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May 20, 1892

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Letter from Reese P. Kendall, 20 May 1892
Dear Sir: I am editing a work for a large publishing house in N. Y. City, in the interest of Sunday Schools, and private instruction, upon a unique place. In our "Common-place" I say, 'The Mormon Church is not known to have adapted officially the Oxford Bible (containing King James version and Anglican Margins)? Years ago I saw "The Book of Mormon"; but, ^do not^ recollect whether it was an addition to the Standard; or whether it was intended to supersede. My first series will go on, in manuscript, in 3 weeks; & I should like to have any statement about you substantially correct. Hence please answer the following— 1. Do you use and recommend the 'Oxford' entire? and [illegible]? 2. Are you in harmony with the American Bible Society in its reprint of the body of the Oxford Reference Bible? 3. Is the Mormon Body, like the remainder of christendom, universally & uniformly hostile (in sentiment) toward all sectarian texts and margins? I wish to say further, that my enquiries
Letter to Lorus Bishop Pratt, John B. Fairbanks, John Willard Clawson, Hugo Hermann Haag, and Edwin Thomas Evans, 20 May 1892
P.O. Box, B. Salt Lake City Utah. . {End of letterhead} ELDERS LORUS PRATT, J. B. FAIRBANKS, J. W. CLAWSON, H. HAAG, E. EVANS, Paris. Dear Brethren: On the 17th, inst. $500.00 was sent Bro. Lorus Pratt and we now enclose a draft for $1,000.00 (5,117 Francs), on Messrs Monroe, Rue Scribe, in his favor. When the $500.00 was sent to Bro. Pratt we had not received any answer to our letter of April 18th, but since it was mailed Bro. Pratt's favor of May 4th, has come to hand. We were disappointed in not hearing from all of you. When we receive a reply to ours of April 28th, we expect to be able to write you with a better underswtanding of your several views on the mural decoration of the Salt Lake Temple. Today we simply suggest the way in which the $1500.00 sent you, in these two remittances, should be divided. Our suggestions being based on the information given us in Bro. Pratt's letters. He states that he and Bro. Fairbanks intend to return home next July, and to do so he will require $450.00 and Bro. Fairbanks $350.00, making together $800.00. This leaves a balance of $700.00 which we suggest a should be equally divided among Elders Haag, Evans and Clawson, for their maintenance and current expenses during the next few months. If the sit- uation is changed, and different arrangements have been made regarding the

May 20, 1892