been pub in bhe first 
case,
but as it had-, then he as jud.se, hacl to jud.ge in unfit. 
Not
long after, these people sola-their land and shifted. B0 to r00
miles further north"
We had. mr-ich to bhank God. for in this sorror^rful affairl
rt had- upset me physicarly and- spiribuallyr so much sor that f,
in my advanceo. ybais, ,rrole to 
e .A.C. foi-help1 luhich lrras grrntoc--
in-send.ing Erothcr Jacobi ancl his lrifc Konigsflit, as my helper
and. to take over from me after"
on lOth June 18?6, Brother Jacobi and his lrifc arrived. and.
Irere welcomed by me i'rife ana nyself , and. I introouced. them to the
congregation at night, and- Brother iacobi started. lyork soon after
they ?rere settled. in.
Sone of the
advised_ me to rro
;:To t hrolv "o*""o
to go per steame
up of the torun lv
E
f
fr
hi
ld-ers in the congrcgation ancl also my Doctor
or a sea trip; 
as the Docior smilingly remarked
the book dust overboarC." I soon got read.y
to l'ielbourne e e.nd. I r"ras astounded_ at the buiid_
ch I had vis .Led- 22 years earl_ier,
fn Melborrrne r rnras asked by pastor Herlitz to stay at his
place-as long as f remained in l{elbourne, r^rhich I glad.iy accepted-.
Here. r sould, to my preasure, see and. meet Brother l{agenauer,
rtho ln those d.ays al-io nas in l{elbourne. Brother Hagcnauer
promised to stay in Merbourne until r came back from my visit
to Ebenezeye to go back with me to Ramahyuck, to see the mission
stat i on.
I then vr-ent !y train to Geclong, Ballarat to Star.rell, vrhcre
f arrived. at 11 ootlock at night, -aia got quarters for a few
hours. The next d.ay r lvent pEr post of, to Horsham thcn Dinboola.,
from vrhere I i,ras ofiercd- to be takcn to uu"n"rurl**nlr" I arrivcd
unexpected-Iy, but was i,rclcomcd. by l;ir. & I,'irs. I(ramer ancl Sister
Spiesccke.
rn the sick roorn of tsroilrer spiesccke, r felt it vcry much,
seeing thc Australian pathf ind-er rlr the l,Iission, rying there,
i{orn out. r fclt it my d-uty Lo thank hin for thc r,,itrk-he had_
Af tcr having a long talk r,rith hinc, Erothcr Kramer took me
to see the cliffercnt oncs in thcir [;;;;, 
Thcre rrcrc very f.cvr
blacks about' 4*9rrg thosc living trrere, Lhcre.r.ras sorrov,r at
Brother spicseckegs irrness, as tiicy ioved. trin vcry rnuch;
At evening servicc, a black girr of L5 years prayed- the
organ vcry lvell f or the singing.
. Next d-ay Brothcr i(ramer took me to Dinboola fron r,rhere r
-lsentr Per Post and. train, back t o Melbourne. Here Brothcr
Hagenauer was r,raiting ror lae to drive to Ramahyuck in Gippsland.,
tuith me' I'je arrived therc aftcr a 30 hour d.rive anc. ircrc
rvelconed by blaclc and. yrhitc,
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