Hudson receives thanks for the kind words, and Tello expects them from his generous friendship. Tello will be pleased to publish the "Chicago Times" sketch. A proof is enclosed to prove he recognized Hudson's earmarks in the Notre Dame notice. The "Leader" attack was infamous. The Sisters are not receiving any aid from either Ordinary or priests. The poor women are struggling to pay a debt of $30,000.00 on their building. They have to pay the bank $2,000.00 a year. Being French speaking and strangers they have not yet met the entire heart of the "Irish" people. Why did the "Leader" attack them? In the interests of a humbug relief association, The Bethel. The Bethel purchased a $61,000.00 home without a cent to pay for it and enlisted, the "Leader" in this crusade against the Sisters. Now the "Leader" asks the public to pay for the house of the Bethel Association. Cowles is intensified in bitterness at his daughter's conversion. He told someone that we had broken up the peace of his household. Our Lady smiles on Hudson and his efforts. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.