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letter has gone,
Mi Batterbee
to see that it appears from 27518 that the elegant extract, of which a
copy Maitland,
was supplied to
Mr Steel
shill appears
im
every
issue of Ghadar?.
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15 alone,
Any further communication on this subject
should be addressed to-
The Under Secretary of State for India,
Public Department
India Office,
London, S. W.
and the following reference quoted-
J. & P.
Sir,
Secret.
INDIA OFFICE,
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29931
REC REGE 29 JUN 15 WHITEHALL,
LONDON, S. W.
28 June, 1915.
469
Gov. 27578
I am directed by Kr. Secretary Chamberlain to
express his thanks to Mr. Secretary Bonar Law for the
papers regarding the circulation of seditious Indian
newspapers in Hongkong transmitted with your memorandum
of the 21st Instant, No.27578.
The paper "Jehan-i-Islam" is published not at
San Francisco, but in Constantinople. It is a weekly
review, edited by Yusuf Shatwan, formerly deputy for
Tripoli in the Ottoman Parliament, and was started early
in 1914. Besides the Urdu edition meant for circulation
in India, where it is now prohibited, Turkish and Arabic
editions are published. An Indian Musulman, living in
Constantinople, Maulvi Abu Said-el-Arabi, is known to be
connected with the paper.
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
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