Toohey expresses his sympathy to Hudson on the death of his father and has remembered Hudson's father in his Mass. If Hudson has French or german Documents to be translated Toohey will do it if they are not too urgent in regard to time. Toohey asks for a copy of the new Roman journal, "The Aurora," which a parishoner wants in English and Toohey wants in Italian. There are quite a few Italians in his parish, but they are poor specimens religiously. He also wants an English and French copy of "Our Lady of Lourdes" by Charles Lasserre, Father Thebaud's "Irish Race" and a small edition of the Breviary from Tours. He does not want the Machlin edition. He has written to Hickey in New York for the breviary but there is none there smaller than his onw. Toohey wants to read the "Irish Race" for a Catholic celebration on St. Patrick's Day, and his breviary is too large to carry around on his stations. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.