Kevork was exiled with his parents, one sister and one brother to Deir-el-Zor. On the road his father was killed and his brother was taken by Arabs. He himself was taken by a Kurd to his village named Khay Tell. One day a woman in Aleppo came to us saying that she had located her brother in the above-mentioned village and she asked our assistance to rescue him. We informed our agent in Ras-el-Ain who found Kevork by special search and sent him to Aleppo. 

His eyes were in very bad condition, and he is now under the medical care of our oculist. 

Kevork has had an eye operation. He is so much better now.

Left our care: July 8, 1927. Relatives. Sister in Aleppo.