Enclosed is the receipt of Mrs. Eva Mariotti for $10.00. Today Mariotti informed Edes that she mailed to Hudson an article on St. Benedict. Edes asked Monsignor Denis O'Connell if he would like the Ave Maria for the College. He said he would be greatly pleased with it. Regarding Father Thomas E. Walsh's visit, the offending porter was the Cerberus of Edes home. Monsignor Domonic Jacobini promises to sit for his photo ere long. Edes sent Hudson a copy of the Italian pastoral of Archbishop Michael A. Corrigan on the Italians in the United States. It offset the harmful pamphlet of Monsignor Januarius De Concilio. The article on the pilgrims in the Catholic Herald was written by one of the party and contains more truth than poetry. All the "spread eagleism" in the American papers is all stuff. There was little notice taken of them there. It was with great difficulty that the Franciscans and O'Connell could secure the party an audience with the pope. Edes sends Hudson the authorized course? of Fra Agostino da Montefeltro. It is always the same in every city where he preaches. The government, under excuse of public safety, will probably prohibit the preaching. The Church of San Carlo has the appearance of a fort beseiged. Prior Patrick Glynn, O.S.A., refused the Queen of Italy passage through his convent to reach a tribune offered by the Cardinal Vicar to hear the sermon. Edes fears it will make more trouble for the pope. But one cannot reason with those Paddies. How could Hudson attribute to Edes the letter in the Tablet. The paper is becoming the ridicule of Rome. He never gets anything straight and is a conceited little ass. What fun the attacks by John Boyle O'Reilly of the pilot. "Paddy" all the world over. Never stop to see if you be right, but fire away. Edes does not know if she will go on with the Freeman. :: X-3-i A.L.Incomplete 8pp. 12mo. 11