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Scope and Contents O'Rourke has an article on "Our Schools" which will make a pamphlet of about 30 pages. It is similar to Hudson's pamphlet on Judge Dunne's Oration and O'Rourke would like to know the cost to publish about 800 or 1000 copies. The article treats education in general and the "Catholic question". It is not O'Rourke's wish to make any profit. The clergy who have seen the manuscript are anxious to see it published. Father Franciscus, C.S.C., aids in hearing confessions on the 15th — the day...

Scope and Contents Hudson's letters received. Hudson is always right in curtailing Jenkins' articles and he may change what he pleases. Jenkins does not agree with Hudson on keeping mum the matter in debate. Jenkins would like to see some European Catholic modesty take the place of the counterfeit article manufactured in this country. Jenkins may visit Hudson the 1st Sunday of September. Jenkins is going to take Hudson "down a peg" for the first time. Aristotle wants to say that "we are bound to give heed...

Scope and Contents Hudson's letter of the 9th received. Not a better medium could be found than the Ave Maria for placing such a controversy before the people whom they wish to reach. Its pages are not the place for long continued discussions. If Hudson thinks Ryder severe upon Mr. Egan, Hudson should remember that Egan himself advocates candid expression. Ryder rejoices that Hudson approves of his volume but wonders-why not have the biographies written for the "Ave Maria?" Hudson could have a reasonable...

Scope and Contents Wood is sorry to hear of Hudson's sufferings. He advises Hudson to prevent overwork and to allow his body a generous diet. Wood noticed that the present Pontiff has ordered 300,000 francs for a new Edition of St. Thomas Aquinas. Cardinal Thomas Zigliara is to be the chief editor. Wood asks Hudson if the edition known as "Billuart's" published by Benziger was annoted by members of the Society of Jesus. Wood is writing a course of sermons on the Conception of God. The last sermon ends...

Scope and Contents Miss Hoskin does not wish to urge Hudson to publish her paper on the "Community of the Precious Blood" against his judgment. Miss Hoskin fears Hudson will misunderstand her as it is not her intention to make an appeal. Her desire was to make this new order known and to spread the devotion to the Precious Blood. Since there is no Catholic Magazine in Canada, her object was to reach Canadians as much as those of the United States, as the "Ave Maria" is read in nearly every Catholic...

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Brown thanks Hudson for sending the copy of Judge Dunne's excellent oration on Commencement Day. Even though Brown read the article in the "Scholastic" he is glad to have it in pamphlet form for future preservation and reading. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 12mo

Scope and Contents He sends a Postal Order for $5. $4 is for the suffering in Ireland and $1 for the rebuilding of Notre Dame. The contribution for Ireland should be acknowledged in favor of Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Carty, deceased, and husband. The contribution for Notre Dame is Lavey's sent in hopes of sharing in the Masses and prayers of the community. A correction is given for the mailing of the Ave Maria. P.S. Lavey describes a miraculous cure in this vicinity by the use of cement from Knock. P.S....

Scope and Contents Hudson's letter with enclosures received. Miss Donnelly's original plan for the summer was to take a trip to Minnesota and to remain at her brother's residence until September. On her way to Philadelphia she planned to visit Notre Dame. She has not been well and needs the change of climate. Her plans were changed at the last minute and she hurried off to New Rochelle. Circumstances will prevent Miss Donnelly from getting out the new book "Crowned with Stars." Miss Donnelly's mother will...

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Hudson's postal received. Toohey tried to have the 2nd chapter of "Raphael" ready by the afternoon mail but failed. Father Colovin is studying horsemanship. Toohey hopes to hear that Father Gleeson is confirmed in Deadwood. Hudson should ask Brother Edward about some blank books he is making for Toohey. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 12mo

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Dwenger has been informed that Hudson has exchanges for the Ave Maria in Australia. He would like to make an inquiry as to the whereabouts of Elizabeth McAttee of the parish of Clanbroney, Ireland. About 12 years ago she was heard of in Melbourne, Australia. This information is desired on account of a legacy left in Dwenger's authority. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo

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Egan is sending a book published by a well-meaning fellow. A notice would make him very happy. Ryder has informed Egan that he will cut him up. Egan sent Hudson's name to Scribner's. Has Brother Stanislaus C.S.C. arrived yet? He weighed as much as Egan when departing. :: X-2-f A. Postcard Unsigned 32mo.

