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THE ARMENIAN MASSACRES.
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III.

"PROVINCE OF VAN.

24–7. Four priests, of the District of Lower Gargar.
  1. Priest of Badagantz.
  2. Abbot Bedross, of Sourp.

IV.

"PROVINCE OF BITLIS.

  1. Priest, of Khoyt.
  2. Der Mukhitar, of Khoyt.
  3. Priest, of Vanik.
  4. Abbot Isaac, of Holy Cross Monastery.
  5. Priest, of Broshentz.
  6. Abbot, of Monastery of St. Gamaliel
36–7. Priests of Yeghikiss.
  1. Abbot Sarkiss, of Monastery of the Holy Mediator.

V.

"PROVINCE OF SIVAS.

  1. Der Vosgui.
  2. Der Gronites.
  3. Der Asdvadzadour.
  4. Der Reteos, of Istanos.
  5. Der Yeghia, of the Church of the Holy Savior at Shaban-Kara-Hissan.
  6. Der Krikor, of Tamzara.
  7. Der Kude, of Tamzara.
  8. Der Aharon, of Aghvaniss.
  9. Priest, of Sis.
  10. Priest, of Anarghi.
  11. Der Matteos, of Bousseyid.
  12. Der Sarkiss, of Gurassin.
  13. Der Michail, of Gurassin.
  14. Priest, of Armudan.
  15. Bishop Isaac, of Derendeh.
  16. Priest of Ashodi.
  17. Der Arisdakes, of Zilleh.
  18. Der Mgurdich, of Zilleh.
  19. Der Vassil, of Vezir-Keupru.
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