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Addressed to a Mr. W.H. Hutchison in Oshawa, ON. "Arrangements have been made for you committee to meet the Executive Committee of the Imperial Kloncilium on Tuesday next, November 10, between the hours of one and two o'clock. I trust that this will be convenient, because you will not only meet Dr. Fowler and myself, but also the other members of the Executive who are deeply interested in the situation at Oshawa, and the general condition throughout Canada". Signed "Yours in the Sacred Unfailing Bond, O. Elliott, Director of Propagation".

Header reads "Knights and Ladies of the KuKluxKlan of Canada", titled "Bulleting No. 10: To be read in open Konclave at the very earliest app". Inside reads a "greetings" and a brief history. Begins in 1928 with their "amalgamation" of four "map klans" in Canada to form a "National Klan in the country". Mentions a klan in Alberta and British Columbia, a klan in Ottawa which has "proven to be one of the most aggressive and progressive bodies in the Dominion". Lists a few towns across Canada while speaking about importance of "home", "church", "the cause", "fraternity", "blood", "Anglo-Saxon", "Yuletide", and "Protestantism". Also concerned by "tyranny and education in an old fashion God fearing home", the "suffering from a yellow press and yellow literature", wanting the "medieval vow of poverty, compared to today's craze for money, which aspires gunman and thuds and gamblers". Calls for a "sexual standard" and "stress obedience". In general, insisting to believe in the British Empire, because by default one would also believe in Christianity. Also believing in the British and Christianity along with the United Nations will prevent a second World War. Includes a song by William V Newson for "Canadian Opportunities Magazine". The end is signed "George Marshall".

Mentions that the KKK-K and KKK of the British Empire amalgamated into the "Invisible Empire Knights of KKK", but that this is false, because there is no affiliation between the two. Also, a "CL Fowler" and "JH Hawkins" were banished from "KKK-C" and "KKK-US". Questions of legitimacy within the groups.

Mr Edward Coleman Black, editor of the "Fiery Cross" and "Twixt Love and Duty".

Concerns about split factions within KKK-K, and people are seeing that its falling on itself. Wishes to build a truce klan on motto "Non Silba Sid Anthar", meaning "Not for Self but for Others". Factions hunting "klancraft" in general meetings at a Sovereign Hall, 805 Dover Count Road.

Suggesting an "open air naturalization Ceremony and Demonstration for Eastern Ontario". Mentions a meeting to be held in Nappanee, because it's center of its forces, which include Oshuwa, Bowmansville, Peterboro, Trenton, Belleville, Bath, Kingston, Gananoque, Porth, Smith Falls, Brockville, Ottawa, Prescott, Cornwall. Suggests to contact an "Ernest Hughson" of 220 Division St Kingston.

Outlining the suspension of Homer B. Nay, "guilty of offense under Article XVIII, section 2, notation (2) (4)". Also for "conspiring against the best interest of our organization and has been guilty of creating dissention and discord".

Outlining the suspension of Joseph Ballons of Guelph, "guilty of offense under Article XVIII, section 2, notation (2) (4)". Also for "conspiring against the best interest of our organization and has been guilty of creating dissention and discord".

Outlining the suspension of Jas S. Lord, "guilty of offense under Article XVIII, section 2, notation (2) (4)". Also for "conspiring against the best interest of our organization and has been guilty of creating dissention and discord".

Describes a "fiasco" in Toronto in January, and about how "real" Klansmen will get together to save Klankraft in Canada from personally ambitious men who "presume to ride to positions of trust over other men's reputation". Talks about a movement to amalgamate the present British Empire group with "own movement", and that this amalgamation is one of the most vigorous in Canada. Further claims to ne the original and only official organization in Canada, and asking to pay no attention to the "ugly banishments recently scattered over the country by irresponsible parties". Signed by a C Lewis Fowler.