Naperville, Ill., June 10th, 1915

My Dearest Laura:

I can no longer restrain myself from writing to you, dearest

and best of girls, what I have often been on the point of

saying to you. I love you so much that I cannot find words in

which to express my feelings. I have loved you from the very

first day we met, and always shall. Do you blame me because I

write so freely? I should be unworthy of you if I did not tell

you the whole truth. Oh, Laura, can you love me in return?

I am sure I shall not be able to bear it if your answer is

unfavorable. I will study your every wish if you will give

me the right to do so. May I hope? Send just one kind word to

your sincere friend.

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