The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-11
BARESLOVE NOTES
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with you. Dc you also think of me-?
Are you burning the same as your
lover? / would like some liH~S .CU.d
you letting me know your. feelings
for me and your Impotence for my
caresses. Oh. Madeleine. your lips
how 1 want you. You were made for
the love OF big lover.
How long il is to wait for the
moment; but it will come. Are you
going to be good? ] am jealous now
and have fears. My dear love-I love
you
"Thursday-I must know if you
received my letters for Mr.. r. might
have opened them by mistake. So
then. my little darling, here is what
must be done. If you have received
the letter from the dressmaker, you
will hold a pencil to your mouth,
holding it with your right hand. If
FSou have received also the letter
mailed on Wednesday, the second one,
you will hold one of your gloves in
The same hand that holds the pencil.
SO then if l see pencil and glove it
means two letters only.
Sought Answers in Code.
"If I see only the glove, this
means that you have received the
second letter only. / will be at the
sale on Saturday. / must see you
and will caress your eyes-so tender
with mine. / love you: do not
forget the signs; If you have not
received the letters, it Is serious
Another letter instructed Nine.
Beakhurst to reply in code, writing
the plus sign for yes. the minus sign
for no, and an equivalent sign for in
NJ
the secretary, she says, but the flood
OF letters continued:
"Friday-My Madeleine-Do you
realize what II is to wish TO want
a man, not merely a man, but a GER
tain man and none other? You are
the woman / wish. All my nerves
are straight when I think OF you
we will share the deepest love. 1
want all the love of my adered sweet
heart. of my pretty Parisienne."
Madeleine Darlington, some
kisses, darling, I wish your deep
kisses and all, love you. Your low,
ing voice gives me pleasure-if- you
think of your lover every night at
10 o'clock, that issto say, between 10
and 1880, you will make an effort
to send your thoughts to me q will
do the same at the same moment).
and you will say strongly: I wish. 1
desire my sweetheart"
In the same letter, the writer says
he has been called to make some ex-
periments for the Government, adding
he will leave Wilmington by motor,
unaccompanied, at 8 o'clock the. fol-
lowing morning. Nine. Beakhurst is
INSTRUCTED" to meet him on the road
side at 9:15.
of course, did not meet him or
ment," interpolated the indignant
young woman.
Another undated letter:
''Ah, my love, I cannot remove rav
thoughts from you. You are in my
blood. Promise me to destroy all my
letters immediately. Where do YOU
live in Wilmington? Is there not
way for me to go there without being
noticed?"
This letter also "instructs"- her to
leave her handbag open, so the writer
may drop his next notes in Il. APP
parently there was no response. a
fubsequent note reads:
My NJ: The time has come when
I should like to hear your hearts
voice and I know all your wishes
Il have given you my best and
most sacret kisses. You will
understand how much you belong to
me-"
Urge Use Of Invisible Ink.
(Follows minute description OF how
she may write to him, using lemon
juice as invisible ink, on the back of
1.-THE Geographic notes of the artists
Mr.. r. is to send to me.")
MY darling, my sweetheart, I want
you with all my soul and with all my
passion, you alone. You must
destroy everything unless you have a
place which nobody can find
Nine Beakhurst told, in her charm