The Washington times., 1917-11-27

up my mind that / would not write to
you until you wrote to me, or else spoke
one sweet word through ithe phone But
have relented, and Instead am going TO
tell you how harah and unlSind you were.
81 did, not think that ever In your
lifetime. even II you lived to n hun
dred years, would you have ordered
me out OF the room. much less gone
away without saying good-by or
where you were going to stay. That
after a thousand one one professions
OF lovei Well, I suppose every ones
ideals are shattered. and yours. prob
ably, also-although have tried not
TO shatter yours, even when things
did seem SO hard
81 hope you are having a good
time In New York It must be such
fun to play bachelor again: in fact II
must seem quite natural. and the last
two years surely are but 4 hoFTid
nightmars-then 30 inoppcrtunely the
rwife's letter comes. Why don't you
race with Maurice and enjoy your
self? You will only get nervous and
bored in Bethlehem and lose your ap-
petite. Devotedly,
"BLANoUITA"
word From TumuIty.
One written in August read:
my Darling Dadda-I have tried to
get you on the phone this afternoon,
but when called up, you were alb
sent from the club. Lester Jones
called up and he said everything most
cheerful and that Tumulty wanted to
see you either Tuesday, wednesday,
or Thursday in the morning. He told
Tunulty to wire you. which he did.
and am enclosing the wire; also .
letter from L J., which came this
morning just after you phoned.
opened II, thinking there might be
something ofImportance in II, but did
not think II worth while to phone II
to you. You can Judge for yourself.
Il hope you are well and are tax
ing good care OF yourself I am ever
so much better and am looking for
ward with great pleasure TO your re-
turn.
I'VE might 60 to New York to-
gether on Monday, ard then you go
on to Washington either that night
or Tuesday, and return here, though
/ should simply love - 90 with you,
except that-I might bo in your way.
"SToodies is very well and every
thing Is as It hes been.
Please come tomorrow by the
Diamond without fail. I have writ
ten on both sides of the sheet 80 as
TO make the, Letter lighter since I
have only just the amount OF stamps
necessary, and want TO inelose both
kilograms I mentioned. Much love
from US both and q kiss.
'BLANoUIrA.
"P. Slave Just opened lawyers
letter and am Inclosing II so you
can make your plans accordingly"
stiI Expected Happiness.
Another tender missive written to
Darling Dadda BOY" said:
"T was 90 glad to get your note
this morning and as ] read today's
omen, I hope II would be true. Many,
many thanks for thinking OF me and
sending me thai lovely cook book.
As soon as we aro in our little home
we'll try them ell, won't wef And
we'll have such funI Oh, what hap
piness It will be!
"Do call me up as soon as you
know something definite, darling. I'm
so excited and so anxious, I can
hardly breathe. ] have prayed all
day for you aud am sure God can't
refuse. Hope you get my wire.
"Just think, Billy Iot married al
ready. I'm s0 vary sad we weren't
there for the Geddipg. The cable
was addressed TO us both.
Bessie Is going away tomorrow.
She Is going to have her throat
operated and it can't walt. So I'm
going TO be left all alone with TODD
les egain. wrote Miss Ethel and
told her to come, also enclosed check.
Thank you for sending II. Much love
TO you, darling, and God bless you.
DADA GIRL"
One written some time in August
reads: 49,. -,
',My Darling Dar-I have 3uSt miss
cd you all the time, and have been
absolutslys miserable without you. I
never would have come II had
known you were Eolng to stay behind.
feel 30 selfish and mean coming
away on q jaunt and leaving you to
do the work back home.
Dada Darling-rve besn 30 lone
some without you-you don't know.
] tAVs . 0AII n Cor yoA end vAils Z