The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-13
GHARLTONS LETTER
MAY PROVE SANITY
Continued from First Page)

lv that Charlton was sane at t-at
Lme- and that Le was fully acqualGt-
tea with the past HE Of his wife
The letter, which was written TO
villa Malta.
Dear Harry
Oh must pardon q delay which IS
eSLlsa-l-1-1-e Or our leaving in a hurry
because OF q rehasL of LAST summers
-.-t--E ana because Mamie has been eE-
Lre-lely ID ever since we left New York
AFTER various EicissitI.EeS we ar
rived here -E lIairrssIo where we found
bully little fOUr-sC0m cottage which
Mamie has made very pretty and at
by the side or the house there runs
q slLtle' paoolln5, rushing stream which
oLselS III small way the continuous
L---@ -i tl-e eaHfcH- In our front yard
. are LroplIcal trees surrounded with
fuses etc Upstairs we have laral
tDalcoCTt on our bedroom which over
lcoFs the lake and surrounding noun
-a,Us and Al which we sleep, since Il
can pc quite screened il by canvas
cur tallS-
Here we have our breakfast served
making u very delightful after the
lie ut a city with it's thr0b and stirrin-
and uZuCluE routine
II WILL indeed, be hard 10 so back 70
business from an idyI Ike this
our SO wants live In the OUTLYING
ic1Ee, do al our marketing. etc.
me countryside IS ali rhat ever has
cen OF could be said Of it. and for lack
o. t1e language of our late friend. ETr
liLlolr / Sna-l not go into detail In
t-l= contrast lee people are filthy. ami
MAJ, and uul1tellIGeut beyond all words
Switzerland is also an hours wax
distant, but so far Mamie has not hon
strong enough TO take IT,
For the above reasons YOU have nor
heard from Us In answer 10 v-07-- T.rTTTy-
wire and letter. both Of which 49,
IaoSt graf eIuIly and greatly appreciated
our silence Is IN no WSy O lack Of or
appreciation.
You have. undoubtedly long before
this received the 200 announcements
which we ordered before leaving New
YORK and which Il Is imperative should
1e gotten out now as soon as possible
we therefore ask that YOU VIII do this
at YOU very earlieSF convenience
want II known the Mamie IS my
wife naturally. bu- -aCTe so on &C
count Or last summer 3 affair and IN
aFclGaosT the DELAY has already been
much too lOuC. We iuclOse the lists
do let US hear from YOU soon. as we
are cutie without news OF the outside
world Indeed. we often lose touch Of
the day and date After some DAYS we
heard Of the death Of King Edward. but
know nothing IN detail Is he still dead
with love from MS both to you all,
II am. affecuonatelv,
PORTER CHARLTON.
''P- SIN reading this over TO Mamie
she says have told YOU that roses
are growing near us. but have omitted
to state that we are living on the shores
Of Lake Como, where we VIII remain
some little time"
Captain Scott is incensed at the refusal
Of the United States Government TO eX-
trsdite Charlton TO Italy He says that
keeping Charlton here means that he
VIII go free probably without so much
as a trial. and that such thing would
be an outrageous proceeding, In regard
TO Seif-cODfeSSed murderer
He declared today he would immedi- /
ateIy make a direct personal appeal to I
the authorities at Wash nGtOn to grant [
Italy's demand for CharltCu's eNtradi- /
ton