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Appendix III.
u Ittifaq-i-Islam,” published in Herat, November 21st, 1921.
The paper extends a welcome to its new contemporary Ct Majmun Askaria ”
published in Kabul. It will report military news.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The weakness of the British in allowing the escape of General Ahsan
Pasha An Ottoman title used after the names of certain provincial governors, high-ranking officials and military commanders. , a Turkish prisoner of war in Malta. The “ Pioneer’s ” adverse comment
on the incident. (Reproduced from “ A1 Khalil ’.)
The activities of the Moplahs.—The Moplahs have introduced universal
military service in their territory. Their numbers are increasing daily. They
wish to found an empire of their own They are very desperate and punish
all Hindus suspected of helping the British.
The Turco-Greek War. —Greek preparations for wintering behind their
original boundary, 50 kilometres from Eski Shahr.
Reliable news says that Afghan detachments have joined the Turks and
have been under fire in the latest attacks. (Iran.)
Two thousand and five hundred volunteers from Kars, Batum, andDaghis-
tan have joined the Turks whose army numbers 190,000 men.
In India armed Muslim revolutionaries have declared an independent
Muslim State in the Madras Presidency The name given to each of the three divisions of the territory of the East India Company, and later the British Raj, on the Indian subcontinent. . (Mahr-i-Munir.)
Bokhara is seeking to conclude treaties with her neighbouring republics
under Soviet protection. She recognizes the independence of Mongolia. She
is collecting aid for Anatolian troops.
A pan-Islamic poem encouraging union among Muslim States.
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