TRACTS FOR THE GERMANS.
By R. F. C.
BRO. SMITH:—I am glad to see a proposal to publish some of our tracts in the German language, and hope that it may be effected. There are many Germans in this region, some of whom can read the English language, while many cannot. I know some, with whom I can converse a little with difficulty, who manifest an interest to learn the present truth. I was invited by such a family, though they were Catholics; to come and "teach them the Bible." I went, and, by turning to passages in a German testament for them to read, enabled them to gain some ideas concerning the truth. O, that some German who understands English and is capable of teaching (as there are some in these parts,) would embrace the truth and teach it to others. But God will save his people by some means. R. F. C. Mill Grove, N. Y., May 1st, 1856.