She was glad to receive Hudson's letter. She regrets that she did not meet the Father Edward F. Sorin, C.S.C. with whom she has been corresponding relative to writing for the Ave Maria. In their last letters they had got off the track and were quite frank with their personal opinions of each other. Her health has improved but she is still suffering from a rheumatic ailment. She is happy to learn that Hudson and the readers of the Ave Maria want her to resume writing for the magazine but her physician and her children believe that a long respite from mental strain would have the best effect on her health. Therefore she will not do any writing for the Ave Maria in the near future. She thinks the story "Aunt Winifred" is serving a useful purpose. She wants her name withdrawn from the list of contributors to the Ave Maria since she is not contributing anything. She is enclosing the last letter Father sent her which she wants returned as soon as Hudson reads it. She asks where Hudson will be sent if he leaves Notre Dame. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.