She mailed an installment of "Aunt Winifred" to Father Egidius Henneman, O.S.B., asking him to search for any statements not in conformity with the laws of the church. She believed he is well suited to do this since he spent several years in Rome and is therefore very well versed on the customs and laws of Rome in this regard. They did this because they always want to print the complete truth for which they will gladly sacrifice their own falsely conceived ideas in favor of the doctrines taught by the Church. Since they have not received the corrected manuscript they wonder whether Egidius did not send it directly to Hudson. She states that Hudson must think that they have never been in Rome because they have never offered to write about it. Although they had seen most of the shrines, art galleries, etc. of Rome they did not think that their short visit qualified them to write competently about the Eternal City. They believe that Miss Eliza Allen Starr is doing one of the few good stories on Rome. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.