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1: Kit: of the
Persians. captunfl Babylon. and
from that day until the close of
the Vs’orld War the histnric land
between the Txgrx's and Euphratey
was. under 1.21:1 tantra? cf foreign-
ers. Thi< is the mcre mrprising,
in view of the fact that Mescwf
pomméa. accordinr to many nu-
thorities, was in reaiity the scene
of the birth of civilizaticn; its cuE-
ture is ohier ever. find; that o.
1533*}: or 1.15 China. and. approp. ’
ateiy (1:20:25. it canzaixs the try.
tionai 5m Cf the Garden Cf Ed:
England Ham;
League Mandm‘e
At lam. however.
is free. fiemefar’tl'. :1 viii be
hm as Lhe Kingdom of Irak: its
first rain is Prince 9-: Exit Fei—‘
g3, pen a! the Kzng c! the Hedjaz. E
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101' the jealfuusies which exists in
V is
houzh a: the beginning of its ca- Mesopotamia and King Feisai is;
that 5.“.er Prince- Féésal who in his mean Mesopotamia little good; the
marry-an: nines made such a pic-ETurks in Anamlia have not for-
istvmue future a: :he Peace Con- E gamma that a few years ago the
fence}; in Paris. .Hss auzhority is Tigris and Enphrajces fiowgd
rare-d. to be sure. not oniy by a ‘ through Turkish Femw‘rg. while
Hana? legislative body. but also I {amber Berth Sane: Russ; 10683:
which E longing}: at the Mesepotamxan oz}
‘ Also, the population of
no means homo-
estimted tint.
.3; the British protectorate,
: 1 exists over the country in the ; fields. . _
on}: of a mandate under the g Mmpnmmxa is by
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2‘ League of Nations. gene-ens. It iso
Certain formalizies connectea were are! “5°“: ”800190? persons
1'4”“ this mandate have no: vet there, °‘ whom 1"" ’5‘: are
‘ - . ' . Arabs. The rat m Pet-sinus,
freer. .fu‘fi333d' but XE Sm.“mfm Kurds, Indians. Turks and Euro-
.bn‘. n m“ be recogmxed 1n spur pans. But even the Arabs are by
no mans united. Though they
are netfly 2.13 Mohmmednns. they
are divided into various sects
which are bitterly opmed to each
other.
Dates and Oil
Chief Products
However. in spite of these difi-
cultiefi 3:16 the fact that for so
long it was under foreign mic. a
certain quarters against having
British influence predominate in a
country that is expected to be one
of the greatest oi} produdng re-
gions of the work}. The mandate,
‘Lms'ever. is a so-calied ‘A’ Him—
date and is an: intended to last
indefinitely. but mereiy until Meso-
gmtamin has proved its willingness
and ability m gavern itsel’.
Ir. the opinion at its friends it
certain to be able to do this.
nau’omlity' is be.
‘9 most new nations. face certain , E50215 are being made—success-
:iiscauraginz: facts. For centuries gfufly. according m mast accounts——
PRODUCT main myprovegsrichum
30f Tens, but 3:15 abopossible
T” kflw" thattheirprodnctioc mybeshorb‘
,fived, while that is no dam It
to be placed on”
bnrget‘ Sci“;
flutefi'éon thev
genuine spirit of indepenfience xnd -
deveéoped in‘
r this cum-young country must. _ receiving strung popu'mr support—i
12km" kam,that
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thercaamtry zs
POTAflIANiM. The oil fieiés of fluoro-
lai} about the stabfiity and worth
‘9’" "’ f°'§a£ tlm-prodnct of southern lieu»
.hipment isle-1 mums-3 Year after year far flm" -
Top fight—“Lg
‘0'“‘1‘3 ““‘d‘ ; the country has yie‘xled a delicious,
of dates. Bob.
tycenturiesor'iaorethispart of
.nutrifim fruit that has become
’kncswn in ahnost every part of the
‘globe and that new every year is
as eageriy awaited in the United
States and in Europe as in Bag-
dad itself.
This is me date, first 1nd most
Wily grown in Mesopo-
rtami: and now one of the world‘s
stay}: crops because a! the wide—
spread demand for it, its value as
afoofiandtheftctthatitcnnbe
kept indefinitely vim: deteriora-
tion. Practical}: the entire life of ,
soufixem 1130mm: revolts
about the daté. A Luge ptrt at
the popnhtion works in the éate
gardens or in the packing stations
what the acids: «km. the finest
data: of Macaw-which
man: of the who}: world—are
prepared ior skip-men: to this
country. .
Data form one of the sup
foods of the peopie; in fact, my
Ania: at little else fat months It
a time and remain in a state of
perfect health. Poorer ’qnnlities
of dam are fed to horses tad
dogs and em to canals Ind drum-
edarks. Dates are southern lac-
poumia’s chief source cf wealth,
cm! the mgnxfm t date gardens
dong the Shat-qunb (River at
the Arab), me of whych‘ have m
. mined in the same {311133 for
. banal-eds of years, take the place
102‘ stocks and bonded weak}: in
other countries. '
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its peopie have had no share what- we unite 23:? various pegples of that T9 130 D6???”
socvef in their own governmcm E land. and it is predicted that be-E
and their politica‘: natures are yet : fore iong the Kingdom 01' Ink win Y ‘
ibe regardexi as the mos: stabie ' Physicians who have studied the;
natives of Maopoiamia attribute E fire, its 3301:; in water}: 715:7“-
u: be awakened.
There ax": "1:955:39 neighbors whc ' government of the Middde East.
The date, however, 2123115 hedjth.
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