"بيانات أشخاص هامة في بلاد الرافدين، هيئة الأركان العامة، الهند (الرقم التسلسلي ١٠)" [و‎‎٤‎٨] (٢٨٠/١٠٠)

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Hadi&haikh .—A leading Mulla of Kerm inshah.
Haidar. (1) Lieutenant, Arab, Officer Commanding squadron in 31st
Cavalry. Good Officer. Formerly instructor at the War
School, Constantinople. (15th April 1916)
(2) See Haidar 9 Ali.
(3) Beg-, TVali of Mosul, with mixed Mosul division at Rowan-
duz (23rd December 1915), and at Sauj Bulak about 12th
January 1916.
(4) Lieutenant at Sinn, Officer Commanding, 4 guns, 4th
battery, 2nd battalion. (14th October 1915).
(5) Bey, Interpreter of Turks at Kut, after fall of Kut, had
been to Chicago and London.
Haidar 'Ali .—Of Ghafil, implicated in raids on pipe-line. At his insti
gation Haidar of Talaiyul (a Shaikh of the Cha’ah-i-Satatla) and Furaiyeh
ibn Faisal threw off their allegiance to Farhan of Dilfan. (15th September
1915).
Haidar Quli Khan .—Of Tehran. Left Shiraz with Mansur-ul-Sultaneh
and Fakhis-ul-Sultaneh and 6,000 Gendarmes about January 1916 for Jah-
rum.
Hairi Bey. —Shaikh-ul-Islam up to about June 1916. Resigned and
Musa Kiazim was made Shaikh in his stead.
Hajji .—An Algerian, sent from Constantinople to Tunis to induce Alge
rians not to fight. Thence to India, Basrah, Kut. (15th August 1915).
Hajji 'Abd-ul-Bahmdn —Of Shiraz. Believed in April 1915 to be the
unwitting channel of enemy money reaching Germans in Persia.
Hajji 9 Ali .—Deputy for Kerkuk at Nasiriyah on 13th April 1915.
Hajji 9 Ali Ahrabi Tabriz .—Chief of the Persian School at Kazimain.
Has been Turkish subject for 5 years. He-and his son Hajji ’Abd-ul-Wahab
are the originators of most of the propaganda work in Persia. They receive
30 liras a month as Intelligence Officers; both know French and English.
(5th April 1916).