New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Blackt1iail Rirl,s!g!,
To Be Cited by
Mrs. ''Stillrnla1n
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better not, but told p. ID, to go.and see
what he could do and let me know
also went to Fraza g. utyer for your
bacon g. oglives rolled oats and hope
you got them by now How / wished
could cook you some of that nice
bacon.
~ think could arrange to get you
bacon over once q week from them.
Montreal for the American Express
Company and they told me that there
Is no duty on small ainounts.tI fixed
up the papers forSthe shipping of The
goods, and I will be awful disappoint-
ed if you have not received stuff yet.
II hope you got the little parcels
with the beaded handbag & two pr. of
baby's moccasins and a pin for baby.
hope yours fit you alright. sent the
pair of weasles moccasins yesterday
from Lac Beance by registered mail
the time you get this letter and let me
know what wou think Of them dearest
/ told. you dear / think that had
written on the skins a few lines of
course the lining hides it now but if
baby should wear the lining through it
would show, please. let me know if
guessed the size right on not, and
hope he will like them.
81 looked around in Montreal for
robe you know the kind you
would like for baby. and the only
thing was made out of goatskju and
was not pure white at that it was not
good enough for baby SO / did not
take it.
Feels Like Father
81 was UP to Lac Beance on monday
with the horses to get the lumber and
got back to-day at three, and / leave
again in the>morning.
"the lumber has been up there since
last monday and they did not start
to haul and the roads have been fine
all week, just like ice as it has not
showed since or rather while I was
down with you dear heart. go now
only hope the weather keeps up as
nice as it has been since I've ben back
"Its just been perfect I've never seen
as nice weather in my life for winter
up here.
"the sun gets very strong about IL;
I can't explain it to you dear. l nice
it is to feel the sun shining down on
one.
81 can tell you dearest am going
to hurry and get things going right
again so / may come to you & baby
Soollt uSdISSb,
81 never new or understood what, it
felt like to a father or mother before
but know e. understand it all and you
bet am coming soon again to take
care of my dear love and baby.
everything will seem slow until I
have you both again darling I just
loved to have the baby in my arms
just TO feel and look after they are
the fruit of heaven & earth, and oh
darling how cold it is now that / am
alone at night
81 just hate to think of going to he'd
without you darling
please for me won't you try and get
little more rest. you need it so bad.
"by the enid of next week / will nave
all the lumber down here & the plumb
ers on there work and then l know
now that by then they will be able to
get along with the work fine as the
rooms is all divided up now and the
close closet started and they won't be
| able to do anything wrong.
~ Sends Kisses @.s e.
"they done very well while was
! them not working, and then down to
| take you in my arms dearest and | will
look after you and then ] will be sure
you will get little rest dear.
Good night dear heart g. kiss baby
good night for me, the first thing you
will see me there some morning after
baby.
"tell me how you are planning to
stay in the country. So / will know
where to make straight shoot for
don't let no one run of with baby's
weasles moccasins because want to
put them away someday for him.
Spnod Oiuht 1aar Nh Eour T lave x,a~,
dearest love you both.
good night and will soon be down.
"heres nice big hug g. kiss for. you
dear 9
"from your ever to the end.
with lots 81 lots of love TO you both.
Attorneys for both Mr. and Mrs.
Stillman were in a high state of ex-
citement yesterday because of the
success Of newspapers in gaining COM
| plete knowledge of all that happened
during the two days. secret hearing of
the case. None Of the attorneys was
| able to learn how the news was made
public, but one firm said that if the
news continued to filter through it
would be better to issue open type
written abstracts of testimony. The
discussion of the printing of the Sc
cret proceedings in full may result in
an open hearing of the case when Ref
cree Daniel J. Gleason's court recon
venes May 10.
Attorneys for the defense already are
| preparing their rebuttai to the testi-
mony of Hugh l.. Russell, the chiro-
practor of Buffalo.
Every effort will be made to dis
prove Russells sworn word that as a
friend and not as chiropractic ply
stefan Mrs. Stillman confded to him
that Fred Beauvais, Indian guide"
was the father of the boy who has
been known as Guy Stillman. His
friends, however, and friends of Mr.,
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