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Haggard, H. Rider (Henry Rider), 1856-1925

"Regeneration"

BOOTH,
101 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. Clothes for the poor and
articles for sale are always needed.


LEGACIES
* * * * *
Ladies and Gentlemen are earnestly asked to remember the needs of the
Salvation Army's Social Work (the 'Darkest England' Social Scheme), in
connexion with the preparation of their wills.
* * * * *
All kinds of property can now be legally bequeathed for charitable
purposes, and the following form of legacy is recommended. Where a
legacy does not consist of a certain amount of money, care should be
taken to identify clearly the property, shares, stock, or whatever it
may be intended to be bequeathed.
_'I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO WILLIAM BOOTH, or other the General for the
time being of the Salvation Army, and Director of the "Darkest
England" Social Scheme, the sum of L............_ (or) _MY TWO
freehold houses known as Nos.......... in the county
of................_ (or) _my L............ ordinary stock of the
London and North-Western Railway Company_ (or) _my shares
in.


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