for more money. I wrote President Young for
instructions and decided in the mean time
to let matters run there course. Prest Young ad-
vised me to go Haifa but at this time Haifa
was quarantined on account of cholera hence
I had to remain in Constantinople four or five weeks
longer. In the meantime Bro Haag arrived from
Schwitzerland. Bro Herman had taken his depart-
ure for Aintab some time before this. I had tried
several times to see Mr Baichel but was unsuccess
ful untill one day I ran across him on the
street. He surprised me by saying he had
fixed everything "OK" in regards the tracts and
that they would be here in the course of a week
or ten days. Two weeks after this I was informed
by the steam ship company that the quarantine
at Haifa had been raised I had not yet received
the tracts and could get no trace of Baichel
so I decided I had been defrauded and rather
then waste any more time I would take Bro Haag
and go into Palestine. The morning we left
B. called on us to ask what he should do with
the tracts when th came, as he was expecting
them everyday I told him when they came he
could forward them to my address in Palestine
This he promised to do. It is now over four weeks

for more money. I wrote President Young for instructions and decided in the mean time to let matters run there course. Prest Young advised me to go Haifa but at this time Haifa was quarantined on account of cholera hence I had to remain in Constantinople four or five weeks longer. In the meantime Bro Haag arrived from Schwitzerland. Bro Herman had taken his departure for Aintab some time before this. I had tried several times to see Mr Baichel but was unsuccess ful untill one day I ran across him on the street. He surprised me by saying he had fixed everything "OK" in regards the tracts and that they would be here in the course of a week or ten days. Two weeks after this I was informed by the steam ship company that the quarantine at Haifa had been raised I had not yet received the tracts and could get no trace of Baichel so I decided I had been defrauded and rather then waste any more time I would take Bro Haag and go into Palestine. The morning we left B. called on us to ask what he should do with the tracts when th came, as he was expecting them everyday I told him when they came he could forward them to my address in Palestine This he promised to do. It is now over four weeks