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Bottom ripped off and missing.

Cover reads "International Correspondence Schools Instruction Paper: French", Part 4, from the International Textbook Company in Scranton, PA. The number 318 D-2 is on the bottom. Inside the booklet are "lessons" for practicing French phrases and sentences. In the back are recommended supplies for students for learning more.

Cover reads "International Correspondence Schools Instruction Paper: French", Part 2, Conversational Lessons III-IV from the International Textbook Company in Scranton, PA. The number 318 B-2 is on the bottom. Inside the booklet are "lessons" for practicing French phrases and sentences. The back cover of the booklet appears to be missing.

Envelop with a letter from Florence Inn in Terry Town, NY. Addressed to a Mr. and Mrs Hutchison. Reads: "Your lonely gift arrived yesterday, we both thank you very much, it was most kind of you… Having heard I've speak of you… I feel I know you both well. I do hope some time in the near future we shall all meet. It would be lovely if you could pay us a visit, we should be most delighted to see you. Thank you for your lovely gift... PS... working such long hours but as soon as he can he will write you."

Addressed to a WH Hutchison at "Dexter Airedale Kennels" on 32 Quebec Street, Oshuwa ON. Sent from Chicago. Reads: "In reply to letter I say 2 female Airedale puppies are in good condition providing that you can send one male with them as we find it difficult to handle females one. Very truly yours, Atlantic and Pacific Birds Co."

Title reads: "To All Geni, King and Major Kleagles, Kleagles, Imperial Representatives, and Citizens of the Invisible Empire". Reads as "Greeting", then points following generally about enquiries made on a Gilbert of Petterboro Ont who was taken into custody recently in connection with some "unlawful transactions". Points out that this man was not accepted into the Klan when he applied last summer, but later became a member of the "K.K.K. of B.E.", and when this group rejoined their main group, he was again refused to be a member, as they are "not after numbers", and do not want "dead weight". Mentions elsewhere in the bulletin a Funeral Ceremony and buying official Klan books. Also mentions recent news in daily papers that one or two Popes have recently commented on "ugly things about the Klan movement", but that they expected this. "Each knock is a boost for us and calls the attention of thousands to the work we are doing. men think for themselves these days. One paper said we Protestants can never and will never "STICK TOGETHER". This shows they do not know the Klan. It has often been true in the past that our Protestant movements have broken up into segments, small groups, and have thus destroyed their usefulness [...] But such men are not real Klansmen, but are real enemies to the cause of Protestantism. The Klan "MOVEMENT" is primarily a world movement, and is national in each country. In "UNION" there is strength. No, the Klan will never be broken up for those who have such ideas will be put out of the movement by the local groups. It is time we protestants are learning this exceedingly important fact. Let us keep "PETTY JEALOUSIES" out of this great cause. Keep the one big thing constantly before our eyes ... IN CANADA THIS IS A NATIONAL MOVEMENT ... one big army with one objective. Victory is sure but we must keep step and forward march". Mentions how strong their cooperation has made their movement recently, and how the Klan movement is doubtless the "greatest movement of the age", the "last work in Anglo-Saxon-Protestant organization", the "last instrument of righteousness". On the back of bulletin lists the "duties of officers".

Ripped piece of paper. Letter head reads "The Great North Western Telegraph Company of Canada", addressed to WH Hutchison.

Invisible Empire: Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Kanada correspondence 4

To a Mr. Hutchison. Enclosing a copy of a bulletin issued by C Lewis Fowler and JH Hawkins.

Outlines that JH Hawkins was removed from office and all official connections with Headquarters as of Nov 12 1927. Also that a R.G.M. Ross has been placed in charge of Imperial Headquarters.