SERIES I., "The Plan of the Ages," gives an outline of the Divine plan revealed in the Bible, relating to man's redemption and restitution: 386 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.)
This volume has been published as a special issue of our journal—at the extremely low price of 5c. a copy, in any quantity, postage included (To foreign countries, 9c.) This enables people of slender purse to herald far and wide the good tidings in a most helpful form.
SERIES II., "The Time is at Hand," treats of the manner and time of the Lord's second coming, considering the Bible Testimony on this subject: 370 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.)
SERIES III., "Thy Kingdom Come," considers prophecies which mark events connected with the "Time of the End," the glorification of the Church and the establishment of the Millennial Kingdom; it also contains a chapter of the Great Pyramid, showing its corroboration of the dates and other teachings of the Bible: 384 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.)
SERIES IV., "The Day of Vengeance," shows that the dissolution of the present order of things is in progress, and that all the panaceas offered are valueless to avert the predicted end. It marks in these events the fulfilment of prophecy, noting specially our Lord's great prophecy of Matt. 24 and Zech. 14:1-9: 660 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
SERIES V., "The Atonement Between God and Man," treats an all-important subject—the hub, the center around which all the features of Divine grace revolve. Its topic deserves the most careful and prayerful consideration on the part of all true Christians: 507 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
SERIES VI., "The New Creation," deals with the Creative Week (Genesis 1 and 2), and with the Church, God's "New Creation." It examines the personnel, organization, rites, ceremonies, obligations and hopes appertaining to those called and accepted as members of the Body under the Head: 740 pages, in embossed cloth, 35c. (1s. 6d.) India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
The above prices include postage.
IN FULL LEATHER BINDING, gilt edges, the set (6 vols.) $3.00, (12s. 6d.), plus postage, 60c. (2s. 6d.)
SEMI-MONTHLY
VOL. XXXI NOVEMBER 1 No. 21
A.D. 1910—A.M. 6038
Blessing God and Cursing Men......................339
No Evil to Which the Lord's People
Are More Exposed............................340
How the Depraved Taste Hedges Behind
Conscience..................................341
Love Commands that We "Speak Evil
of No Man...................................342
"Doth a Fountain Send Forth at the Same
Opening Bitter Water and Sweet?"............343
"The Tongue Set on Fire of Gehenna"...........345
Concordances and Other Bible Study Helps..........346
"The Presence of the Son of Man"..................347
"This Generation Shall Not Pass"..............347
Satan's House to Be Broken Up.................348
The Dark Gethsemane Hour..........................348
Judas the Ungrateful Apostate.................349
Nearing the Goal (Poem)...........................350
Watch Tower Bibles................................350
The Liberty Wherewith Christ Makes Free...........351
Berean Questions in Scripture Studies.............351
PUBLISHED BY
WATCH TOWER BIBLE & TRACT SOCIETY
CHARLES T. RUSSELL, PRESIDENT
"BROOKLYN TABERNACLE," 13-17 HICKS ST.,
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r4705 BLESSING GOD AND CURSING MENCONCORDANCES AND OTHER BIBLE STUDY HELPS
First in this list we mention the several volumes of
"STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES" SERIES
—referring inquirers to the second page of each issue of this journal for prices, etc. We commend also, as aids, the following publications by other presses, which we supply at specially low prices because of the assistance they will lend to the study of God's Word. We mention these somewhat in the order in which they seem to us to be desirable aids.
THE WATCH TOWER BIBLE
STUDENT'S EDITION
We specially recommend this Bible for its smallness of size, lightness of weight and good-sized print, and above all for the helps to Bible students and teachers bound with it. Printed on India paper; excellent press work. Its special feature distinguishing this Bible from all others is
ITS BEREAN BIBLE
TEACHERS' MANUAL.
Brief Scripture Commentary based on expositions of SCRIPTURE-STUDIES, THE WATCH TOWER and Brother Russell's published sermons, tracts, etc., with references to these for fuller comments.
