Letter from George Teasdale, 11 September 1889
[Sideways text]
Pres Geo Teasdale
Liverpool
Red Sept 25 [18]89 [end of sideways text]
LATTER-DAY SAINTS',
EUROPEAN PRINTING PUBLISHING
AND EMIGRATION OFFICE.
42 Islington, Liverpool,
President W. Woodruff
Salt Lake City.
Dear Brother:
I sent a copy of
the Liverpool Daily Post to Prest Snow,
F. D Richards & Bro Jno. containing a report
of the mobbing of some "Mormon" Elders,
through the report of a woman that
the Elders had decoyed away her daugh-
ter who had returned, with two children
and had to walk from Liverpool to
London &c. Well from advices received
from London we learn that the Elders
did not preach in that place, but
they held an open air meeting in Mile
End Road and had a splendid good
meeting and was listened to with a
good deal of attention. I suppose this
is the way the adversary is educating
his children to mob the Saints. In my
inquiries about copyright and the regis-
tering at Stationers Hall I have come ac-
cross the following—"A copyright extends
to 42 years." Elder C. W. Symons and
D. H. Snarr, who are laboring in London,
went to Stationers Hall and obtained the
