His father was put in prison. Later Loris has heard that he was poisoned and killed there. He was exiled with his mother. In Mardin a Turk took his mother to his house and married her. He went with the caravan to Ras-el-Ain and lived eleven years in a Kurdish family. Our agent met him many times in the street of that town, and advised him to go to Aleppo, but the boy refused and continued his farmer's work. Once his master beat him very cruelly and he became ill. After his recovery he fled to our agent who sent him to us. 

His mother is still living with the Kurd in Mardin. 

Loris went back to the Arabs for getting some money for his sheep. He did not return.

Left our care: September 19, 1926.