GENERAL BOOTH'S BLINDNESS
QUEEN ALEXANDRA’S SYMPATHY
[P*K PRBB3 ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.] LONDON .June 18. Queen Alexandra sent a message to General Booth of sympathy with him in his blindness. She was confident that with God’s help, General Booth would continue in his noble work, which had been -a blessing to the whole world. General Booth gratefully acknowledges the sympathy, and adds that he is resolved to continue as zealously as heretofore.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 5
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