——, General Overseer.
FROM A JAILER.
Guthrie, Logan Co., Okla., June 14, 1901.
Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co.:
I am glad to address you with a few lines to inform you that I received a package of books and tracts for the prisoners in my charge. The same have been handed them to read. I am glad to say that they enjoy reading them very much. I take an interest in reading them myself and think they are the best books and papers I ever read, and a great gift to the prisoners. They seem to condemn them of the crimes that they have committed. I am glad to say that the gospel can not be preached plainer than your books and papers preach it. I learn through your books and papers what it takes to constitute the church of God. The prisoners of this jail send their many thanks for the literature sent them.
——, Turnkey.
California Prison.
San Quentin, Cal., March 8, 1901.