The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
MORMON MISSIONARIES At Work.
The Cautions Way in Which They Try to
Interest Others in Their Religion.
From the Ataata Journal.

From the Alfalfa Journal.
They walked up n front walk leading to a
boulevard residence a few days ago-the tall,
slim man aud the little stout man with tho
round face. the former slightly in advance OF
the latter. They stopped Mt the foot Of The
steps leading to the porch. on which several
lad os were seated. and the tall man doTed MS
beaver. The little man followed suit.
Good morning. ladies'" said the tall man.
GOOD morning" said the little man.
Hope we are not intru ling. ladios.' said tic
tall man. after their salutations had been ac-
Yes" said the little man in II quiet tone.
The ladies'. noting that the two men were
perfectly sober Hnd had IN" nnnearance Of gen
and invited them 70 sit down. while they told
their business. The Inil man walked up tho
steps. followed by the little man. howing after
tho manner of his curlpauion let himself
down gently into n nearby chair and famed
himself vigorously with hi hat.
We have called, ladies' said the tall man.
SIp pf MI GIN IN wHfGdHiatsd lnaGs and h%liiGe his
"M2rmonIsm.' said the little man. smiling
why. It is not necessary to tell us about your
religion replied one of the ladies': we AFRO
Catholics. and hero shr smiled in confident
maIn3}cr, arr net locking forapy change ~
h@Gyc Il nnnncr Of Catholic friends. and We very
@ amG aS y l.5or r2} nt ,i I; SG}%r1G%s: If ib Is ycGy pretty
Yes said The little man.
ism nWg d5g 10 M a. "a to "ony&rt yon to Mormon
lSlu. sou INC tt.ll man. NJ.
our, object in calling to-day Is 10 explain
ON lieliet 10 yOu.' Yui,turod the tat, mun,
Both the No.mon Church aud lis aGholcM's
aIr very much misunderstood.
Yes. very aid hi" companion. bohhing his
non! N a manner suited to an affirmative
EJACULATION.
The tau man then explained the Mormon bo-
now neither ,pyactic"d by he Mormols nor
cnuntcnnlccd ~ III" Church. In all that 10,
sald or lld the tai "'3u was seconded by his
s"m yHr.b, M, and thGf, "f"y"d ,GrY tnt"rGsins
spar ~ this munrrr the tan man arose.
We'll Suld ,h'. airing Il lat ,ip OF the ice
water that had Icon lp'Hishrd him.
Ven, echoed TIE ilit!" man.
Yes. "" must hn leaving, -aidthc little man
20 The. adde's, a. II interpreting the remark
made 10y his companion.
"NGarc .prrF "u can't ROMAN longer. came
~, g arc, indcrd.' said his companio,,.
F'aa hy side dizzy walked 20 the bottom OF g., =
stops. aGi, tGerr they stpupod while TIE t~
Good morning. ladies" he said: -" We hn,o
enjoyed our vest On the Iolch and the re wa
W. "a G9 Is5a mrS2rniog,' said the lJ'tlr man. "wo
,,Al'"r harine, the reply, mad by tie Indies
head, H. llttIo man f'iiowing SUI viii, his hat,
"Wednesday tie Two Siirrs Vt.ii'd h"nIi on
Forest avenue, explaining away The Irrlulir,S
against their religion. Thursday tr"y wrrt pa
ne hpnl"fRrh, "nd they viii yis.t all the princi-
ia, Residence streets in tho city.
Mayor Iq'Ier was visited hv a lady 1T his Of
nee seEerql, da"S ago. who complained that tho
elders had been 10 hos lone. She said they
telling herof ~MoTmonism. The Mayor told her
thpt the streets wore free. and so long as tho
elders CONFIRMED to the laws of Georgia and
the city ordinances they could not be molGStsd.