The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-06
Second Part.

Second Part.
This is what that crazy Moslem Sof-
lta, Abdul Rahman Bey wrote to me
when thanking me for my small con-
tribution to his charitable fund:
II. Adb-ul-Rahman, your most
humble servant. kiss your generous
hand with great reverence. Charity
tlove6' Moslem Faith; I salute you
Ibe6rtily in my own humble way
A "Your Humble Servant,
ABD-UL-RAHMAN
On receiving this precious letter I
lat once sent for Herr Adolph Brunn.
HE told me on reading it that the
worst part Of the battle was over. AS
Inc said these words he smiled with a
1ittle twinkle In his eye. L had not
fyet told Herr Brunn what my exact
plans were but from the way he snil-
4 ed Iisuspected that he comprehended
what was about to dos
then sent Herr Brunn to Enver
with this letter and requested another
linteEview.
4 In lless than two hours Enver call
ed on me and told me that he appre-
related what I was about to do with
this CRAZY Moslem priest. hated that
tEnver Pasha. He was a great hypo-
critic. He made a profession of Mos
lem religion but in private he was al
ways making light of all creeds. He
IL q consumate liar and a low scoun-
drel. II 1t was not for the fatherland
TX would have had nothing to do with
this man. But the cause
Of the father1and was in danger and
i had to make great sacrifices in or
der TO prevent Turkey from being
forced to make a separate peace with
our snemies.
I wanted to interview Enver again
- the little editress of the Turkish
weekly, the Ladies News" had, after
lreceiving my money for one hundred
lsubscriptions to her publication, writ
item q long account of my arrival and
Intended activities, but two days Ia
ter returned my money, telling me
i4hat her publication could not he used
ITO further my. propaganda. Now it
was obvious that our enemies had se-
creffy exerted influences to counter
act our activities. I-had sent several
"A otler messengers to her but could not
: persuade her to print in her publica-
!tionAa certain article which had pre-
spared myself
Masked Enver to use his influence
to have this article of mine published
In the Ladies' News" but I did not
(. find hazM enthusiastic This greatly
~ 1900 J, sI@y,s S,y,}ssrrzf,,ce With hirns
n 5000 5os,+ mat he was n,uttinp every
\, ,,~~f . !, s,1a-,,ent Il, nv wav to keer, me
from putting my plans into operation.
~ - 49, rJasrs, Was the favorite
niece of the Shiek- u1- Islam, the reli-
Eious head of the Moslem Faith and
NJ - "a ~, ~,
-; * !, ,1s,,s,so / ladv was
s, ~ 5000 A. A 81 II q
ssr,,,f Fs~ca11z,,cv ~ s,,a q nro- A11v
49, & ssssnst rs ;s .,,e notan T de-.
n.. y - s~,,, sx.,,,s+ ;r,na+ian+iv
n, ~.,x1v ~ NV ray,arr Envar rose
- - = e sat +,r,r !. far, s+ans a.
Il --rs -. 60 stoS,d ,,yar ,,a-goaar
+-,r,+t1y,s he ,,,,,st es.,,. II, on a.
rn-s~rs.,s ,r,e,snsra nd noai7ing his
q S,r,u5Iv H.. .,td. .sr-be war ,ai1,s #
1r,-o 80 srd EreIand is not non,,Iar
- o. ..~,,,,a 1,,.s;a -
<,.~< 49, - fight;re aga;nst tna
Rr~~-~,- -stD 49, 49,, - f;r,;,t, ~
- m .s,d do,.- +,,s ror,,,, ,,e.-
., -. s,1-,-'>
" - Z -. ay,o,,t 70 s,,eatr vvhev, he rn51a.
f<.~.--tr v,,s,,,,ta. - dalix,ar.d sraact,
-, = -r,.s f,,,I ~ shusa snd co,,,,1.i =,
, --~s-s+ t,.r.,,-,,. = t...,,.,.,5. ~,
~'F~s-- s,,-s...~ ~ 49, 49, ,.,ta5
-, = 1850 +s,ts,, - 80
.ss,s-'s.s --.,st,, +,.ss 80. &C.,.
..ts+so,,. ,-sfh vo,,r co,,r+rv has d,s.
S1ncedsaths proud name of our faith.
sst<rr@ y .,ls,,,a - 5000 III. ~,
t-S--+..,,s.s s-,r -. - 800 o 49, =.
4. - ,,.+ss,,+ r. =, era.t ,,aaS
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