Part II.
INSTRUCTORS' GUIDE TEXTS
Texts topically arranged for use in teaching Divine Plan privately or publicly.
Part III.
BEREAN TOPICAL INDEX
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DIFFICULT TEXTS EXPLAINED
SPURIOUS PASSAGES NOTED.
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MINION TYPE EDITION, 4-1/2 x 6-3/4 inches. Sample of Type, etc., on page 350 of this issue. No. 1918—So-called French Seal, red under gold, round-cornered, divinity circuit, linen lined...........................$1.65
No. 1928—Same as 1918, bound in Levant Morocco, fine-grained, very durable, leather lined......................... 2.50
No. 1938—See sample of type, etc., on page 350 of this issue. Size 5-1/2 x 7-1/2. The helps in this Bible are the same as described in No. 1928. The binding is Levant Morocco, leather lining. Price.................................$3.00
No. 1948—This Bible is the same as No. 1938, except that it contains additional matter desired by some, namely: The Bagster Concordance with a Historical Summary, etc. Price................$3.25
No. 1958—This Bible is exactly the same as No. 1948, except that it is bound in a little better leather, and is calf-lined to the edge. Price..............$3.50
Patent index 25 cents extra, but we do not advise this on so small a book. The above very special price was secured only by our placing a very large order—10,000 copies. This is probably the largest-sized single order ever placed for India paper Bibles.
DAILY HEAVENLY MANNA
For the Household of Faith
The demand for this publication increases year by year. It is a textbook for each day in the year, and good year by year continuously; in fact, its value increases as additional autographs of friends are secured. It has a very appropriate comment under each text, selected from the columns of back issues of THE WATCH TOWER.
Our present edition of the "Manna" contains the same texts and comments as all former editions. Every alternate leaf is blank-ruled, for use as an autograph and birthday record. It is printed on fine bond paper. We now have same in three different grades of binding, at very reasonable prices, considering the class of workmanship.
PRICES IN HANDSOME DARK BLUE CLOTH.
The cloth edition of the "Manna" will be sold by Manna Colporteurs,
and others, at fifty (50) cents each (60 cents when gotten
by mail or prepaid express).
The wholesale rates, open to WATCH
TOWER subscribers, are as follows, cash with order:
1 copy, postpaid.................................................$ .35
10 or more copies, by express, prepaid; each......................
.30
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.20
The Leatherette "Manna," although prepared for special work in
connection with securing subscriptions for newspapers, and therefore
sometimes designated as "the newspaper Manna," is in an especially
attractive binding.
1 copy, Leatherette, postpaid....................................$1.00
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.60
A beautiful presentation volume, purple leather, limp-padded
covers, embossed in gold on side and back, and put in individual boxes:
1 copy, DeLuxe, postpaid.........................................$1.50
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We, of course, prefer the STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES to be colporteured; but a good follow-up work can be done with "Manna" by those who cannot do the regular work with the STUDIES.
We hope this little book will find a place at every breakfast table; and that spiritual refreshment may thus be enjoyed with the natural food, stimulating thankfulness to the Giver of all Good and thus inducing the peace of God and favoring both spiritual and natural health and well-being.
This very valuable work, published under the author's copyright by Fowler & Wells Co., New York City, has been sold by them at $4 in cloth and $5 in half leather binding. For several years a friend, an earnest Bible student, desirous of assisting the readers of our Society's publications, has supplied them through us at a greatly reduced price; now he has purchased the copyright and plates from the Fowler & Wells Co., and presented the same to our Society as a gift, under our assurance that the gift, will be used for the furthering of the Truth to the extent of our ability, by such a reduction of price as will permit the poor of the Lord's flock to have this help in the study of the Word.
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This is the ordinary Common Version in cloth binding. As footnotes it gives the reading of the three oldest Greek MSS., Sinaiticus, Vaticanus and Alexandrine, wherever these differ from the Common Version. This is a very valuable little work, published in Europe, which we specially import for the benefit of our readers. Price, 50c., including postage.
