released to return home. In the winter between
1887 & 1888, at the reuquest of Brother Markow I went
to Hungaria to baptize his parents. His brother and
sister-in-law, but as they needed some more
information I waited a couple of days during
which time I and Brother Markow testified to
many in the villige of Serb Czernia, Hungaria.
But on the third day I was called before
the preist, a Greek orthodox, and then sent to
the magistrate by whom I was ordered to
leave the country forthwith. I failled
in my attempt to open ^up^ the gospel in that
land at that time, but I firmly believe that
good will yet be realized from my labors there.

I there ordained Brother Markow and Elder and
appointed him to labor as best he could and thus
intdirectly my labors resuleted in the Gospel being ope-
ned up in Belgium. Of the work done at Antwer-
ben you are, I beleive, fully advised. Brother Markow
has since been been requested to come to Hungaria to
baptize his parents. In the latter part of Aug. 1888 I
left Constantinople for a trip through Asia Minor
with a veiw to see the people and what the prospects
were for opening up the door of life there, and also
to visit the saints in Palestine. In the spring of
1889 in company with Elder J. M. Sjödahl I visited
the Holy land, Palestine, and in the summer the

released to return home. In the winter between 1887 & 1888, at the request of Brother Markow I went to Hungaria to baptize his parents.His brother and sister-in-law, but as they needed some more information I waited a couple of days during which time I and Brother Markow testified to many in the villige of Serb Czernia, Hungaria. But on the third day I was called before the preist, a Greek orthodox, and then sent to the magistrate by whom I was ordered to leave the country forthwith. I failed in my attempt to open up the gospel in that land at that time, but I firmly believe that good will yet be realized from my labors there.

I there ordained Brother Markow an Elder and appointed him to labor as best he could and thus indirectly my labors resulted in the Gospel being opened up in Belgium. Of the work done at Antwerben you are, I believe, fully advised. Brother Markow has since been been requested to come to Hungaria to baptize his parents. In the latter part of Aug. 1888 I left Constantinople for a trip through Asia Minor with a view to see the people and what the prospects were for opening up the door of life there, and also to visit the saints in Palestine. In the spring of 1889 in company with Elder J. M. Sjödahl I visited the Holy land, Palestine, and in the summer the