Letter from W.S. Falkenburg, 30 October 1890
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, .
Wilford Woodruff.
President Church of Latter Day Saints.
Respected, and Dear Sir—
If agreeable to yourself, I would be pleased to
have an interview with you relative to the great beneficiary work in
which it is my privilege to be engaged.
The "Woodmen of the world," is one of the most liberal, yet one
of the most careful, societies in the world, as to the habits, morals,
and character of the men who compose its membership. The practical
benefits it brings to its membership, are of the most desirable char-
acter. It is non-religious, and non-political in its realation to the
various churches, or poloitical parties.
Your people, are just as much entitled to the benefits of this
society, as any in the broad earth; and it is to tell you all about
"The Woodmen," and looking toward the enlisting of your people in
this purely mutual benefit srociety, that I desire to see you.
Will you kindly name the time and place that I may call.
Praying the blessing rof HIM who can, and will direct
in all good, to bless you with great wisdom, and grace.
I am my dear sir—
Yours Very Truly—
W S Falkenburg.
Deputy Head Consul,
W. O. W.
#44— 5th— East St.
