Yevpime came on the road with her parents and brothers. The poor people suffered awfully under the burning sun and without water.

                  Yevpime could not stand all that, she became ill, and was lying on the road, when the caravan was driven forward. There an Arab found her and carried her way to his tents. He married her by force and many years she stayed with that man.

                  One day a Syrian merchant happened to come to that village. Yevpime asked for his help to get away. He helped her to flee to Mosul, where our agent took her in and sent her per motor-car on to our rescue-home in Aleppo.

We found Yevpimes aunt and cousin here in Aleppo, and she went to live with them.

Left our care:  29/3 27. Relatives.