The Washington times., 1920-03-16

gave her "Mazie," poor "Masie" from
New York. Paulette had fne time
with "Mazie's" long. yellow hair. A
b4syl NJ. the salvation Of woman
Kind. Their part 4. the worlds Pssr
me.
.Cnn wants Me- On MY Kaecs-,
JANUARY 22, $50 p. m.-Clin just
left. Not once today has he Missed
me Grst. lie always waits until !
ki.s him. ! am SO unhappy. Gin
knows just how unfair he is. Last
night. o. the night before, he told me
1 how he used to keep Grace afraid of
him all the time. l suppose he Is
playing the same game with me.
He wants me to be ON my kaees all
the time, and I ana. Hut such huuaiii-
| alton ms he Seems 10 wisk In more
than I can bear.
He left, saying in a most uncon-
yincine way that he would see me
tomorrow.
JANUARY 28-About o p. m. yes
terday my 'Clin came home with a
market basket on his arm full OF
things for his Kitten. Also he had
bun on. Oh, my Cliff is so good. He
bought me SO worth Of clothes.
hose, gloves, two waists, two dickies
and sponges and tooth brushes and
nail polish and chamois and a pome-
granate, Strawberries. raisins, nuts,
candy and cigarettes. MY CHIT MY
dearest CHI! Shopping for two hours.
Dad wrote me a lovely letter and sent
50.
FEBRUARY 9-Bought my Cliff a
wrist watch at Peacock's. He will
leave for the war the end of this
month. Cliff bought me tiny. wavy
cat.
has slipped by without the least i'm
provenaent In me or my financial con-
dition. Last night Cliff left. angry
and said he was determined to return
to his wife.
on 10 War Leaving Her Unhappy.
FEBRUARY 21-If l could speak
French I could go over as a switch
board operator
FEBRUARY "a, Sunday, 10 a. M
| Had a beautiful letter from my Dad
yesterday. He says will be welcome
In Oklahoma, and Doris said to send
money. Cliff would like me to so
there, and God knows l want to, but
with this apartment on my hands,
how can I? Money. Of course. is the
| all important thing. I've got to have
| IL. Things are not running smoothly.
1 don't know how I am going to make
enough to keep me and l can't do
what have done.
MARCH Any dear Cliff left the
2Sth-10:20 p. m. for war. 1 was the
last to see him away. We were stand
ing about thirty feet from the train
when it pulled out. CHI gave me one
hurried kiss and ran.
| Stood on the platform for a second
| and blew n kiss to me and then dis
appeared. dare not think of the
| word forever" When I turned away
| from the train / saw several girls
crying. NV grief was very small.
MARCH Letter from my Cliff.
He is getting used to being without
me. This last is almost Indifferent.
| N.Y. eyes still hurt from crying so
| much.
~Pp''
| MARCH 80, I'm so happy, Insane
~ happy. My Clifr wrote yesterday
that he is sure he'll be back soon.
| Ny prayers Hre answered. How cnn
any one doubt you, dear Godf have
| begged to hnve the chance l need, a
chance to prove to my Cliff that 1 can
be regular.
| MARCH 16-Didn't hear from my
i Cliff yesterday. 1 miss him more
| every day.
| MARCH 19-I will go mad III do
not hear from my Cliff. Sunday
phoned his father and he and Andree
had letters Saturday.
APRIL 9-Prnyer answered. Tele-
| gram from Cliff telling me to store
things and join him where he is sta
toned. I rented room, five per, light,
airy and fairly comfortable. Ny fern
will go with me and all OF the Kitten
things Cliff has given me. The NOV
ers will come Friday. My bell rang
this morning at 4, and when / opened
the door there stood Edna. She had
had beating and came to me.
APRIL 1l-My Cliff telegraphed
that he will return next week. He
has a captaincy.
.FoolishIy In Love-,
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