Letter from Lorus Pratt, 8 June 1892
Prests. Wilford Woodruff,
Geo. Q. Cannon,
Jos. F. Smith,
Dear Brethren: We re-
ceived your letters with money enclosed
to the amounts of $4500 00/100 and $1000 00/100. We
noted your instructions about the division
thereof and will act accordingly. Accept
of our thanks.
We had borrowed a small amount
of money from a missionary in Germany
in order to pay our rent. We were just in
the act of formulating a telegram when
your letter with $500 came to hand and
saved us this expense.
Bro. Fairbanks was out in the
country with a lanscape artist but was
obliged to return to Paris and wait for
money with the rest of us. He has rgone
back, again.
NBros. Evans, Haag and my-
self are at present situated at at small
village near Fountain Ebleau forrest and
are spending our time sketching from a
