The financial burden of supporting Belgian refugees lessened when they were able to find work.
OUR BELGIAN REFUGEES.
As Mr. Van Hoof is now earning regular wages, the Committee has decided to be responsible in future for rent and gas only.
Maidenhead Congregational Church magazine, August 1916 (D/N33/12/1/5)
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