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Personal Letter
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STEWART FIELD
NEWBURGH, NEW YORK
Tuesday
1900
Dearest Dottie,
I don’t have much time to write tonight, darling. We’re in the middle of clearing the post. Signing papers, turning in equipement [sic], etc. It looks like I might get off Friday night. There’s no news as to the Delay en Route yet. I’ll let you know as soon as anything definite occurs.
We’ve got about eight inches of snow up here now, so I didn’t fly today since the field wasn’t cleared. It should be clear tomorrow, however.
Did you see that beautiful new moon outside, hon? It’s very beautiful out tonight, with that luscious moon and the snow on the ground, what a night to fly.
Well, hon, I’ve got to go now for a while. I love you my darling, will try to write more later—I love you—
2150
God, you’d think I was going to China instead of just somewhere South. I never saw so much junk to sign and get rid of. It’s almost taps, darling so I’ll have to cut it short. I love you, angel, with all my heart. Take care of your sweet self my darling. I love you—
All my Love
Judd
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