The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
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THE LETTER ! SENT TO DICK
Copyright, 1915. by tho Newspaper
Enterprise Assoelatlon.)

Copyright, 1915. by tho Newspaper
Enterprise Assoeiatlon.)
wonder. dear Dick. II you have
missed my letters3
You know. dear. soiemnly made
up my mind I would not write you.
thought YOU would get nervous
and at least wire To see n we're
atill In the land OF the living. but.
alasi find that, having married
a wife, you are perfectly content
with this thought when you arc
away. mo news In good news"
really expected YOU home yes
terdRy and was greatly diaappoint-
ed when Mr.. Selwin called me up
Ia say that you would have 10 stay
another week 10 arrange the de.
tails or tho wonderful contract
you have made with tho school
board nt ----.
Congratulations my dear. am
very proud OF the business ability
OF my husband
Annie Is going 10 have baby
and she already calls him" Little
Tim" sincerely hope Il will not
be a her" To hear her talk. you
would know that she and big Tim
already had ''tha boy" working at
the city hall.
Tn awfully glad they are 40 hap
~. One time l was afraid that
they would not DO able TO make n
go" OF their lives together. but I
see now IL WAS just because Tim
had not found the kind OF work for
which he was fitted.
DO you know. dear. I believe n I
we're 20 wish some one loved tho
greatest wish knew how 10 formu-
late. | would say; send him the
work for which he In fitted"
You. my dear. are absolutely fit
ted for your work. You love n:
you succeed in II and you are hap
py. ! hope you VIII understand me
when ! say that I am not 40 much
In your thoughts or your life as In
your work. Byron Mt least knew
hts own sex when he put love In
the secondary place In mems lives.
Your mother ia not very well and
she II very unhappy. Consequent
~ every one about her In unhappy.
don't know what you are going 10
do with her about tho business. She
reRenta the idea Of Mary mnnag
ing II. However. I won't worry you
with that until you get home
I've got some surprising news to
tell you when yon arrive II am 20.
ing TO see II your curiosity will not
impel you TO write me. II only 10
AJAX what Il iaD
or four times. Met that Mr.. Hat
ton and like him Immensely. I
want him 10 come out here when
you get home. (ie has asked 10
CALI Poor man. from what he
tells me. am sure his money does
not make him nj all happy. and
Harry tells me that hia mother a.
vorced HIS father 10 marry another
man.
BY the way. BiIl Teuncy told me
the other night he still loved HIS
divorced wife. Can you beat that
Aun, Mary has not come home
yet. and tell you I'm awfully lone.
some for her. I'm going to insist
that Ehe shall come hack Just a.
soon an things are settled over al
your mothers.
MollIe IL stili delighted with her
place Mr. Haiton. think. IL fond
Of her. He speaks very nicely
about her
cannot write you about Jack. ne
have not seen him since You left.
think he. too. rrNents Mary being
made manager of the book shop.
II takes n big man. Dick. 10 ao-
knowledge that any woman. even
his wife. can do better than he can
In the same line % work.
guess have written you all the
news. and you know I'll be very
happy when you come back 10 your
MARGfE
ITO BE Continued Tomorrow
Utah legislature indicates !, will
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