Father Schulak encloses a notice about himself which he wishes McMaster to insert in the Journal. Schulak points out in the article that he has been appointed exclusively for missions to the Poles and Bohemians, by his Jesuit superiors, because of his knowledge of the languages. He has given missions in the North and Western states, for Germans, Poles, French, and Bohemians, and his superiors, noting that the Poles and Bohemians have so few priests who speak their language, have appointed Schulak to this work, and ask the Bishops and Vicar Generals in whose dioceses live many Polish and Bohemian families, to call on Father Schulak. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.