Date Read: 11/13/25

Written by: Alice Jones Rhinelander

Date Written: 1/16/22

Jan. 16, 1922

My dearest Leonard.

I received your letter dearest, and feel very unhappy tonight. I only wished that you had me, in a room alone.

If I give up Leonard I shall never forget you and often think, of you dearest but I can stand it any longer, to be home, and get treated the way, I am had been getting lately, because Len, I am terribly unhappy and I can't help it dear, to tell you. And its come to the point, I must tell you. So I think I better settle down with Eddie, its a case I would sooner be with you. But its auful to be home, and hear such remarks so Lenard I hope this will not unset you dear, it is that I want Eddie that bad, but its a case to get away from home, and its a good chance.

Lovingingly yours,
ALICE.

NYDN, 14 November 1925, 4, 5.
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NYDM, 14 November 1925, 4.