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That it would not be appropriate for the director of the Ottoman Bank in Jerusalem to continue in civil service since he is French, and the reporting to the Governorate of Jerusalem of the procedure to be carried out about him.

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.

The presentation of tables demonstrating the names of books, which were in the confiscated institutions of the enemy states in Jerusalem and contain information about Ottoman lands, and that these books have been sent by mail.

That the telegraphs sent from the capital, the provinces of Baghdad, Beirut and Mosul and the Governorate of Jerusalem regarding how the archbishops, ministers and patriarchs affiliated with the Ministry of Papacy in the capital carried out their duties, their circumstances and activities, their identities and the goals they pursued have been presented; that there was no harm for these individuals to remain in their current positions on the condition that they do not engage in any activities other than spiritual matters.

The request as to the notification of the procedure to be followed regarding the sealing off of the Russian Consulate in Jerusalem by America, which is the protector of Russia and Italy, and the breaking of the seal and seizure of some documents by some local officials.

That the goods in the Italian institutions occupied by Ottoman officials in Istanbul, Antalya, Smyrna, Jaffa, Jerusalem and Bethlehem have been given out to ministries of education, health and the military and that a committee was set up to determine the way in which the confiscated institutions will be used.

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

That the death sentence of the Dutchman Lenen b. Yuhannes, who had been found guilty by the Court of Martial Law of Jerusalem of espionage in the interests of the English, was commutated into life sentence and that he died after becoming ill while he was in the Jerusalem Prison.

The presentation of the correspondence sent from the provinces of Adana, Aydın, Aleppo, Hüdavendigar, Sivas, Mamüretülaziz and Mosul and the governorates of Canik, Jerusalem and Kale-i Sultaniye regarding the number of Armenian officials working at the consulates of the friendly or neutral states, and whether they are suspicious, etc.

The presentation of the tables demonstrating the names and places of exile of people from among the subjects of the enemy states who have been exiled.