The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-18
LOVE FOR PASTOR
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CONTINUED from rage Oue,J
Hopkins was married yesterday and
they were queer people. Told Mrs.
Hopkins they live in different world
than some people. Mrs Burns is too
ignorant to understand that, of course,
and my wish you had heard what
disrespectful language Mrs. B. used.
but let her rave on. L hate to talk
to Mrs. b. and never do it if L can
avoid it but. at times 1 must be polite,
even If it is to listen to her.
And. hcneymine, is it not true 1
live in different world z? Today am
not wide awake. 1 am not sad-out
quiet. Yesterday I was rollicking. Oh,
I love these moods-they, mean in
tense life fire.
H"of course, dear, the people who
live next to Hopkins, really meant
that they have different aims. con-
versation, educational than some peo-
pie, but the Burns don't understand
that. What are the Burns? Ignorance
that screeches, the very air is painted
Z with their warped minds.
Wanted n Love Nest.
&"Oh, darling, if II had an income
OF my own l would be very selfish,
Isguess I'd build a waiting love nest
where | could dream unmolested and
not care if I ever saw people to tax
to. Books and music. pictures. Oh,
what treasures 1 would have.
The birds, the butterflies, the wild
SQUIRRELS and all that 1 could see in
the woods and fields and sky in my.
dreams. People would mean nothing"
E"rd rather watch the bugs and ants
as they crawl along-don't you love
to watch an ant as it creeps along.
Honey, there is not home large
enough for me. My dreams are as big
as the earth. I need the great out
doors-to breathe, live in. Nature
as God created it, is what 1 feel
part of and 1 am part of tit calls
me just as I yearn for the truest
things. And, darling, sweetheart, that
is, why l long for our love to be the
ttuest-ideal-as pure aswe can make
it-for then it is truest to nature and
things that God created.
Lonesome With just She.
s''But this love nest, you know,
dearie is dreadfully lonesome with
jtist me there Did He say we needed
Jewels, did He Say we needed any
thing except the mate. After that He
knows we would find other things
that He created for our comfort and
pleasure. What a joy to read the
Bible how it tells of God creating all
wonders for us.
@'Darling, I could rave for hours.
but I must stop, as there are peppers
around. 1 only knew this, dear, that
as God the creator is real, true, ma
ture is real, true so our love is the
most. vital power, the truest joy that
can be known in this life and here
after. Please don't laugh at this,
know I'm a crazy cat, but 1 can't be
different"
E''Charlottei talks-then Don asks
questions, then he annoys. so now can
I write
This ends letter No. 1, unaddressed
and unsigned.
81 Her Greatest JOY
R'Darling Mine did not you feel me
purring-blissfuffy commended. And
close to you, too. Was my goodbye
to. the others too hasty and should I
have said more? What a truly unex-
ptcted pleasure it was, dearest, sweet
est boy. oh, how good you are. As
I rode along. thought, this is where
find my greatest joy, to be near my
man. what care I for what other
people call pleasure; to be near you,
altho I did not dare look at my noble
boys face; this is all 1 ask.
R'How friendly our Easton Avenue
roads seem to us and, dear, dearest
daring boy. every time you take your
hat off 1 never fail to notice and readC
your face. Monday, too. And it is a
do and my heart sings for joy; yes,
and / could fling my arms about you
and pour kisses on my babykin's
head and face.
Grandma Interrupts.
s'Grandma is here. I must stop.
sweetheart, my true heart. I could
crush you. Oh, 1 am wild tonight, so
happy, I could dance wildly"
End letter No. 2.
Letter No. follows:
81 don't know why 1 feel this way
today-it will pass. as you know.
Oh.>I know that as much as I know
You are my true heart that He is
watching and caring and we are never
alone. He is always near in whatever
we do. even in physical closeness. He
is near for we know He meant His
children to taste deeply. of all things.
was Pam religious? Did she feel
God7 Chris was Cectle's mate no