and John H. Smith to assist me and when I wrote to him about the twenty pounds I personally bor- rowed of your office he did not even answer; He is not a bad man but I understand my case is among the common ones." Well I think I have said enough about the Turkish Mission. If it was now a question of dollars and dimes I should hesitate to bother you with so long a letter. The ani-mormons have been breathing out threatnings and this office is ...

[sideways text] Sept. 28 [18]89 Geo. Teasdale Liverpool Recd Oct 9 [18]89 [unknown writer] no answer [end of sideways text] LATTER-DAY SAINTS', EUROPEAN PRINTING PUBLISHING AND EMIGRATION OFFICE. 42 Islington, Liverpool, September 28th 1889 President W. Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brother: Your favor of the 23rd ult was received and read with much pleasure and I have deemed it wisdom to publish it in part for the encouragement of the Elders that they may redouble their efforts and work ...

in Aalborg Conf[eren]ce and if found will of course also be banished." Prest Fjeldsted also says— "Outside from these troubles we enjoy peace in the other parts of the mission and the brethren are meeting with encouraging success in various places." He also informs me he has sent a native elder to Preside in Alalborg. We have had some little encouragement also. Last Sun- day I attended an excellent Conference of the Norwich Conf[eren]ce. There was five to have ...