The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-07
H0z0 Romance Ribened
at Too Gents an Ounce

SO extensive was the quartet's
operations, inspectors declare, that
they resorted to mirneographing
their messages Of love without ap-
preciable deterioration in their pull
ing power.
The "one, two, three to the heart
and bank account, as allegedly
worked by the two men and two
women held in jail at Crawtords-
vile, Marion and Muncie for fed
eral authorities here, went some
thing like this, according to letters
produced by the inspectors:
NUMBER
NV Dear Friend-wrote you letter
few days ago, which I trust you received
all right. Have been thinking OF you ana
thought would write Of something to IN
terest you. When I wrote to you nrst' !
also wrote to four others and received
replies from three. One wrote that ne mao
sufficient correspondents, one that he was
to be married this month and the otner
wrote the same as you did. wrote 10
him and should have had reply long ne-
fore this. But that does not mattef De-
cause he does not dppSaA " A'iO -
and your letters do.
Hone Won have a reply to my other
letter on the way. I want you to answer
this also and promise prompt ana more
interesting reply. At present ! am en-
ploved as cook at lunch room. but times
are so hard it does not pay much, hardy
more than living expenses. L was playing
the piano at the movies. but talking olo
away with my position.
I lust have a furnished room now ana
do not like it, especially for my boy, who
will start to school soon. I have Ford
coupe which is about paid for. just two
more payments. S62. viii sure be glad
then. will also be glad when my DADS
estate will be settled. We have decided TO
sell everything and should have at least
50 900 each. but that won't be until NO
vember. I sure would like to be married
and settled in a real home.
NUMBER
NV Dear Friend-So very glad to get
your interesting welcome letter and thank
you most heartily for your kindness.
am grateful and appreciative. thank
you also for your picture which 1 think
is splend.d, you look like real man
to me- 1 am inclosing one OF mine, which
hope you will like half as well as 1
do yours Your description of yourself
and your surroundings appeal to me in
| every respect and / wish 1 wero there
right now. If possible ! would like to
have YOU come here. We could accom-
n,ish more in few hours than in
hundred letters.
About myself. ! was born and raised
ON farm. When my Dad died our home
was broken up. My mother is living at
Marion, Ind. also two brothers ana one
sister. I have one sister at Richmond
Ind.
was married st an early age to
brutal drlnkard, who beat me, gamoieo
and ran around with other women. He
deserted me over ten years ago. got
a divorce. have one son. He is fine
boy. 1t sure was a hard struggle for me
! to raise him and I am mighty PROUD
of my work.
have never bothered with men around
here. from what see of them they think
of nothing but gambling and chasing
around. 1t has not been my good fortune
To meet real man who wants Home
Sweet Home like, do. have always
longed for a home of my own, cozy
loving home, where I could be happy
making a true loving man happy.
have a happy. cheerful disposition
that I want to share with good, kino
man, who would be true lover. want
a man who would love, cherish and pro-
tect me. for myself alone, for my true
worth and character. I have pleasing
personality. dependable. industrious. hon
est in every respect and can furnish the
best of references.
Would like to hear from you rea! soon,
all about yourself, your likes and dislikes.
7 hope YOU are as sincere in this as / am
and we will see each other soon. Best
wishes for your health and happiness.
NUMBER 3
NV Dear Beloved Sweetheart-Another
Improvement! Is that better2 The sun
seems to shine more brightly. the Autumn
day puts on more brilliant dress. since
your dear letter came today.
Your wonderful cheering letters NIL my
heart with Joy and happiness. I thank
you Darling and want you to know I ap-
preciate your consideration.
It seems to me Dearest. that I have
known YOU for years. I believe that we
we're destined to meeting in this life. to
belong to one another: you are all hold
Dear. YOU are all the world now. 1 am
eagerly looking for the happy. glorious
day when we will be in each others arms
for always.
It is always customary for the
prospective husband to Join his Beloved for
their wedding at the home Of the bride
Necessity forces us to disregard this con-
vention. since you. Dear. can not very
well leave there. shall gladly and willing
! ly come to you.
I want to be on a fast moving vehicle
carrying me to you. with the sun pouring
nauid gold through the windows. I want
to feel the thrill Of knowing that our
loving hearts and lives will be united.
I want to make your life my own, to
be by your side, to love you, protect you,
to minister to your strength, as well as
your weakness, to be the eternal Mother.
that slumbers in me, to the eternal boy
concealed in you, my dear beloved sweet
heart.
I love you darling and am truly CRATE
full for your wonderful love.
Mutual nelp mutual love and mutual
understanding will be the pillars Of our
union. Our hearts and our lives shall
beat as one. My intuition is right, no
man in the world could be more to me-
No man could surpass you.
Darling, I will dearly love to keep
house for you. Housekeeping to me is
not a disagreeable duty. but a real pleas
ure. Ny household will be my kingdom,
which l would not and could not neglect
without peril.
I most certainly do not want to spend
another winter here. Just picture win
ter here snow covering every blossom,
dismal winds bowling through the trees.
Picture me eating my heart out with
loneliness and longing for you. Dear
Sweetheart. and wanting to be- in your
loving arms.
Senator viii Speak
PERU, Ind, Oct. limited States
Senator Arthur r. Robinson will be