Schreiner received Lefevere's letter of instructions about the things Schreiner had asked and in which he is told that he has no right to complain against the people for non-support, nor to distinguish between salary and alms-deeds. Lefevere justifies the people's non-support since they know Schreiner has money. As long as he has done his duty, he does not care if Lefevere supposes him a liar. Casuals are not salary. Though he is not treated like another priest of the diocese, he still intends to remain in it. He pleads consideration of his inability to talk English well. Tomorrow he has to go to Manistee which will cost $30. ` P.S. Father Joseph Kindekens baptizes children from Schreiner's mission which is against Lefevere's instructions; moreover, Kindekens never gives Schreiner the casual. :: III-2-j A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.