The articles "On the Appian Way" are ready for the printers. The first two were paid for as they were sent last year. Miss Edes helped her to valuable materials for L. Giovanni in Ohio, as she sent material not available to Miss Starr. She has sketches to illustrate the articles, but since the Ave Maria is not an illustrated magazine they will have to come out in a book. Hudson should overlook the Latin, on the church of St. Sebastian, or else give it to Father Thomas Vagnier to do. If any mistakes occur now they will be Hudson's fault. Professor James L. Edwards called her and informed her of Hudson's accident. She hopes he is rapidly improving and is glad he is coming to Chicago and calling upon her. She is sorry to hear about Father Edward Lilly. Mother Eliza and Sister Cecilia will suffer in many ways as they are so tender. Hudson should express her sympathy to them if he goes to St. Mary's and tell them she has never forgotten them. Father General is on the ocean and she hopes he will have a pleasant voyage. Will Hudson give her regards to Brother Albert. She is returning his books. Her brother-in-law still lives and is a great sufferer. She asks Hudson to pray for her. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 4 pp. crown 8 vo