The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-07

ANIL YOUR SITplElH4 Il AhIAh ~
don't believe that l am without a heart.
II is necessary that we give each other
courage. you to me and ! to you, Ii we
at least see each other only to exchange a
warm kiss we shall be happy just the
same. We must be careful, though, not to
be seen by anyone.
Courage, my love, and kisses.
NV Hope-I would like to write You a
long letter, but | feel a little nervous, ana
then we know what must be done. L ao'ise
you to always be alert and calm; anu so
and think always of what is necessary anu
of the one that wishes you well.
Kisses and kisses. One line Is sufncieht
for remembrance.
Must Defy Devil.
My Sweet Hope; oh, how mean It j. 70
wait. but 1t is just as you say, the aevH
puts himself in the way. But 90 net see
angry, my dear love: We, with patenSe,
defy the devil. together with all those
who go against us. My love. pay attention
TO your business and also TO your heaitn:
Yes. / am worried, and feel bad. but what
do YOU expect, you cannot conceal your
sufferings. The time will come when we
will regain our health with love. How
hard 1t is to write when. you nave no I'D
erty. Oh. how lovely will be the moment
that Is to come, when our love, and mar
tyred hearts will not suffer any longer.
Kisses and kisses always TO my love
and hope.
NV Dear: | cannot understand why you
get ~ill-tenpered when you find have not
written to you. | do not understand any
thing any longer. l have always told you
that / must arrange everything, being that
/ have to fulfill the sentence that you
have imposed upon me Qife or death, yours
or mine) well with your haste you nave
/ revealed almost everything, that YOU have
sut me In the hell and I with holy
|~atience, | stand it all. notwithstanding
hat all my liberty has been taken from
(ie, and as a small opportunity has pre-
ented itself, l have made known to Eou
he whole truth, instead you do nothing
nut distrust me (and always patience).
"When you act like this | always worry
nyself. and | always say that you nave
eceived me between you ana your WIZ,
but II that Is true don't believe that you
will enjoy the rest of your life, because l
will do nothing else but take my own Hte
If you have done this to me. Ii. however,
II ID loyalty, then everything remains as
we have planned. l advise you not TO Pc
furious, otherwise everything Will De
spoiled. ..uv iowa
From Martella to Mrs. AInore
Adored Josephine: -,
1 would like TO know where you get an
the notifications from that you eausea me
last night; | could not sleep all night.
suppose YOU want to get even with me ior
what happened on Sunday; but had flgnl,
but you had none In saying SO many words
to me. saying that you would come to
the porch and tell II to me to my race.
Do You still doubt my faitbtuiness! Don
you believe In the love | have FOR you!
Although you see me rs a maniac, as a
fool, you see me suffer. and all for your
sake. If my love would not be pure, II
would not be faithful, why would l do
so much? No, my ~Josephine& Believe my
love to be sincere. 4 : have always
said that those who may have a noble
heart like yours. are excusable In anything
they might do, Love only lodges In the
beautiful souls like yours, and | have never
said otherwise. . Love me always II
x.a,, ia ,an urorth,y for I gp cn much
for your beautiful heart, and accept many
kisses, as many as my heart desires.
You can not imagine the wound that
You have. opened In my poor heart, when
you told me yesterday that you was
afraid that | would forsake you In some
place, and then | would 90. Why do you
make a coward out of me? l, who have
never had any happiness in the world!
j, who for twelve years have loved you
from the bottom of my heart without ever
complaining; and now that you love me,
aud | am proud of your love. =
love you! l love you with all my heart.
and believe me to be sincere. AS you are
With me. II | said 1 shall go among my
sisters arms, you did not understand me
me-. II / cannot make any money, there is
nothing left for me to do but to go into
my sisters arms, and If I cannot forget
You there then | will seek death"
Joy. oh, my joy Let yourself remain In
the arms Of the one who loves you, and /
shall adore you with all my heart, and you
shall never have a moment to regret. Life
without love, Is like food without salt,
therefore we who love one another cannot
expect anything else but happiness, pleas
ures and JOY. Yes, my Josephine, your
love shall always be the most faithful
companion that can exist In this world
for me.
Ny ~Josephinel Sweetness of my heart,
Love, only my love, remember | cannot
wait until the day we nave agreed upon
without Kisses, and | must have one when
occasion presents itself. Think always OF
the one who loves you, who cannot see the
DAY when he can make you happy.
Write to me 4 nice letter, and let me
know something, and don't be 80 short In
expressing yourself as you have done In
the past. See, just because l had no time
TO write yesterday; this morning you rep
rimanded me and said that 1 neglect, and
you who do not write to me at all!
Kisses, kisses, kisses, always, always,
until death.
Don't pay any attention to my wife. You
always be proud Of yourself: because no
one can tell you anything, as no one else
outside of ourselves knows of our holy love,
at least all they can do Is suspect. but sus-
picion is not evidence; SO you talk to her as
she talks to you, and nothing else. You
cannot imagine how l love you, my dear;
] want TO make you the happiest woman
In the world. You don't know how much
courage you gave me this morning when
you told me not to pay anyone, and so
] did not, not even IL they would press a
knife to my throat.
My joy When we shall be. free I'll show
you all your letters, and then you will be-
neve me sincere. ! keep them as relics,
and there Is no danger that I do not carry
them with me. Love me always. My Joy!
and believe In the one who feels there are
a thousand years between now and the
time he can make you happy. Happy VIII
be the cay w@ea. We caa embrace eaca other
without Seaf. Oh, Cod Wot!G that gotn.
Ing may nappen, and tEat az, wi, 70 wei.
xor, US. martyrs OF love.
Kisses. kisses, kisses, from the one WHO
Is all yours.
Defense Begins.
Edward j. Quigley. of 131 Stone
street, was called az the first witness
for the defense. He is a former school
commissioner of the Fifteenth ward, in
which the shooting occurred, and sim
ply testified that he had known the ac-
cused for a score of years, and her
reputation was good.
Former Alderman William Wangner,
OF thar ward. knew her since hrs shifa.
hood, and said her reputation was first
c1asA
Former Alderman Samuel Epstein,
also Of that ward, a like testimony.