The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-27
MAKES
PUBLIC WALLETS
LOVE LETTERS
Former Servant Expected to
Be Released To-
morrow.
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life for some time. or II will bring
me magnificent thoughts of com
ing
| am poor fellow, but I have n
heart which / owuld part with to a
Lady which | love dearest on earth
ct is you, Dearest Lady,. am
perfectly alone In this country no
real friends no relations whatever,
l do not mix up with the servants
as [ find more pleasure to associate
with peopel better tnan ! am
| do not know IL you are interest
or like my. person but | do know that
| am awfy found of you, In every
respect. l like and admire you
emensklig. My feelings towards you
Dear Lady has grown every day III
larger circumference.
Inside my heart is the eternal feel
ings which cannot be expressed in
words C'only actions can speak'Q.
Dav and night, until the slumber
takes me away, / think of you, Dear
Lady. 1t is restless thoughts which
never lives my brain.
] was born Baron; my mother,
a Baroness, died three years after
my birth. She was wealthy when
she died, but I was born one year
before she gott married. She had
heart trouble which took her away
suddenly, without to have written
any ltBdCN 80 was ltll W NY
tepfather for my education in eight
years, that's all. l came to this
country three and a half years ago
to try my best and to help my step
father, which is in rather poor
financial affairs, with tire dotters.
The only thing ! have to be proud of
Is my health and my mothers dear
descended nobility blood, so / was
born o Gentleman and ! shall al
ways be in the honor of my moth
er's name.
will not tire you any longer. but
If you have the slitest liking or
symputhly for me. who thinks the
world OF you, | wish of my heart
YOU would use me and have con-
fidenCe in me. I am not able to
Madam, has me with body and soul
you maybe do not know or believe
1t, but | take God as a sufficient
ado to It.
I will do anything in the world
for you, which Is in my power and
could make you a plcasurur II not
longer than two hours, K would de-
light me as well.
Trust me, as your only true
friend, money thoes not make a true
friend of heart. here, | Am here to
you purpose take me and make use
OF me and give me a friends hand
drought this weary world of Ill
ness:
You have power TO send me out
on the street j can gCtt a place
easy enon but to think of il makes
me feel sorry ] trust you because
In your eyes I have read something
which I never read in any woman:
] hope you will from time to time
give me little place in your mind
and heart and remember me as one
who thinks the world and all OF you.
Lovingly. b. l.. DE +.
] have a right to- love you II want,
but IT Is up to you n roU want to
think anything of me and consider
mo as a friend
For mercy. don't show this to your
husband or anybody.
Let me know your thoughts
through Il note. please; II would
make me happy.
Asked for Reference.
This is the first letter which Bran
addressed to Mrs. Schiff or to myse
and it was the first revelation to us
his character.
About three days after Brandrs di
charge. Mrs. Schiff received a lett
from him expressing regret for his co
duct and asking for reference"
Mr.. SChiIf hen tells why he refus,
to give the valet a reference and co
tinucS the statement by describing ho
Brandt attacked him in his own hou
after demanding a sum of money.
The statement concludes with a dc
Crintion Of the proceedings of the tri
and the conviction of the valet.
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