The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-06-14
FROM MICHIGAN
I,bcf }. d. Barber Writes q His LShors
III In the Mission Field.


Et1oR rMgs:
Having a ieN spare moments this
eNning, thought | would write few
lias from tbs part OF the Masters
Vineyard, and from the State Of Lakes
iouw note that my field Of labor
Id been changed since | last wrote you.
| M Pontiac, my former Geld Of labor,
onApdl alh, aud after spending few .
ID h. In Detroit, Elder Alberto. Brown 1
% udy, Utah. ard came to this city,
an began to raise a warming voice to
to- people. On entering the city,
heins made 1t u matter Of fasting aud
payer, that the Lord would open the
wr for D., We were very successful in
g,stiug consent Of the city officials
toproselyie, also in obtaining place to
b ard.
n.is city was founded by Canadian
Finch most two hundred years ago.
rib population is some five thousand,
chilly French aud German. The city
is .iiuated In the southern part Of the
SIDE. on the shore Of Lake Erie, a
ditaice II some twenty miles from
Toledo, o.
We cannot boas, Of our success here
a. many Of the people are oiled with
anlmosity towards the persistent
Mormons, as we are oitentimes called.
| vas 90 fortunate rs 70 be invited into
the home Of one OF the cltrsymen oithc
city BY the son, aud invited out by the
Clergyman himself, who warned me
10 re! ont Of tie city or he would have
the Law after me, also said he was the
pastor over a church, aud didn't want
me To disturb his flock. We are hold
I 10y tireet meetings which ave well
a'tehacd, taking into consideration The
pack " Inconvenience we have TO work
ata'an. We are having very pleasant
"A - i-->.~. premni: visited By Sigh
rains which yctauouw-s--..-
boxing beautiful.
/, Although my path lie not strcwn with
Dses, feel to rejoice In the work e
'hieh have been called, aud set apart
md desire that the Master will assist
me In the spreading Of The glad iidings
In looking over yonr issue Of Mar. 2otl
see there are stlll some disobedient
Ioung men IN your city. call to mind
we OF tie Commandments which Il
given to the children oi men, and II ",
live up to II our land would be in IN
better condition than we aud It today
-" Honor Thy Father aud Thy Mother,
aud It Is sure that Il We do, our day
a shall be- long Ia the land. Is Il th,
v se-ire Of Father or Mother that thci
ion should use slroug drinks or tobacco
Noa thousand times Nol What come
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. days. Con
cider the young men who are taken I
the grave by destroying their bodie
with those things which mother forbid
d. Hundreds, yea. thousands OF then
aud the sams cause will take man
III, more 90 the same place. One may traC
the human family down from our iort
PARENTS adam and Eve till today
We see that nothing but disobedienC
has put the world In tie condition "
% find it-Death, Hell, and Misery. III
sorrowinl fall OF Man came by disobet
Dc irncei the curse u Cain, and Of Han
Cannau or the Negro also of the Amel
+ 4Nah iudiAn came 10y dhobedienc
Those vino have filed the drunkard.
or grave also that Of the murderer, thol
d. who on the State Prisons, Houses {
Correction and Of llliame, aud the AZ.
lums, all come by that one and seliran
~ canse-having disobeyei those who al
placed in authority over them
Boys rather than to loaf, steal, ,
insult, 20 Of some use to your.iellow mel
~ be Of some use 10 your country und,
whose Flag Of Freedom you are pei
ID m'ited to reign, AID above all be us'
&c iul instrument In the hands Of the Gro
Creator Of the universe, who is II
I'd Father Of all. II you live up to II
i- words of mother sou will not come ia
short OF having good name in II
community in which you reside.
~ Consider the words OF David, Psalm