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A license was granted to Metropolid Arsinos, Deputy of Jerusalem Patriarchate to Istanbul, to go to Vienna for treatment. Signed by Halil Rıfat Paşa who was grand vizier.

That the distance between Jerusalem and the Capital (Istanbul) is four hundred and twenty nine hours by train and three hundred and eighty hours via the shortest route.

Oseb, who embarked on an Italian steamer in Iskenderun to go to Jerusalem with his Mother, was reported that he was instead going to Cyprus to the place of btahriratri (?) Dikran. Upon the received reply from the province of Diyarbakır, an Armenian called son of Estapan Tarlanbaspo, from the Lala Quarter of Diyarbakır, departed from Diyarbakır with his mother Enne for Jerusalem, and he does not have a btahriratri in Cyprus, he has a brother-in-law named tinker Dikran and they might also go to his place. 1, 3-4: no signature; 2: signed by Bahri Bey, who was Governor of Adana.

That it was reported that Selami Ali, a resident of Hebron who was sent to Jerusalem to be tried at the Court of Martial Law, had gone to the Police Headquarters in the capital.

Since no need to take pecuniary guarantee from Armenians who want to go to Beirut and Jerusalem, if anyone who travel for visiting escapes, legal action will be taken, thus rpreservation of the rules of Travel Permit Regulation to be observed. 1-2, 4, 6-10: no signature; 3: signed by Cevad Bey, who was governor of Ankara; 5: signed by Mehmet Zahid Bey, who was governor of Mardin.

That a private court was established for the Jews in Jerusalem but some communities with permisson from the state were denied that right.

The new government seat in Jerusalem will be constructed in a district called Nikfurye. Expenses will be covered by the sum collected from the selling of the barracks that the military transferred to the Ministry of the Treasury. 1: signed by Kudüs Mutasarrıfı Azmi; 2: signed by people from Jerusalem; 3: signed by Kudüs Mutasarrıfı Azmi; 4: no signature; 5: signed by Adliye ve Mezahib Nazırı adına Müsteşar Nedim.

Yusuf Sabit Efendi; born in Jerusalem in 1282, son of Sheikh Mehmed Arif Efendi. No signature.