The Washington times., 1920-12-06

never change, for it's lots OF con-
ISOLATION to me. You are more than
wonderful and time will not change
my thoughts and everything | have
for you.
wish I could be there to help
you pack. for know you have your
hands full. 1t would give me un-
told pleasure to be with you and do
all could for you. Know you must
be tired after all you have done
and have to do. While you are
packing and working along, please
remember there is helper who
would love to relieve you Of some
of your worries and work.
"Am sure your visit at your sis
ter's was pleasant in a way, but
was a sad parting for all, especial
ly for the children.
PLEDGES LOYALTY
TO "DEAREST PAL"
"Am glad you enjoyed what you
found there on your arrival. and
wish / could repeat all / sent, and
l could do it every day. but since |
cannot, there will be something for
you wherever you may go. so you
will be sure to know | am with
you in every one of your and our
days.
. II missed the hurried goodby.
and look ed for it. but was sure YOU
were trying. There is a burning Of
the last goodby, and / will never
forget your last words; though
they were sad to me, they cheered
me wonderfully, and hope it may be
some of these days.
"The moon has been very pretty
past few nights. and it has carried
much and brought more to me.
"Have started me little book,
which you will see, and l hope II
brings more to you than l put in it,
for l will try and keep on trying.
because l am pretty sure it will
please you.
IT'S mighty lonesome and blue
around here, and there are so many
things I~miss, but in all the miss
ing there is a something that is
with me, that cannot lose, and
will never lose it, believe me.
1T is my only treasure and the
only one | can keep. If lose every
thing else. The cord is still gold
en-" dear Pal of Mine, and hope
there will not be one thing to ever
make it tarnish. Disappointments
are bitter; that's why | don't want
any to happen. AS far as myself
is concerned there won't be, and am
sure you feel the same.
Goodbye. dearest Pal, friend and
all, and ] am going to be at my
best as long as there is hope. and
after that III he just the same so
are now.
u.Eu On, uESSaEs
BREATHEs OF LOVE.
"Goodby, good luck. and may
your health come back anew. and
IL you ever need me. you can rest
assured I'll be waiting also watch
ing for your commands and will do
all can to fulfll the request
WHENEVER you may ask it.
IL am blue today. hut GOOD. and
hope you are speeding along con-
tcntcdly and look back to see one
whom you HAVE MADE and re-
member | love you and will always
be for you regardless Of what
might happen.
God bless you and keep you safe
give the encouragement. health
and all that prayed Him to give
you.
"Worlds of love to you from one
who Is thinking deeply and cares
more than you know. These lines
are from the bottom of my heart
to a REAL PAL from one who has
always been true. FRANCES"
This letter reached Jake l.. Hdmon
apparently on the day he Uas sho,
aud before he Wds shot By Mrs
Clara Smith Hdmon. Whuterer its
significance, IL is clear that sht
thought enough Of it to preserve IL
the only letter in tragic diary
Which is here terminated.
The doings OF "Roob MC%utt" Cold