Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATCH: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IT. 1917

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letters by her attorney. which she said
she wrote to her husband from
Bethlehem.
Its some lonesome without YOU:
Please don't disappoint us again:
Come Tuesday without fair: "Toodles
aud send all the love in the world
were phrases occurring in these mis-
sives. They were signed. Your de-
voted wife. Dada's girl"
In letter written to Darling
precious daddy" she begged her hus-
band to come and see her without fail
II am SO lonesome without you" she
wrote. This letter was signed with
all the love IN the world from baby boy
and me-
In Angus. she wrote telling him shc
had tried TO get him on the telephone
at hts club. but he was out. On the
edge of the letter, evidently an after
thought she asked where were you?'
repeating the Interrogation mark three
times.
WOULD TRY RECIPES
IN "OUR LITTLE HOME"
On the same day she wrote thanking
him for The gift Of Il cookbook. and
said when she got in their "own little
home She was going TO try every one
of the recipes she had been studying
since she received the book. It would
be such fun she wrote
oh. what happiness il will be-" the
letter read. DO call me up as soon
as you know anything definite. Oar
ling. am so excited and so anxious
can hardly breathe have prayed
all day for YOU. and am sure God
cannot refuse
one Of these letters. written June
Il. 1919. said:
Darling Dadi.-l know YOU will cx-
cuso me for writing in pencil but
somehow it seems coolci. to do so than
use ink. | hope that you are feeling
better. precious. and tina; you have not
tired yourself too much. The heat here
to-day and yesterday has been appa1-
ling. Yesterday saw me at the tea
Mrs. Johnston gavr the BraZilians
Mrs. Johnston sent her car for me- /
missed YOU very much. / feel so lonely
now l don't know what 10 do. Could
you find out from some one OF some
cool little place with no 'squitos and
! nice drives where could take you in
a buggy? Darling, don't wish to
complain, because you already are
having such hard time. but. precious,
I'm afraid this heat will really make
mo sick; and dada dear, I'm doing my
best.
Take care of yourself. darling and
may God grant you success.
Love and a kiss
Your devoted wife,
"DADA'S GIRL"
a short time after the war began.
Mrs. DeSaUllcs said. she returned TO
. New lori; from England. her husband
having cabled that he Lad taken a
| home At Huntington. Lorg Island.
Before going 10 England, Mrs. De-
Saulles said she left two blank checks
with her husband. who told her IT
| might need some money while you are
gone" When She returned. the wit
ness said she found they had been
! cashed for $4,000.
on YACHT SURROUNDED
BY BEvY Of CHORUS GIRLS
At this point Mr.. Uterhart digressed
to elicit from Mrs. DeSaullcs an ac-
count of a Sunday afternoon in Sep
TENDER. 1914. when a yacht on which
she was sailing in Long Island Sound
came upon a yacht chartered by the
Duke Of Manchester, on the quarter
deck of which. the witness said. she
| saw'-'the duke and her husband sur
| rounded by number OF girls.
In telling of this incident in court
| last week, Mr.. Uterhart described the
/ girls as "a bevy Of Broadway:s choicest
! beauties"
I When the questioning of the witness
/ was resumed this afternoon, Mr.. Cter-
/ hart drew from her an account of the
manner in which DeSaullcs is alleged
! TO have gained possession OF New
! York home bought with her money.
| The witness told of an automobile
accident in September, 1915. in which
| she said her head was severely injured
/ Since that time. she testified. she has
been subject TO severe headaches.
Upon her return from a visit tc
Chile in 1915. the defendant said, De.
Saulles would not permit her to live
in the apartment in New York in which
he had established himself.
He told her that these are bachelor
quarters only" She said her HUSBAND
rented another house few block:
away for her and her son.
Mrs. DcSaullcs said she aftcrwarc
learned her husband had "entertained'
Joan Sawyer. n dancer. for severa
months in the apartment which he hat
denied his wife.
The witness declared Desaulles fire