LEESER'S TRANSLATION OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
This is the standard translation amongst English reading Hebrews, by one of their own rabbis. It is not perfect, but is a valuable aid in critical study of the Old Testament. Our special price, in leather binding, including postage, is $1.10.
ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO THE SCRIPTURES
In English, Hebrew and Greek, by Prof. Young (Presbyterian). A valuable work for all critical students. The publishers advise that they are bringing out a new revised edition of this valuable work, with considerable additional matter—historical data, etc., and have advanced the price. We are not permitted by the publishers to cut this price, but we may and do give in addition, postage free, any four volumes of SCRIPTURE STUDIES, cloth binding, with each Concordance, or six volumes if purchaser pays expressage. Postpaid, cloth binding, $6.00.
THE EXHAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE TO THE
SCRIPTURES
In English, Hebrew and Greek, by Prof. Strong (Methodist). This is also an able work and useful in critical study. It has some advantages over Young's; after getting used to it we prefer it. Special reduced prices—in cloth binding, $3; half leather, $5. Carriage prepaid, 65c. extra.
CRUDEN'S CONCORDANCE TO THE SCRIPTURES
A valuable work, but scarcely necessary to those who have either of the above mentioned. English only. Cloth binding, $1, delivered.
This is one of the most desirable editions of Prof. Smith's work. It is a large volume of 1,020 pages. In cloth binding, $1.30, including postage.
"BIBLE TALKS IN SIMPLE LANGUAGE"
This is the best book of its kind we have ever seen. It presents the Bible stories in simple, but not childish language, and seems remarkably free from the bad theology so common in this class of books. All Christian parents should have a Sunday Bible lesson with their children, and this book furnishes interesting topics, to which may be added as much concordant "Present Truth" as the age of the children will justify. Parents are responsible for their children's training in theology as well as in morals. This will assist you in the discharge of this duty, and thus be a blessing to yourself as well as to your children.
624 pages, 250 illustrations; cloth sides, leather back and corners, gilt edges. A subscription book at $3. Our special price, 75 cents, plus 25 cents postage.
Calls for SCRIPTURE STUDIES divided into small portions, light, convenient for the pocket, that could be read on the cars, etc., led us to prepare an India-paper edition. The entire volume is on this very fine paper reduced to three-eighths of an inch in thickness and about four ounces in weight. [The type is exactly the same size as in the regular editions.] It is a beauty. Leather covers, gold edges. Its cost, with postage, is now 75c. each for the first three volumes and 85c. each for the remainder per volume.
We are not giving a list of Bibles of the various publishing houses, as has been our custom heretofore. THE WATCH TOWER BIBLES, in the above different styles, will meet the needs of nearly all desiring Bibles.
We specially recommend THE WATCH TOWER BIBLE as an excellent gift and one which might serve to arouse interest in the SCRIPTURE STUDIES.
However, should any desire other Bibles, please write us, and we will be pleased to supply a full catalogue of any of the Bible publishing houses.
r4705 "THE PRESENCE OF THE SON OF MAN"r4707 THE DARK GETHSEMANE HOUR
We cannot commend these too highly. Many of the friends are finding these Bibles more and more useful. We have them in two different styles and five different grades—the cheapest as low as $1.65, the very best and most complete at $3.50. Following is a description of each of the numbers and the size and style of type used:
BIBLE NO. 1918, PRICE $1.65 POSTPAID
Minion type, India paper, references, French seal (best sheep) binding, red under gold edges, silk head band and marker, linen lined, maps, TOWER and DAWN Comments, Instructor's Guide, Berean Topical Index, Difficult Texts Explained, Spurious passages noted. This additional matter fills 542 pages. Size, 5 x 7 x 1 inch.
BIBLE NO. 1928, PRICE $2.50 POSTPAID
This Bible is exactly the same as No. 1918, except that the leather is genuine Levant Morocco leather and leather lined. This should be a very durable binding—fine-grained leather.
