Noonan asks McMaster to discontinue sending the Journal to the club either addressed to O.P. Duffy, or himself, as Duffy has been out of town for five months, and none of the subscribers have made arrangements to take the paper this year. However, he asks that the paper be sent to himself, and he encloses the money for a years subscription. He feels that no Catholic home should be without the Freeman, and that McMaster writes interestingly on the events of the day. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.