Soldiers' Pay by William Faulkner

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San Francisco, Cal., April 27, 1919. My dearest sweetheart -- Just a line to let you know that I have gone into business into the banking business making money for you. To give ourselves the position in the world you deserve and a home of our own. The work is congenal talking to other people in the business that don't know anything about aviation. All they think about is going out to dance with men. Everyday means one day less for us to be with you forever. All my love. Yours forever Julian.

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