[Illustration of the scripture print appears here.]
THIS SIZE TYPE USED IN BIBLE NOS. 1918 AND 1928.
BIBLE NO. 1938, PRICE $3.00 POSTPAID
This Bible is of a larger size and of a bolder, blacker type. It is rather large for a pocket (5-1/2 x 7-1/2 x 1-1/4), but is light and convenient for handling. The helps are the same as in those described above. India paper, red under gold edges, silk head band and marker. These are bound only in the better leather, Levant Morocco, and are very durable. Sample of type below:
BIBLE NO. 1948, PRICE $3.25 POSTPAID
This Bible is exactly the same as No. 1938, except that it contains additionally the Bagster Bible Concordance, Index of Proper Names, Alphabetical Bible Index, etc. Size 5-1/2 x 7-1/2 x 1-1/2.
BIBLE NO. 1958, PRICE $3.50 POSTPAID
This Bible is exactly the same as 1948, except that it is bound in a still better leather, and is calf-lined to edge:
[Illustration of the scripture print appears here.]
THIS SIZE TYPE USED IN BIBLE NOS. 1938, 1948 AND 1958.
About 570 pages, on India paper, French Morocco binding, $1.25 each postpaid; in cloth-binding, silver title imprint, 50 cents each. Our advice is that as the Bibles cost so little more all who can should procure them. Besides, it is very convenient to have the Scriptures and the helps under the same cover. Any regular TOWER reader who cannot purchase these helps, even in their cheapest form, may state his case to us, as a brother in Christ has kindly offered to supply a few of the cheaper kind to such.
r4707 THE LIBERTY WHEREWITH CHRIST MAKES FREEBEREAN QUESTIONS IN SCRIPTURE STUDIES
Series VI., Study III.—The Call of The New Creation.
(56) What kind of faith justified the Ancient Worthies? P. 110.
(57) Explain the difference between the justification of the Ancient Worthies and the justification during the Gospel Age. P. 111, par. 1.
(58) What is the significance of justification to life (Rom. 5:18), and how does it affect the New Creation? P. 111, par. 2.
(59) What relation do the Ancient Worthies bear toward this justification to life? P. 111, par. 3. W.T.'10-132.
(60) Explain the principle underlying God's acceptance of our imperfect works. P. 112, par. 1.
(61) Explain the difference between the test of faith and the test of works, showing to what ages they respectively apply. P. 113, par. 1.
(62) Before whom is it necessary for the sinner to be justified? Explain why it is thus. P. 114, par. 1.
(63) Explain the different position of the Mediator with respect to sin and sinners. P. 114, par. 2.
(64) If all of our Redeemer's merit was involved in imputing to believers what their sacrifices lacked to make them holy and acceptable, what can he do for the world? And will he similarly impute his merit to the world? Or will he actually surrender it forever on the world's account? Will the Millennial Kingdom or Mediatorial Kingdom or Emergency Kingdom for man's uplift be the result of the imputation of Christ's merit or on account of the actual satisfaction of justice? P. 115, par. 1.
(65) Briefly explain the relation of the New Creation to the Abrahamic Covenant. P. 115, par. 2.
(66) What is evidently the sole object of the Gospel Age? P. 116, par. 1.
(67) What blessing is enjoyed by those who are simply "justified by faith," and refuse to consecrate? P. 116, par. 2.
(68) Explain how this class receive the grace of God in vain. P. 117, par. 1.
(69) What is evidently the condition of the whole nominal "Christian World" in this respect? P. 117, par. 2,3.
(70) Explain why the merely justified are unable to appreciate "the deep things of God." P. 118, par. 1.
(71) Would it be reasonable to expect that these should receive special favor in the Millennial Age? P. 118, par. 2.
(72) What three classes alone seem to be profited beyond the present life through this justification by faith? P. 119, par. 1.
