Physical Suffering Compared with the Deeper Anguish of Mind and
Heart--Why the Young Turks Continued Their Barbarity--An American
Missionary’s Experience--Martyrdom of First Christian Century Compared
with Scenes in 1915--An American Woman’s Appeal Unheeded--Absurdity
of Turkish Excuse--Inefficiency of Armenian Defense--Cilician
Armenians Disarmed by Misrepresentation--Evacuated Homes Given to
Mohammedan Refugees--More than 20,000 Armenians Forced to Emigrate
from One Province--An Almost Miraculous Escape--“_Christians
in Distress. Rescue!_”--The Third Stage of the Turk’s Plan of
Extermination: “Agricultural Colonies”--Most Undesirable Sites
Chosen--A Thousand Families with only Fifty Grown Men--Unwholesome
Climatic Influences--Scenes in the Refugee Camps--American Embassy
Refused Permission to Carry Help--The Sufferings of Shelterless
Exiles--The Unburied Dead--Epidemic of Typhoid Fever--Exhausted Exiles
Driven Forward at Point of Soldiers’ Bayonets--What a Missionary
Saw--Distributing Bread to the Hungry--Children Sold to Prevent
Starvation--580 Buried in One Day--A Town in the Desert--Instant
Death Preferred to Long Suffering--A Protest from German
Missionaries--Heart-rending Scenes--Massacres Still Going On--Late
News--Present Conditions--Accessories to Turks’ Crime--U.S.A. Entering
into the Conflict. Encouraging Signs--God rules.