The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-10

The elepHdA years absence from
home fcnl1h ne Of pleasure ! am 4,
missing hndi iDty l am neslecting by Z
no, wrisiteAiau paper, for feel that
nearly al sAr,ders Of The Times are
interested is customary work and will
be pleased vet something OF the work
in ''nsattsnd." Although l am
strange PAPER, 1, lie by no means
a s'rnps,.i5us. for i,s weekly appear
ance IL eaqaa vatched for and the con-
tents resa ~ rtcat interest.
MyiorHrcr land aRd sea was
very plaasat nea aud after being on the
way ive'dfe, days we arrived in
Berlin, ~ "a health and spirit, and
thanhiultiass had bad such an en-
joysb,e qua
Inthe y, Of this empire we met
the presit d the German mission
and l war allnted by him to labor in
the Dresdna enierence, therefore my
traJelIns ~ BOT At an end. Three days
atek arilfHtp Berlin Iwas put on to
the cu q niinue my journey to my
neldl q ltHH.tnd during the ave hours
whil N lhlni0ed between Berlin and
Dretl 8on avery much concerned. be-
caus Iot speak a word in Ger
man and ,ll alone Several times ]
fears ID - iting carried past my APP
poin led 1T. Id was utterly helplees,
and lould 4 bo,bing to better my con-
dilioh, W riding about Eve hours ]
thod,ht bard the conductor cry
"prSldsn. ) / resolved would Try Il,
BY Rblbqsf the car and seeing y !
could 80 ohe 70 meet me. The two
or three u|.ises spent In the BIC depot
withoul tnd 10 sight were very long
20 l ilpd 4inso make the eondueto
ltnAsi.s, hal ! wanted, and npoi
nhoe7 so ~ Ticket ~n plslsdi
The cat again. Nol feeling quite At HON
with my Surroundings, ] stood by ih
open aindow 20 no chance Of seeing q
being teen blythe elder who was 70 NEE
me would pasl. Just few aeconds b
fore the train started, Elder Levi Edgi
Young Of Salt Lake City recognized an
rescued me from 4 great experien'
which would have followed had bee
carried on. The mistake vac that the
are two depoie In Dresden.
In Dre1don l was assigned 70 labor
Schwanenberg and Johanngeorgenstad
: Four weeks later I was cent 10 Chemni
where lonr months were spent. In II
J city had tbepleasureoi baptizing thr
people into the church Of ChriI
: zwickan is also one Of my delds OF lab
With all the fields ] hive been delight
with the resulte obtained and o.
? vorably impressed with the outlook
= the future, although We haven't mu
= freedom.
. The laws against us arc sery str
aud as result; not As many are add
70 the church Of Christ rs would be b
we all the freedom Nc want, but ih'
ie who are made members are much sirol
h. er than they would be otherwise,
cause they are put In the crucible
70 the hottest beat Of anger the past
Is have control Of IL concentrated ~
Is them. Before person can be bapti
q into the Mormon church be or she N
DO unregistered, according TO the law
the land, from his or her church,
:" even then the elders are not allowed
~ bapiiEe in some OF the cities, Chem
Is 10 one 81 ihe cities where the laws
m 90 very strict.
10 The companion labored with
Chemniia was caught bapuzing in I
=" city 10 consequence OF which he ser
e, ten days in jail and thereby suffe
RS some little Inconvenience. Al the
nj Of his term be was taken before the 10
=, where was read his Punishment par
aud he was given eight dsys to get
Of the country. We are not allowe
re have children in our meetings, pass