(73) To whom will the Kingdom arrangements appeal most strongly at first? P. 119, par. 2.
(74) How is Christ made unto us Sanctification, and can any man sanctify himself aside from the merit of Christ? If not, explain why. P. 119, par. 3.
(75) Why is it necessary to "abide in Christ," and what is the significance of the text, "Our God is a consuming fire," in this connection? Pp. 120, 121.
(76) What does sanctification signify, and upon what class alone is it enjoined? P. 121, par. 1.
(77) Explain God's order with respect to sanctification. P. 122, top.
(78) Will sanctification be required of the world in the Millennial Age? P. 122, par. 1.
(79) While sanctification is a general principle for all God's creatures, to what class do the Scriptures especially apply this admonition? P. 123, par. 1,2.
(80) Explain the difference between the consecration of the Levites and that of the Priests, in the type, and give the antitypical application. P. 124, par. 1,2.
(81) Explain how a perfect compliance with the terms of our justification must lead us in the end to sanctification. P. 124, par. 3; P. 125, par. 1.
(82) What is the position of those believers who refuse the call to sacrifice? P. 125, par. 2.
(83) Describe the two classes of antitypical Levites. P. 126, par. 1,2,3.
(84) What is the test that will confirm the Great Company as worthy of the Levites' portion under the Kingdom? P. 127, par. 1,2.
(85) Who were Levi's three sons, and what were their positions with respect to the Tabernacle in the Wilderness? P. 128, par. 1.
(86) What four classes of justified humanity did these represent? P. 128, par. 2.
(87) State the respective order and rank of these antitypical Levites in the Kingdom. P. 129, par. 1.
(88) Explain why the refusal of any to go on to consecration could not justly merit punishment. P. 129, par. 2.
(89) Explain the antitypical significance of the Levites having no inheritance in the land of Canaan. P. 130, par. 2. W.T.'10-245.
(90) How did the types illustrate the fact that only the fully consecrated, spirit-begotten believers are counted members of the Great High Priest? P. 131, par. 1.
SERIES I., The Plan of the Ages, gives an outline of the Divine plan revealed in the Bible, relating to man's redemption and restitution: 386 pages, in embossed cloth, 25c. (1s. 1/2d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.).
This volume has been published as a special issue of our journal—at the extremely low price of 5c. a copy, in any quantity, postage included. (To foreign countries, 9c.) This enables people of slender purse to herald far and wide the good tidings in a most helpful form.
SERIES II., The Time is at Hand, treats of the manner and time of the Lord's second coming, considering the Bible Testimony on this subject: 370 pages, in embossed cloth, 25c. (1s. 1/2d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.)
SERIES III., Thy Kingdom Come, considers prophecies which mark events connected with the "Time of the End," the glorification of the Church and the establishment of the Millennial Kingdom; it also contains a chapter of the Great Pyramid, showing its corroboration of the dates and other teachings of the Bible: 384 pages, in embossed cloth, 25c. (1s. 1/2d.) India paper edition, 75c. (3s. 1-1/2d.)
SERIES IV., The Day of Vengeance, shows that the dissolution of the present order of things is in progress, and that all the panaceas offered are valueless to avert the predicted end. It marks in these events the fulfilment of prophecy, noting specially our Lord's great prophecy of Matt. 24 and Zech. 14:1-9: 660 pages, in embossed cloth, 30c. (1s. 3d.). India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
SERIES V., The Atonement Between God and Man, treats an all-important subject—the hub, the center around which all the features of divine grace revolve. Its topic deserves the most careful and prayerful consideration on the part of all true Christians: 507 pages, in embossed cloth, 30c. (1s. 3d.) India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
SERIES VI., The New Creation, deals with the Creative Week (Genesis 1 and 2), and with the Church, God's "New Creation." It examines the personnel, organization, rites, ceremonies, obligations and hopes appertaining to those called and accepted as members of the Body under the Head: 740 pages, in embossed cloth, 30c. (1s. 3d.) India paper edition, 85c. (3s. 6-1/2d.)
