Stoddard thanks Hudson for the Christus, his picture as well as forwarding the photograph of Rene, Rennel Rudd sent him another picture, a duplicate of the one Stoddard sent Hudson. He made a delightful trip to Oberammergau with a German gentleman who speaks English fluently. After he has had time to think over his visit he will write an article about his Oberammergau trip. While there he met an interesting character, Frau Wilhelmina von Hillern, author of such powerful tales as "The Vulture Maiden", "The Hour Will Come", and "Higher Than the Church"; She has lived at Oberammergau for two years, studying the people and her next book will be a story of the Passion players. Stoddard requests Hudson send her a copy of "Troubled Heart". Stoddard is sorry he did not see Ella B. Edes ; she did not seem to be a favourite with those he met. Mrs Theodore Vail has gone to meet her husband and Stoddard is awaiting his discharge so that he can travel to England. He is at work on the "Genezzano Letters". :: X-3-j A.L.S. 8pp. 12mo.