Her sister did not receive the money Hudson mentioned in his letter but they have already written home to ask whether it was received there. Since publishers will not accept her story unless she has a large subscription list, and the public will not subscribe unless she is connected with a reputable publisher, she has a very perplexing problem to solve. Without the help of the Holy Cross Fathers the situation seems hopeless. She would prefer a Protestant publisher because he would be less inclined to change the manuscript. If Hudson decides to print the circular without a publisher her mother will, if extremely necessary, advance the money for the printing expenses until the subscribers make their remittances. If the circular is to make its appearance in May she thinks it advisable to begin printing it in February. Her hearty approval is extended to the stories recently published in the Ave Maria written by Fr. Adam and Mr. Arthur. She encloses a hymn given to her when she was at St. Mary's of the Woods a week ago. She is sorry that she is causing Hudson so much trouble but he need not doubt that she is very grateful for everything he does for her. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.