TURKISH SETTLEMENT
THE ALLIES UNITED. THE PORTE WARNED. • (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb 27. Tlie French and Ital'au High Commissioners and Admiral de Robeok informed the Porte of the Peace Conference’s decision regarding Constant. tinople. They warned the Porte of the consequences of further m srule. Allied circles believe that this will dispel doubts as to the A Hie 1 being in accord and will further impress the Turk. INDIAN FRONTIER. TRIBESMEN SUBMITTING. BRITISH DETERMINED. FURTHER PREVARICATION. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) BOMBAY, Feb. 27. Yesterday messengers arrived at our camp at Tatdatkmla announcing the complete surrender of the tribal and Government rebels during he day. Subsequently three hundred tribesmen arrived and delivered strange assortments of firearms representing tribal rifles and several Lewis guns. The tribesmen were informed that the delivery was inadequate and did not fulfil the conditions imposed, consequently in settlement; was possible. The tribesmen _ departed. To-day a deputation representative of the ‘whole Mahsud tribe airrived! and pleaded for a week to collect the Government rifles. They were given two days to completely surrender.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 March 1920, Page 5
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