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That the request by some Jewish families who want to become Ottoman subjects has been deemed suitable, and that some families remained as Russian subjects since they had become Protestants. That there is no truth to the news of extortion of Jews, who are of Austrian and Hungarian nationality.

That it was reported that there are no religious institutions belonging to Argentinian and Uruguayan subjects in the sandjack of Jerusalem, and that there are only six Jews of Argentinian nationality and that they carry out their religious rites in other Jewish temples.

That the notification was made regarding the meeting of a Jewish girl named Peses Şahter, who is receiving treatment at the Austrian Institute for the the Mute and the Deaf, by her father, who is in Jerusalem.

The pronouncement of the reply to the request of Archimandrite Nikator, Religious Head of the Jerusalem Patriarchate, who is in exile in Kırkağaç, for his return to his place of duty.

That a Russian woman named Mariya Mihailovena, who came to Jerusalem, could be a spy and that an investigation should be carried out about her. (Date of the document: 30 Zilkade)

That the director and doctor of the Rothschild Austrian Hospital in Jerusalem were not exiled, but stayed in Jerusalem and the hospital continued to serve.

Shedding light on the issue reported by the American Embassy that the Italians in Jerusalem were forced to take Ottoman nationality and that those who refused would be internally relocated.

That the request to acquire Ottoman nationality of four Jews of French nationality residing in Hebron was accepted and that they were presented with Ottoman identity papers.

That the German teacher Aron Sak, who was held up for a few days in Konya Ereğlisi while going from Jerusalem to Istanbul, has been allowed to go to Istanbul.

That there were no subjects of the enemy states who had been dispatched to the Governorate of Jerusalem from other places.