on reaching our Wjd cu, iuxx
(Hiyadh) we saw clearly the extreme agitation ana rage
aaong our *** tribes living M lM fromi^r, m a*.
of thit action. I found that the situation has become
very critical so that it was very difficult to keep order
on the excited frontier.
-able excitement and rage. We sent our above mentioned
protest to the High Uomraissloner for Iraq on 9
'• Qt ' ours and r po uur firs'. | againol
-icn of raiding our country. He said that as it is the
he number of fortreaseo nas been mentioned in
with the provisions of the agreement. 11 the i-lejd
causing discord &nd harm.
Again we wrote to the High
P~£*w /YtTiT /flj
-iasinner for Iraq from Hiyadh on 10th Jamad x^k6
/ H r a in we wrote to His K*celleney the nigh Coima-
6 informing