Luers is in Adrian to see a Mr. Crane about some lots in Waterloo City, Indiana, for church purposes. Lüers hears that the people are very much distressed at the report that Father Peter Kindekens is going to leave them. If he returns they are willing to contribute to the new church downtown. Mr. Kary especially desires Lüers to write this to Lefevere, and although against changing sites of the church, Kary says Kindekens has the people united, knows them better, also he has vestments. If a new priest were to come they could not furnish vestments and build the church too. Lüers knows nothing of the case and is stating simply what was told him. Is Louisville ever to have a Bishop again? :: III-2-k A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.