Elmast tells us that she came on the road with her mother. The caravan wandered to and from in the desert. One day they reached a river. Elmast was tired and fell asleep. When she awoke, her mother was away, probably killed and thrown into the water. An Arab little girl came to the place, where Elmast was lying on the ground crying for her mother. She brought her to the tents of her parenst and Elmast remained twelve years with those people. One day an Armenian chauffeur saw her and brought her to Tel-Abiat from where she was sent on to us.

Left our care: December 31, 1926. 

Came back. 

Married in our colony to No. 0827.