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They request the pleasure of the presence at their colonial party on February 22. :: XI-2-m A.L. (unsigned) 1p.

He is sorry to learn that Edwards' health is not any better. George Rhodius is better off now than he has been since 1907; he had to suffer so much. He wishes Edwards could come to Europe, an ocean trip would do him good. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

He solicits Edwards' order for the second volume of his book Catholics and The American Revolution. He discusses prices. Now is the time to subscribe to The American Catholic Historical Researches. :: XI-2-m Postcard, PRINTED

His sweet birthday greeting was forwarded to her in New York where she has been for five weeks. Had she been home, she would have asked him to dinner. She will be coming home in a week or ten days. She hopes Edwards' health is improved; she asks remembrance to Father Hudson. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 3pp.

They have an accumlation of duties that takes up all their time, but they speak of Edwards often and hope that his health continues to improve and that they may have the pleasure of seeing Edwards soon. James had his toe amputated. They await the dawn of spring. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 2pp.

She has been laid up with the grippe and has not been able to thank Edwards for the grand treat. The proofs for her picture are not good. She ran into Paul Rush and his mother and father. This is the first time she has been in the infirmary. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 4pp.

She sent him a book which came from the Dowies library. She fears he has not improved in the weather. Henry told her that he is looking well. It is a long time since she saw Edwards. She is hungry for a day at St. Mary's. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 4pp.

He received the book last week. He is greatly obliged. He had forgotten about Edwards' promise. Everybody there is o.k. and he hopes Edwards is the same. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

Statement. XI-2-m- Printed form, A. 1p.

Statement. :: XI-2-m Printed form, typed 1p.

There has just been published a new 4th edition of O'Brien's Conveyancing and others Forms including the new ones for the new provinees of Alberta and Saskatchewan. The price is $7.50. :: XI-2-m TYPED 1p.

Herewith he sends a small list of good local books, some of which Edwards may want. He asks Edwards to please return unused cards. Note: slips attached :: XI-2-m A.L.(signature printed) 44pp.

They invite Edwards' attention to the Professional Memoirs, Corps of Engineers United States Army, and Engineer Department at Large a quarterly magazine. It is of value to all engineers; the price has been reduced; subscription is solicited. :: XI-2-m Postczrd, PRINTED

He is directed by the Trustees of the British Museum to convey to James F. Edwards the expression of their best thanks for The American Midland Naturalist which he has been pleased to present to them. :: XI-2-m L.S. (Printed) - 2pp.

A letter from Eugene P. Melady advises him that Edwards is not feeling well. He asks why Edwards doesn't come out to their mountains. He is interested to know the reason for Victor Schlichting's short career at the University of Notre Dame as he was instrumental in getting his parents to send him. He is almost certain that Victor has misinformed his parents. :: XI-2-m L.S.(Typed) 1p.

It is a long time since they have had communication. He is now Librarian of the American Catholic Historical Society and desires that they have co-operative relations. He asks Edwards to have a copy of Father Patrick Smyth's pamphlet Present State of the Missions under the Jesuits in the United States made by a student; all charges will be promptly paid. :: XI-2-m L.S.(Typed) 1p.

He sends kindest regards and best wishes for a bright and happy St. Patrick's Day. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

He can send the National Prohibitionist during the year 1910 for the reading room, free of expense, if it is placed with similar publications on files for reference. A sample copy has been sent. :: XI-2-m L.S.(Typed) 1p.

He had a card from Werner Amiet and from Edwards saying his health is improving. Edwards should take care of himself above all things. The Rhodius case is grinding along in the courts. He feels certain right will win. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

Mrs. Johnston and he wish to thank Edwards for his courtesies to their son, Fabian. Although his brother could take care of his son in Ohio they thought it advisable for him to remain under better influence than the Army. He discusses whether Fabian should get a job in South Bend and asks Edwards for advice on the subject. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 4pp.

This is a new postcard on the market. It represents ailing Vienna. He has given up all idea of returning to America unless God should prolong his life to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of his Ordination. Then he would never go back to Europe but lay his bones in the cemetery at Emmitsburg. He sends Easter greetings. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

The Chicago Evening Post is making a special offer to librarians of its Friday Literary Review, stating it and asking Edwards to give the offer his careful consideration. :: XI-2-m L.S.(Typed) 1p.

May Easter bring Edwards many joys; She hopes there is a daily improvement in his health. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

They are all well and hope that Edwards is the same. They are having lovely weather. They hope to see Edwards there again before long. He is getting on fairly well in school and is still on the alter. He sends love from the family. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 2pp.

Enclosed is an announcement of publications of Readers' Guide. They make special prices to smaller libraries governed by the number of periodicals subscribed and annual income. If Edwards will fill out the blank they will quote their rate. Note: The announcement and list are attached. :: XI-2-m TYPED 3pp.

They certainly wish Edwards could be there enjoying this salt sea air. The roses and wisteria are in bloom. They have sea food, fish � the shrimp are especially good. They hope Edwards is gaining and will be in to see them when they return. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

Best wishes for Easter. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

The American Association of Museums has prepared a Directory of American Museums of Art, History, and Science; no reply has been received from Notre Dame. The work is being made ready for the press, but there is still time. He lists the information desired. :: XI-2-m TYPED 1p.

He received Edwards' kind and welcome letter and thanks him for it. He is glad to know that Edwards' health is getting better. With patience and confidence in God he will soon recover, His sister is not very well. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

They leave South Bend at ten-thirty four on the train for Chicago. Her father is going to be in Chicago too; she can hardly wait. She hopes Edwards is better and that she will see him Saturday. :: XI-2-m A.L.S. 2pp.