Howe sent an article she received yesterday, part of which she translated, and requests that Hudson, publish it. Part of her article she leaves to Father Edward Sorin, C.S.C. to translate because of the need of interpretation. She wonders if Bishop Joseph Dwenger would permit Sorin to found an order for their place. Apparently Dwenger's reply to Rome was that he could find no one to accept the conditions that were laid down for founding the order. Monsignor Foschi says they ought to arrange the matter with Dwenger. There is a dispute over the division of the property among Howe's grandfather's heirs. Mr. Wicker made bad work with his children's share, but this did not affect Howe's mother since the division between her and her sister was made while Wicker was alive. Howe's mother never lived with her relatives and board claims can not be made against the estate. :: X-2-i A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.