She desires to recommend to the confraternity of Our Lady of Lourdes, a Catholic convert, Mrs. Henriques, who is mortally ill and is taking the water of Lourdes faithfully. She is anguished at leaving two daughters, 12 and 13 who need their mother most now. The disease is thought to be an internal cancer and is baffling medical aid. Enclosed is $1 for more copies of the Ave Maria containing her report of George Morgan's cure. She has given away all the numbers Hudson sent her. George Morgan is living in a tenant house on her south mountain which she has given to him to use for the winter. Her farmer writes that Morgan has had steady work thrashing and husking corn for the farmers, so he is strong. She encloses an anecdote for the Ave Maria if Hudson chooses to publish it. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 4pp. 8vo.