Kremer sends McMaster a copy of "Bible Gems", a book prepared especially for public schools. He feels that it is entirely free from denominational bias and is adapted to all Christians. Kremer states that it is admitted by the Christian public generally that the schools have been too secular. This book will, he thinks, prove especially useful in communities which lack Sunday Schools. He asks that McMaster notice the book in the Journal and that he send Kremer a copy of the paper. The Gems is approved by the heads of the school department of Pennsylvania, and is written by Kremer's sister, the principal of the Female High School in Lebanon. Kremer is himself pastor of the 1st Reformed Church of Lebanon. P.S. He mentions that the first edition, printed in January is exhausted, the second has appeared, and a third will appear shortly. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.