Pulsers has been informed that Lefevere has written to him but he has not received a letter. If the war does not commence in Italy, Pulsers intends to go to Rome very soon. He is glad Father John Van Gennip is in Dexter, Michigan . Pulsers has written for his exeat and in the circumstances thinks it best to stay there. If it should be advisable to go to America he can return at any time. The sisters of Rahendaal are anxious to establish themselves in America and desirous of having among themselves the American lady he wrote about. He does not want to do anything in this matter unless Lefevere advises him to. The sisters are trying to get boarders in their school and novices from England. Pulsers has seen Father Peter Kindekens several times. The college is going better than anyone should suppose in the midst of so many difficulties. Kindikens complains of receiving no answer to his letters from Detroit. :: III-2-i A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.