The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
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ssseib:s otsSsAsssasios kaA sls~aSs
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stspp~d ssss~ ssa dasdsi;os iesses
to feed sh~is ssss>iss .hiidsea. ~
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tls kssssas sssA~ sa bsas s~ies ass
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ss,s ssey pos<Ss~d ~ Other shelter.
There vcsv oshes~ Who had flour. Lsl
soaad ~ ssrlsss 6rsauss she, isrts4
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are hasass,is Of aseh ~Ao viii dis
this visi~s. siesU ssA oisesskay. II
ssey ~ no, receive hslp.
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which. 10 The ssssy Says of the ~ss.
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tho ssvea ehi!dsss. shses dieA os ~s4
possss. 0as isssls slsl sps wsl rssas-
Tag liver aaa fsss> 70 death 10 sss
aiss. The so,hsr ~ss d.srd ~ish
oisrsy. aud eosid ses ssne0bes hsw
long they had been ti-eias. II s-~os.
shc. aid sisup,y. 'iikc all my life,
Women. hs9sssd sad wsvtched.
Who had eurc b~~a we'll 10 do. were
s1osx tho pesaaass who bsnnsssd
tsessssnsiy a mr. x,ss. Oac woeas
said; When the soldiers came wr
we're afraid. took tie children aad
ran into ;ae mountains while ny
HUSBAND wrns IN collect tho cos.s.
Som We sew the vslisee h,sslss. We
had esrspsa Jssss IN siusc. for thses
Who remained wcs- burned. ~ hos
basd vas killed and ! an iefv With
my five orphsas. IN Gods ssuc ssvs
then bread
Then esmr the crow niag ierroga.
Refugees began TO comc sron the dc.
tric's occupied By the scrvtans and
Aaonscnasrips. In tho early daw n
/ Of day they trailel. soossore and c3.
hausscd. this army Of misery. IL.
spt for bundle Of gay roiosad hec
clothes. most had saved nothing.
Here and thcrc was . iuctisr family
who had pack horse loaded with
pots aud paas- usually with babics
on top Of these. On they came. one.
two. three thousand. white watched
wi,h dumb dIsmay. At Elbsssau all
turned to INC to save lhon,. I gave
them So. all I possessed. aud fled.
',.On the -EQad to ScuiaIi met hun.
dreds more. the mon in silent des;'atr,
the women Carrying wailIsg bADiss
and druggias the older childrcn b,
the hand. II you cAnuo, hclp us.
they cried. We shall star!c here. for
1--we. cannot 80 back. Their lands, In.
kdccd. in many cases. had Geea be.
stowcd xs rewards on the officers oi
ihc conquerinx armies. -.
II fled from this misery which
WAS powcrlcss to relieve. Since
Aave heard that refugees are pourlns 9
ttntQ Seutari Alao Al the rate OF a hum
Islred u day. Such y the woe Of the
Econmereti. The horror and naisery