On Father Cornelius Moutard's notification Van Erp writes Lefevere that he has not seen or observed anything reprehensible either in his Moutard language or conduct. Van Erp was unaware of anything wrong until Moutard informed him a few weeks ago. He persuaded Moutard not to go to Detroit; as for his support the second inquiry Van Erp is unconcerned. All he wants is concord, harmony, and confidence. The golden days of '54 and '55 are gone forever. P.S. He asks Lefevere to hand to Moutard an enclosed letter. :: III-2-i A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.