“Trying to get us right with God”

“Your Testament reached me all right today. I was surprised at getting it so soon, as I thought it would take two weeks at the least. However, I am delighted to receive it, as my old original one is falling to pieces. My chums all admire this precious little book, so if you will send me some post-cards I will pass them to my chums, and so enable them to send to you for one. I must now conclude, wishing you all success in your glorious work for us in trying to get us right with. God. ―Pte. W. H―.”
A friend writes: ― “I am enclosing a P.O. for 2/6 for your work amongst the soldiers and sailors. The sum is small, but the Lord can make a little go a long way.”
Wants to be a Christian
A TOMMY SAYS IN A LETTER: ― “Thank you for the New Testament I have Just received. I shall be very grateful for your help to become a Christian, if you will really help me to become one of God’s soldiers.”
A Testament Postcard in a Dugout
A Signaler WRITES: ― “Thank you for Testament you have sent me, and which I value more than anything. How I came into possession of the post-card which I sent to you was in this way. While relieving another battalion in reserve billets, and having been there before, I was well accustomed to the dug-outs, which was well for me. On entering one of these dark recesses I accidentally placed my hand on a good number of your post-cards. I lit a match and read one through, and afterward handed them round to the boys, and I am pleased to say they are going to send to you as I am. The remainder I took up to the Signal Office and placed them on the table. Trust me, I will try my utmost to do my best in your effort to comfort us in our hour of need and peril. ― F. S. W―.”

“I want you to help me to heaven”
F.B., H.M.S.― “Dear Sir, ― Just a few lines to let you know I received your letter quite safe. Thank you for sending the Testament, and I want to give my life to the Lord Jesus, and if you have a ‘register’ number for me put me in it. I want you to help me to heaven.”