Ngw onLEANs, March 18th, 1917.
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VIZ. Ii. CHANDLER, ESQ.


Dea Sr:-During the visitation Of fam
inc and suffering which affics Ireland and
the Highlands of Scotland, il behooves every
lover OF humanity and especially every Amer
lean citizen, enjoying the blessings and COM
forts so freely vouchsaled TO our favored land
by a kind Providence, 10 promote as far as pos
slble every generous effort to relieve The dis
tress of a people, TO whom we are bound by
the strong ties OF language, sympathy, and
kindred. We have, therefore, viwved with
much pleasure, The relief movement made
by your citizens, aud beg TO advise them as
well as The citizens Of olher towns on the
Ohio and Wabash rivers, that we will cheer
fully forward, free Of charge, all shipments
Of breadsuffs, provisions, or clothing. sent TO
us by them and intended for the suffering
poor of Ireland or Scotland.