He has received a card from Father Granger, a letter from Hudson, and the Liverpool "Times" with the marked passage. He discusses his articles and their revision. He will write to Father James E. Fitton warning him not to put another edition on the market. If forced, he will have the essay copyrighted. He asks Hudson's opinion about putting a notice in the "Ave Maria" to the effect that a revised and authorized version will appear shortly. He can send no article this week, but will next week. Would a series of four articles explaining indulgences meet the public want? In calculating his contribution, Father Hudson must remember the conditions under which Father Lambing works. He will write again. He wishes Hudson a Happy New Year, stating that his is certain not to be so. :: X-2-g A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.