Mariam reached newly to us. We are sorry to see that she suffers of tuberculose, the poor woman has gone through a good deal. Is it that her health may be rendered?

                  She was married shortly before the war, her husband was ravished and killed. When the deportation started, she also was deported with her relatives. When the caravan reached to Deir-el-Zor, an Arab took her to his tent and forced her to marry. She had several children, when she fell ill, the Arab began to treat her very ill, because he was a merciless man.

                  Once she left her children and fled to Deir-el-Zor, from where by our agents she was sent to us.

 

 Tuberculous: Dead in the municipal hospital, January 31, 1926