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Hudson's letter increased Hickey's pleasure in writing a notice. The "American" is off the press. Egan has 4 weeks to write on the "Review" and the "Catholic World." Many people want Egan to write an article on Southwell, Hubington and Crashaw. :: X-2-f A.L.S. Initialed 1p. 12mo

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Ryder received the proof. Hudson should add the manuscript enclosed if not out of place. Attached: a criticism of Maurice Francis Egan's verse by Ryder. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo

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Maurice Egan has encouraged Miss Smith to offer Hudson something for inspection. It is the first work since regularly engaged in literary work. The poem she sends was written for the Ave Maria. The "Ave Maria" is welcomed in her household where Miss Smith is the only Catholic. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo

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Cunningham sends Hudson a statement for the amount due for "Preludes". :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 8vo

Scope and Contents Ryder received the proof and Hudson's letter. The places Hudson penciled are those in which Ryder ventures to reply to his recommendation to intellectual converts. Ryder discusses Maurice Francis Egan with Hudson. It will be spring before Ryder has his book ready for the publishers, and a long time before it is ready for the market. Hudson is right about using the biographies in the "Ave Maria." Hudson is unselfish. Ryder is flattered that his verses please Hudson, and hopes someday to...

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Sister Elizabeth has just received Sister Cecilia's Ave Maria and sees that her grandmother's name was misspelled. It should be: Harriet Anne Redman . Hudson should correct it. Her grandmother loved all. God's will be done. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 12mo

Scope and Contents Absence in Chicago is the cause of not replying to Hudson's letter. The advertisement is correct. He obtained six new students from Saint Jarlath's parish. All are going to the Jesuit college. He did not go near Notre Dame students. He did not go near his name sake Kelly who lives in Father Cashman's parish, nor allow Father Cashman to go because he thought they intended to go to Notre Dame. On the advice of Father Tom Maher an ad was put in the "Chicago Times." Kelly heard Father P. P....

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Hudson's offering received. The prayers of the poor in the school will be frequently offered in Hudson's honor. An 8-day retreat will commence Saturday. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo

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Miss Mann is home. She did not collect anything except the $4 she mentioned. She will send a trifle on her own account for the church in New Orleans. She has been ill all summer and expected to regain her health while at Saratoga. Miss Mann thanks Hudson for his promises to pray for her. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo

Scope and Contents A package of manuscripts is being sent to Hudson containing 2 stories for children and another articles. Also the passages taken from the 2 volumes of L. P. Dupont are being sent. The passage should be read by some of the priests who know French. It should make a good article for the Ave Maria. If Hudson desires it he will do the translation. A copy of the rules of the Vestiary of St. Martin has been sent to the "London Tablet" for publication to benefit the poor of Ireland. A copy has...

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Hudson should have 200 copies of the enclosed printed. Send the bill to Mother Superior. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 12mo

Scope and Contents Mrs. Parker has not seen an announcement of a serial story for the coming year in the Ave Maria and would like to send one to Hudson. If Hudson knew her peculiar situation he would sympathize with her. She describes her domestic situation. Mrs. Parker will soon write a poem in payment for the Ave Maria. She will send the first chapters of her story to Hudson for inspection if he desires her to write it. She asks Hudson to send the issue of the Ave Maria with Eliot Ryder's article on...

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A copy of the "American Treasury of Facts" has been mailed to Hudson. It is a compilation of National Statistics made by Honorable A. R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress, and will prove to be a valuable reference book. If Hudson publishes the notice accompanying the book, he should send a copy of the paper to Warner, for future reference. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 8vo

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Father General thought it to be a good idea to have the ceremonies for the taking of the Habit and Religious Professions mentioned in the Ave Maria to make the Congregation known and to find vocations. Louage thinks the same article should be published in Canada also. If Hudson does not object the following list should be published in the next issue. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 1p. 12mo

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McFadden requests the accompanying letter be published in the Ave Maria. The Irish in America are not forgetful of the land of the Emerald Isle as Americans helped to soothe the pain of the recent catastrophe of August 15. No enclosure. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

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Murphy thanks Hudson for the remittance received for the poor of Galway. Hudson will not realize what he and the readers of the Ave Maria have done until they see it in Heaven. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo

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Miss Churchill has been away trying to regain her strength. She received the $10 but does not know if it covered her last article. She names the 4 manuscripts published thus far. Miss Churchill asks Hudson if Miss Susan L. Emery has mailed him a sketch titled "The Root of the Matters." If Hudson does not want it Mrs. Hecker will take it. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Hudson's letter received. Dallas' trip from McKavett was unpleasant as the whole country was flooded. A Texas rain can fill a dry ravine within 3 minutes to a roaring torrent. Dallas waited 4 days in a village for the Yllano river to go down in order to cross. Over 12 houses were blown over at the fort but no loss of life. Dr. Havard and Father Heyburn were at Fort Clark but left before Dallas returned. Father Heyburn returned to his station at Eagle Pass. Dallas explains a Court...

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Egan has letters on Catholic poets. While writing a sum of the great American drama, his pen ran into a dialogue. Egan will send it to Hudson. Regards to Brother Stanislaus and Professor Edwards. :: X-2-f A. Postcard S. 32mo