Prisons And Prayer Or a Labor of Love
Prisons And Prayer Or a Labor of Love
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It affords me all the more pleasure to give Mrs. Wheaton this testimonial because it was unsolicited and because of the unobtrusive way in which she goes about doing good. G. W. GROSLEY, Warden. Ft. Madison, Iowa, Oct. 5, 1893. Rev. J. M. Croker, Chaplain State Prison, Anamosa, la. My Dear Brother : This will introduce to you our dear sister, Mrs. Wheaton, the prison missionary, who would like to address the prisoners. Any favors shown her will be duly appreciated. Yours truly, W. C. GUNN, Chap...lain. Fort Madison, Iowa, June 4, 1897. Mrs. E. R. Wheaton, Tabor, Iowa. My Dear Mother: I will first ask your pardon for not answering your letter sooner. But I am always so busy the last days of the month, also the first days, as I have all the time of the contract men to make up to send to the contractors, also have my monthly report to the governor, and as we give the boys a holiday Monday 1 ImnK you w'U readily see I have had my hands full. I sometimes think it is more than I can stand. I want to do rigbt b/ the men but it is so hard at times to tell just what is right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It affords me all the more pleasure to give Mrs. Wheaton this testimonial because it was unsolicited and because of the unobtrusive way in which she goes about doing good. G. W. GROSLEY, Warden. Ft. Madison, Iowa, Oct. 5, 1893. Rev. J. M. Croker, Chaplain State Prison, Anamosa, la. My Dear Brother : This will introduce to you our dear sister, Mrs. Wheaton, the prison missionary, who would like to address the prisoners. Any favors shown her will be duly appreciated. Yours truly, W. C. GUNN, Chap...lain. Fort Madison, Iowa, June 4, 1897. Mrs. E. R. Wheaton, Tabor, Iowa. My Dear Mother: I will first ask your pardon for not answering your letter sooner. But I am always so busy the last days of the month, also the first days, as I have all the time of the contract men to make up to send to the contractors, also have my monthly report to the governor, and as we give the boys a holiday Monday 1 ImnK you w'U readily see I have had my hands full. I sometimes think it is more than I can stand. I want to do rigbt b/ the men but it is so hard at times to tell just what is right.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Ryder Wheaton to read onlineMoreLess
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