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Sub-Enclo. No. 2 to Serial No. 185.
Extract fram the “ Jam-i-Jam ” No. 31, dated 16th Zi Ilijjeh 1333 {26th October 1915).
ISPAHAN.
In the last few days some of the Ulema and a great number of Muiahidin
of Ispahan have been about to leave for Nasiri, the public excitement and the
ieeJing of the people of Ispahan is increasing.
POHASJUN NEWS.
. Several telegrams were received from the Mujahidin of Shiraz who accom
panied is Keverence Agha Shaikh Jaffar, addressed to the Directing Com
mittee through this Department, in which they ask for instructions.
. It appears that no reply has yet been sent them by the Committee and
it is gathered from the announcements of the “ Hay at ” that the Committee
have commenced reforming the revenue of Ears.
Although the steps taken by them cause us every sort of gratitude vet to
delay sending an answer to the Mujahidin will dishearten them a little ^
Furthermore, the formation of the Directing Committee for National
P C (?' 1C ? r "' aS , 0, ; , " lnal y for the purpose of encouraging and affording assistance
to the Mujahidin and to point out their duties to them.
In view of their persistent requests to be informed whether thev should
stay or leave there, it would be better to send them instructions so that thev
may know what they are to do. ^
GIST OF NEWS FROM RAMHURMUZ AND SHUSTAR.
Recently 2,000 sowars from the British troops at Nasiri arrived at Band-i-
Aqil vhere they are building fortresses and fortifications
. The British Consul with 25 sowars left for Shushtar and thence proceeded
S [ ul . W A llei , e he remained four days, and then left for Deh-i-Nau, the place
ot larhad Asad. He made a plan of forts for the latter place. There is a lar^e
number (of troops) at Masjid-i-Sulaiman. S
DISTURBANCES IN INDIA.
flo>n T TL P ? 0 a 1 - e ° f th ® to ^ ns ° f B 1 ur f la L in I ndia made a great revolt some days
of them^ IndianS suddenl y attacked the British citizens and killed over 2,000
nil _ The government of India hanged 50 of the revolters and as the conse
quences of the matter were serious, and fearing an extension of the trouble
HThmrf 1 thG Europeans m Indla that the y should leave within the space of
Sub-Enclo. No. 3 to Serial No. 185T~
Extract from the “ Tazianah," dated 3rd Muharram 1334 [lltk November 1915).
THE GERMAN CONSULATE COMMUNIQUE.
The Serbian Hoad opened.
_ Telegrams from the German Consulate at Ispahan to the Consulate at
Shiraz Dated 15th Aqrab (6th November 1915)/ * *
In the European theatre we captured 226 officers, 40,449 prisoners 80
mitrailleuses and 3 guns, in the month of October. In this month the
Austrians captured 140 officers, 26,000 prisoners, 40 mitrailleuses and one
cannon. We have captured the Serbian capital of Nish. The German and
Bulgarian armies have met each other. All Italian attacks have been repulsed
They had over 150,000 casualties in these attacks. ^
There has not been any important change in the Western front The
offiTe^andmem 11511811 themselves shows that the ^ ^ave lost 2,958
wererank 6 ^ m0nth ^ Blitish tor P edo boat No 96 and submarine No. 20