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Oh, America of the great heart, the cry of the stricken> <
\ i peoples of the Near East is heard at your door. \
You have been so close to us through all the years of
. i our struggles toward the light. Your hands outstretched
to us have never been empty.
A. ND now we cry to you from
M:he depths of a greater need
than even our torn souls have
ever known. In the name of
pity—do not fail us!
There has been cruel suffer
ing in our lands, massacre, fam
ine, death. But the spirit of our
people still lives, and calls to
you across the sea to send help
lest we perish.
Our God is your God, and we
bare our souls for your search
ing eyes that you may see how
we have never denied Him, nor
shamed Him. When our world
rocked in misery about us, in
our torn and tortured bodies
. our hearts still cradled and shel*
tered the crucified Christ. We
held true in our allegiance to
God and humanity.
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The people of the Near East
are old in suffering. The way
we have traveled has been Via
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Dolorosa, the way of tears and
blood. And now—we are so
low in the dust that only your
young, unshattered strength can
raise us.
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Around the world the news has gone, is ringing today clarion-clear, ft
that America’s men and America’s women have never yet been called
upon in vain to right a wrong, to protect the weak, to succor the defense
less. We cry to you, help us—America! We are Armenian, Syrian,
Greek, Jew, and we speak strange tongues, but our need of you is so
great. What is left of our children are starving. What is left of our
men and women, young men and maidens, are without work, without
shelter, without clothing, racked writh disease. Open your great hearts
and give, and our people will pay. In the years to come, how they will i
pay in return! You, who are so safe and strong beyond the reach of such
, misery as ours, open your heart to our cry.
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