The above prices include postage.
SEMI-MONTHLY
VOL. XXXI NOVEMBER 15 No. 22
A.D. 1910—A.M. 6038
The Purification of the Sons of Levi..............355
He Will Thoroughly Purge His People...........355
He Shall Gird Himself and Serve Them..............356
Respecting "Things New and Old"...............357
Arraigned as a Blasphemer.........................357
Self-Confidence Is Weakness.......................359
"Before the Cock Crow"........................360
The Prince of Life Crucified......................360
Jesus Before King Herod.......................361
Thou Art Not Caesar's Friend..................361
"Now is Christ Risen".............................362
His Death and Resurrection Needful............363
"Glory to God in the Highest".....................363
"The Desire of All Nations"...................363
"A Savior and a Great One"....................364
This Is My Will for Thee (Poem)...................364
Questions and Answers.............................365
How to Gain the Great Prize...................365
Some Interesting Letters..........................366
PUBLISHED BY
WATCH TOWER BIBLE & TRACT SOCIETY
CHARLES T. RUSSELL, PRESIDENT
"BROOKLYN TABERNACLE," 13-17 HICKS ST.,
BROOKLYN, N.Y., U.S.A.
Foreign Agencies:—British Branch: 24 Eversholt St., London, N.W. German Branch: Unterdorner Str., 76, Barmen. Australasian Branch: Flinders Building, Flinders St., Melbourne.
—————
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SEND MONEY BY EXPRESS, BANK DRAFT, POSTAL ORDER, OR REGISTERED.
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Terms to the Lord's Poor as Follows:—All Bible Students who, by reason of old age, or other infirmity or adversity, are unable to pay for this Journal, will be supplied Free if they send a Postal Card each May stating their case and requesting its continuance. We are not only willing, but anxious, that all such be on our list continually and in touch with the Studies, etc.
ALSO FRENCH, GERMAN, SWEDISH, DANISH AND ITALIAN EDITIONS.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER AT BROOKLYN, N.Y., POSTOFFICE
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INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION MEETINGS
Morning Rally for Praise, Prayer and Testimony at 10.00 o'clock, and Discourse for the Interested at 11.00 o'clock. Discourse for the Public at 3.00 p.m., by Brother Russell. Topic, "Hereafter." All sessions will be held in the Auditorium, Cor. Walker and California Sts.
Morning Rally for Praise and Testimony at 10.30 o'clock in the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The evening meeting, at 7.30 o'clock, will also be in the Tabernacle. Discourse for the Public at 3.00 p.m., in the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Lafayette Av. and St. Felix St. Topic, "The Messenger of the Covenant."
Morning Rally for Praise, Prayer and Testimony at 10.00 o'clock. Discourse for the Public at 3.00 o'clock. Discourse for the Interested at 7.00 o'clock in the evening. All services in the Omaha Auditorium, Cor. 15th and Howard Sts.
We have imported an extremely choice line of Motto Cards of entirely new design. We also have some of the good old standbys, which are difficult to improve upon. We again adopt the $1 packet (postage included) plan as every way the best and cheapest. Remember that our prices are about one-half the usual charge, and the very choicest.
Packet M.A.—Nearly all old, but choice, medium sizes.
Packet M.B.—Old and new designs, about equally assorted.
Packet M.C.—All new, specially recommended to those who have already had our old standbys.
Packet M.D.—Old and new, but all large.
Packet M.E.—All new, all large.
r4708 THE PURIFICATION OF THE SONS OF LEVIr4709 HE SHALL GIRD HIMSELF AND SERVE THEM
r4710 ARRAIGNED AS A BLASPHEMER
r4711 SELF-CONFIDENCE IS WEAKNESS
r4712 THE PRINCE OF LIFE CRUCIFIED
r4713 "NOW IS CHRIST RISEN"
r4714 "GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST"
r4715 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r4716 SOME INTERESTING LETTERS