Typed letter from N.D. Pendleton to Rev. Fred E. Waelchli in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Pendleton reports that the Landenberger correspondence has been read to the Consistory and will be given to Dr. Boericke. He comments, “It is quite clear that our opponents in Convention are determined to impute to the General Church a scandalous attitude. This will inevitably react upon them, according to the spiritual law that whatsoever one would bring upon another is brought upon one’s self.” He and the other ministers were pleased with Waelchli’s “dignified and effective” response to Mr. Landenberger. At the next Consistory meeting, Pendleton will bring up the matter of Waelchli’s relocation. He agrees that the war may delay this move, but he would like to know Waelchli’s preferred location. Pendleton was encouraged by the report of Waelchli’s most recent trip, and he was glad to hear that the state in Cincinnati regarding the war was more favorable than anticipated. Names mentioned: Mr. Landenberger, Dr. (Felix) Boericke