The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-10
Love VANISHES;
GIRL ENDS LIFE
Efforts OF Physician Fail to
Revive Her
Continued From Page one

tell him not 10 let 1t go as far as my
love went for him
How I do wish that my father had
been The sumo dad au Of old, when I
was only child. but ! guess ~ iH
too late 10 be- good. and when lac
brings up daughter my ease might
change his wind little bit The3
SAY that sunshine follows "a storm
and I hope that ~ win he fo In ms
ease. How often Z have wished that
{ had died when I was % baby m
stead Of now.
Guiding liInd Helped
Tell aunue aud uncle have
thought Of them. Too. before leave
this earthly hel and ~ it wasn't for
their guiding maud iu whole lot 81
places / should have given up many
a time. They have been better 10
me than anyone elise on eurth when
u came 10 homo aud love ana taught
60 from right to wrong have
never boon worthy ~ their trust or
home or anything RuesH that
thcy didn't realize at Christmas time
that Il would be the lasi limo that
they would ever see me. You show
them your husband for me ana !
guess Il will be all right then.
Denies Insanity
II can hardly write Tor tho tears
are binding mo. 30 don't know
whether YOU can make out what this
IL. Try and think that I'm not 10.
sane or anything because this b. the
only time that I believe I ever have
been sane. or used some of my God
blessed wisdom that was put In my
nut. II there H. any spirit In the
next world or anything Ike that /
VIII come back to you. but I guess
there IN very slim chance FOR you
To sce me alive again. unless some
thing too good 10 be true turns W.
You can finish that bread I started
and don't make any az ny favorite
cornstarch pudding Tor that husband
Of yours I envy YOU In that respect
tina, you have good hnuie and folks
that love and trust you. IN bet
everybody will think me. crazy and
49, forth. but what IL done can't be-
undone. and he that laughs last
laughs best
go Home and BE Good
4 advise you NOT to live Ia this
dirty city. but go home and get mar
ri.d and be- good and true to the
man that loves you. guess We
certainly have had some good times
together. and | wish that we could
have some Of them over and over
again. but ! guess that It Isn't all
Joy in a persons lot Of life.
High school days were great days.
too. but ! guess they weren't prac'
Teal. as they didn't make me the
wage worker IL was supposed to do.
and has done 20 a good many. !
aid not put into life that which |
Intended TO take out That's why I
am no, what would like to be.
After you have read this. burn IL.
and never think any more about IL.
but eat your supper and no TO bed.
but wind the alarm clock before you
20. When you go to Issaduah. II
they ask where | am. tell them I'm
in a anf. place. because only God
and know what IL in my heart.
Tell Friends Gocd-by
"cood-by. Icrhie. for 4, IL hard 10
say we must forever part. when !
thought everything Of you. dear. j
will carry your image to the grave.
and may life be good to you. better
than II has been 60 me and dad.
Above all things. be good to yourself.
and you viii he good to others. Tell
my earthly friends. for they certain
iy are few. good-by for me. Don't
let this bother you. I,embie. darling.
As there was no one that bothered
about me when I was living. 20 let
no ono be bothered about me when
I'm I'm the next world. II there II
such n place. Now can freely 30
and sing that cong. LIES Dream Is
Ger or Where DO We Go From
Here. Boysf
with coolies OF love.
From ELMA."
Fina was born at Carbonate
when the girl was two years old
her mother died and Elma went to
live with Mrs. william Davis. al
Adna, aunt OF Lembie karyia. 10
whom she wrote the letter. Here
she remained until she was ~, and
her father marrying again. she
went 20 her parents. With the ex'
ception OF year in high school at
Tacoma she remained at home until
June. Then she came to Seattle.
Worked as Stock Girl
She was employed In a manufac'
turing concern here as stock girl
at first. She roomcd with the
Karvia girl at the time and so eked
out an existence.
Miss Karvia. who was staying al
the home OF a friend, was notified
last night of her friends death
She declared that at no time had
Elma mentioned the thought of sui.
eide.
Coroner c. c. Tiffn. who was
called on the case. said Il was a
clear case of suicide and that no