Letter from Don C. Musser, 16 September 1892
Haifa Palestine
The First Presidency
Salt Lake City
My dear Brethern!
Your highly appreciated
letter of July 29th came to hand just as I was leaveing
Constantinople. You will understand from this that
I dident leave when I first expected to, but was, for
several reasons, delayed. The principle reason
of my delay was the fact the tracts I had ordered in
Vienna did not turn out as I had expected
they would. Shortly after my writing my last letter,
I was informed, through Mr Baichel, the agent
through whom I had ordered, that the tracts
had been confiscated before leaveing the Vienna
house. "The manuscript" said B "Has been saved
and sent to Leipzig whare the tracts will be re-
printed without any extra cost to you." A
day or so after bringing this intellegence, Mr. B.
called again this time to say he had been sus-
pected as being the one who sent the orders to
the Vienna house and, as a consiquence had
been summoned to appear before an investi
gating board of Turkish Officials, whare, to shield
himself and me, he denied all knowledge of
the same, whare upon, th board telegraphed to
