Article August 17, 1918 Issue

Extracts from Letters

"In my name and in the name of all our poor, accept our heartfelt thanks for your generous donation, and be so kind as to convey also to the War Relief and Camp Welfare committee of The Mother Church the expression of our warmest gratitude."

"Having had strong help in the most awful moments of my life, my husband and I offer grateful thanks to all the charitable people that unitedly have sent help from the distant United States of America to aid the poor of Florence."

"I have no words with which to thank you for having provided my rent, otherwise we should be without lodging. I pray God to give you much good for having been so good to me in a moment of great distress."

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