The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
SetfOn,S Wife Endearing
In Letters to ReU. Hail.;
She Madiy LOved Minister

truest things. And, darling. sweet
heart. that Is why | long for our
love to be the trucst--ideal--as pure
as we can make it--fur then it So
truest to nature and things that
God created.
dear. Is dreadfully lonesome with
Just me. Did he say we needed
jewels. did he say We needed any
thing except the mate. After that
he knows we would fad other
things that he created for our com-
fort and pleasure. what a 10Y 20
read the Bible. how - tells Of God
creating all wonders for us.
Darling. could rave Tor hours
but / must stop, as there are peppers
around. | only know this. dear. that
as God tho creator is real. true.
nature Is real. ttue. 80 our love IS
that can be known in this lie and
hereafter, Please don't laugh at
this. / know I'm a crazy cat, but
can't be different
charlotte talks--then Don asks
questions. then he annoys, 40 how
can ] write"
This ends letter No. i.--unad-
dressed and unsigned.
Darling mine. did not you feel
me purrlng ng--blissfuly Cunteuted.
and close to you too. was my good
bye to the others too hasty and
should ] have said more? What a
truly unexpected pleasure II wac.
dearest. sweetest boy. Oh, how good
you are. As rode along / thought,
this Is where ! find my greatest JOY,
to be near my man, what care ! for
what other people call pleasure; 90
he near you, although did not dare
look at my boys face. This IS all
/ ask.
How friendly our Eastern avenue
roads seem to us and, dear. dearest
darling boy, everytime you take your
hat off | never fail TO notice and
read your face. Monday, too. And
IL Is a new message eVerytlme, YOU
do and my heart sinks for Joy. yes.
and / could fling my arms about you
and pour kisses on my babykins'
head and face.
Grandma is here. must stop.
sweetheart, my true heart. I could
crush you. oh, ] am wild tonight,
80 happy, 7 could dance wildly.
End letter No. ..
Letter No. 3 follows;
Il don't know why ! feel this way
| today. It will pass, as you know.
I INus h4bNs pllI hAbW AlAhA ar
much as | know YOU are my true
/ heart that he Is watching and car
/ Ing and we arc never alone. lie Il
| always near In whatever we do. even
/ I'm physical closeness. lie Is near for
/ We know no meant his children "a
taste deeply of all things.
was Pam religious? Did she feel
| good? Chris was Cecile's mate no
| more than you. The Chris che
thought Ire was, he was her true
| mate.
Il am the resurrection and the life
and II he knew that then there
would be painloss for him but a
prayerful life---a desire to be like
mis- always. forever beloved Ceciie
ASK me any part OF the hook nnd
/ will remember It, PauiB mother
was English (page 49)
II have much work ought 20 DC
but I can't today. | must wait unit
this mood passes and come down Z,
earth again. DO | love you to,
much? l know that now | coul,
leave--yes. even your physical pres
ence and 60 into convent. You ar,
always in my mind and heart but
then. ! would not see anyone else cal
you deGr rub your tired body ans
sew your corn trousers.
"Oh, darling. darling, / do no
ever want to call you dear ol
| honey II anyone else can. Arent
you glad that none but you can cal
me dear names?
zone time I told you I hated youl
work. I hated your parish. / gues'
Il ~ because ! am Jealous OF II. be
cause II must always come first 81
your life. Not bee iuse OF conven
tiuns--uo--but beCs use you love I