Hickey thought it very good of Hudson to think of him during Hudson's great trial. Hickey's Review went to press too soon to get the slips in that Hudson had sent him, but they will try to do so next week. Hickey was happy to know that the Ave Maria was saved from the fire and after studying the picture of the University he could not see how it could have escaped until he remembered that Our Lady was keeping her paper safe. Hickey wishes Hudson to present his condolences to Father William Corby. He is anxious to know if Prof. James F. Edwards saved any of the library and to tell Father Kelly that he will find for him what he wants. He sends some copies of the Catholic Review to Hudson. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. crown 8vo.