مجموعة ٦ / ٨ (١) "سلسلة مطبوعة: ١٩٢٩ إلى ١٩٣٨". [و‎‎٣‎٩‎٤] (١٠٦٢/٧٩٢)

(5) lowards the middle of Moharram Abd el Aziz ed Doweish came to
Milh and sent Ibn Shablan, who was with him, to Koweit. Ibn Sabah sent
to the son of Ed Doweish one thousand dollars as a present.
(6) During the month of Safar, Abd er Rahman el Qusaibi was at
Koweit and one afternoon at the house of Hilal El Mutairi he saw Haif El
Fuqm. It is well known that this Euqm is the man who raided Koweit re
cently, just before the Sabilla campaign, and took much loot from Koweiti
subjects. He is the person also about whom the British Government com
plained as having caused the death of the wireless operator or one of the
British aeroplanes,
(7) About the beginning of Rabi Awal (August) Ed Doweish after raid
ing Qa’iyat sent Hilal and El Shuheiri to Koweit to announce the evil deeds
perpetrated by at Doweish at Qa’iyah. Both are Ibn Sabah’s men and both
accompanied Doweish on his last foray.
(8) About the beginning of Rabi Awal also, Sahman sent to Koweit to
announce that he had attacked the people of Thalathein at Hunidh, and the
fact is that it is he who was attacked at the said well.
(9) On the said date Abu Widain sent a messenger called Fila to an
nounce that he had attacked eleven motor cars in the desert and had burnt
them. These messengers crossed into Koweit and all were generously
treated. .' --r,,.: i ! \
(10) On the 5th Moharram 1348 (June 12th 1929) Ebeid Ibn Faisal Ibn
Hamaid left Bagdad for Koweit as the emissary of King Faisal, and explain
ed to him the result of his mission. On his return he carried a letter from
the rebels to King Faisal.
(11) In Safar (July) Ebeid Ibn Faisal Ibn Hameid returned from
Bagdad provided with certain financial assistance from King Faisal. He
arrived in Koweit, where he purchased four camels and a tent to use on his
going out with the Duheinah.
(12) On the 20th Moharram (27th June) Ali Abu Shuweirabat and Mo
hammed El Khudhari, after being received by King Faisal, left Bagdad for
Koweit in order to meet Ed Doweish, Ibn Mashhur and Ibn Hithalain.
(13) On the 14th Safar (27th July) Abu Shuweirabat returned with
letters to King Faisal at Bagdad. He reported that he had reached Koweit
and travelled with Mohammed El Khudhari until he met Ed Doweish. Both
of them then returned to Koweit where El Khudhari purchased a riding
camel and returned on it to Ed Doweish, while Abu Shuweirabat returned
to Bagdad, with the letters he was carrying to King Faisal in order
to report on the result of his endeavours.
(14) Towards the end of Moharram, Sha’eifan Abu Shagarah, Matrik
Ibn Higna, Burhan El Gabali, Ali Ibn Abdullah son of Abu Shuweirabat
and Eid El Mas’oudi El Duheina all left Bagdad for Koweit in order to be
in touch with and in correspondence with the rebels. They met Ed Doweish,
Ibn Mashhur and the Duheima. The men are continually going to and fro
between Koweit, Bagdad and the rebels, within the sight of everyone.
(15) On 17th Safar 1348 (24th July) Rageh Ibn Shaheen and Uhmud
El Khammash, a relative of Abdullah Ibn Misfar, one of King Faisal’s
chamberlains, left Bagdad for Koweit having with them six horses, which
they sent to the rebels.
(16) Abd er Rahman El Qusaibi, passing through Koweit learnt from
the most reliable sources that a certain Zubeir received eight horses through
a man belonging to Abdullah Ibn El Misfar. It was intended to send
these horses to the rebels. El Qusaibi also learnt from the same reliable
source that other horses had been previously sent from Iraq on behalf of the
rebels. El Qusaibi learnt from a reliable official source in Koweit that Abu
Shuweirabat and Ibn Humeid arrived at Koweit on a mission from Kino'
Faisal, but Colonel Dickson did his utmost to prevent them from carrvW
out their desires. " £ ^