[18] "We have just picked up fifteen babies. Three are already dead. They were terribly thin and ailing when we found them. Ah! If we could only write all that we see."--Extract from a letter dated Marash, 4th June, 1915, published in "Sonnenaufgang," September, 1915. [19] The italics are the Editor's. [20] The italics are the Editor's. [21] This was a Friday. [22] The italics are the Editor's. [23] The italics are the Editor's. [24] The italics are the Editor's. [25] The italics are the Editor's. [26] The italics are the Editor's. [27] The remarks of this Headmaster, who only calls attention to the personal inconvenience suffered by the teachers in the school, is in singular contrast with the impassioned feelings of pity for the Armenians expressed and undoubtedly felt by the author of the report.--Editor's Note. [28] The italics are the Editor's. The fact which comes out clearly in several of the documents included in this pamphlet, that many German Consuls reported indignantly about these horrors, and that their reports were left unheeded, throws a lurid light on the attitude of the German Government.--Editor's Note. [29] See the last note (Editor's Note). [30] The italics are the Editor's. [31] The italics are the Editor's. [32] The italics are the Editor's. [33] Moslem immigrants from Europe. [34] The italics are the Editor's. [35] The italics are the Editor's. [36] The italics are the Editor's. End of Project Gutenberg's Germany, Turkey, and Armenia, by Anonymous