CO129-443 - Governor Sir May - 1917 [7-9] — Page 373

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You will see from the previous minutes &

they mare vinal obsons that, apart from the Special case of the Creman

Wahrenberg, It thoney has naturalized

under the 1914 Act at least 3 "Guences" | Baghdad Jews) and 2

could Joseph oth

the will be much

the most satisfactory

non ho mais, born in Persin Erevans the house. If with

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of Armeen procentage-ce. they were i

Turkish if the jais lang wins

apples. Cut ther

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rust's the pas damaquin mathe

them Persian. We weed ud, howlar. Go wits these retails with

The frant

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Un Gor!.

is another Baghdad Jew_vny probably related to Josefte

Could Supra-

an already stated, inclreed to to

linder to the Turk and in viis of

fresent position in the sopotaan & Bar, hand

sofe of

wr the presumably not be downs as with

adrient Bashaad few.

In informing the trove of Mt.K. of the general

kolce; tricefore, I think wo shi Lan

that if as directed wanity acrost

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say that

as with ham

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is ther cases of Gould Joseph Arichat,

appeared

certificates masy

sometimes to appuntia lò

othes cuennie's

when

an

profuck wonched for-

As to this, exfelain with references to the present case that somethway more than the face

stationent contained in [vara 2 of the des and say

that

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"fecpnical" German

is desirable

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other in which it is proposed

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to grant a certificati to an "Cancy" Copies she? to surt of the applicant's memorial and of all the statisting

declarations by which it is beffortid. Add that the certis is browcy retained

finding the receipt of these doct

I court whether a general circates to

The Trans Colome's s

Then has ben no

несотому dipositio

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hart of Goors to naturalgi Germans

& then canceof b

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Germans blow

left in Crown Colonies to apply for

naturalizon

There have been a few operat

Wolffohn

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cases rech

in B. Hanowa Schoenes That, hat apart from

these the "German" cases have ban

Simpler widows of British origin

(who has married Germans)