The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10

to Ed ut all. but my God. he owes you an
apology. l ask for zone. But. my darling. be-
leve me. II I had been guilty. OF such an sc
1 would kill myself. Thank God. I am too hcn-
orable. and II we live together fifty years you
will md that not by word or action will I eve,
doubt you.
| oh. he told me SO much. When we get to-
gether We can talk 1t all over. you will have
seen him again and 50 viii! I. He sad ne never
saw two people more or better adapted for each
other: says We would die. both Of Us. to protect
our honor and good names: told me I was go
proud OF you and that l had loved you a long
time before I ever saw you-and that I was go
determined to make you love me and to win you
that I would have raised a hearing IN both
heaven and hell. though it would have been hon
orable. After I won your love I would stand
by md protect you. as you would need friends:
told me 1 held the key to the trouble Sunday
night, but I would never show II until 1t WINS
very imperative to do SO: he told me that l had
received a note from you and that you was show
Ing me that you had more trust in me: said we
a. lived In the same house: said he could see
me around you. Ny dear doesn't he get eI-
cited!
man. but was always going to live easy ard
have plenty and that I was going to make ycu
the happiest woman on earth. He spoke Of you
having children II you stayed with your present
contention. CHere follows a paragraph in the
letter warning Mrs. Mccool not become a mother.
FINDS A FRIEND.
Pyrle. my darling girl. in your letter you say
So1 hhS - = ihih sOu, re L
Ike to hear you talk that way. ! am so glad
you have found a true friend In the lady tina.
called on you yesterday: it will be the means of
US probably getting together more. We must
be together some: 1t is imperative. I have often
wished you had some lady friend where we
could 60. / am so glad: make 9 conndant out
OF her, darling: that is as much as possible: Of
course. you know Just how far to go.
In regard to Monday night. my own dear Pyrle.
I hardly know what to say. As long as you are
McCools wife I hardly know whether 4: is best
for ffa To % nnf after niUhf I will fbguty a n,-nr
and let you know. However, we will arrange to
be together. sure. for I have some things that I
must tell you-things that told me: 1 mustn't
write. but tell you. i am going to. darling. al
he tells this thoroughly. Pyrle. l have seen par
ties. telegraphed and have letters. 30 1 know
what I am doing.
you. when VIC have proven to him that we are
innocent? 1 can't stand 1t. Consider this, Pyrie.
I have told nobody. I am very careful what I
tell Mrs. Nc: she is all right now. But. Pyrle.
i: has fallen to me to take care OF you, and for
Gods sake let me. Do not hate to ask a favor Of
me. My hearts love. pocketbook. everything II
at your reach when in need or trouble.
I will not mention this matter spoken OF abovs
to you until the time comes. II # ever will. But
before II comes you must make up your mind
to abide by the results.
go 10 cLA1RvoYANT."
Pyrle. my darling. want you to do me
favor this afternoon or tomorrow. Please do,
Pyrle. I do not often ask favor.. but piea.s
grant this one. I want you to 20 this afternoon
to Mr.. -. the clairvoyant: I was talking 10 a
man yesterday that said he was wonderful: said
you could write questions on a piece of paper
and he would answer them. tell your name an
swer any question. Pyle, my darling. 90 and
ask him about cur future. about me: also about
you want to know: ask him about the
trouble SUNDAY night: he will probably tell Won
you want to know. I want to 20. but
I want you to 70 first. Go. my darling. I in
close a dollar: get a dollar reading: don't be
AFRAID to ask him any question you want to
know. Please. darling. 20: then I viii 20. +
know there Is some things you would like to
know as well as myself. Please go. darling. Good
and loving WIZ.
p. S.-PyrIe. my darling. I would wait until
and 20 by myself. Do not tell any-
BODY thar you are going. or that you have gone. |
Do this. Pyrls. dear: 10 Tomorrow morn,ne aft.
err 10 o'clock: then you can get your dinner DOWN |
II you 70 in the morning / will 20 to- |
night Good-by, darling. WILL.