Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-19
AM IA VAMPIRE?'
BUNNY INQUIRIES
tco.t.nuea from First p.s..,

crack at New Jersey, and also, FOL
the first time intimates that she knew
MacFarland had decided to postpone
the divorce until August Here ii
what she says:
$50 you are going to can your
troubles in Jersey. That's all Jersey Il
fit for. I have hated the place, but
shall respect 1t at last IL you get what
you want there.
YES I think it would be best to wall
till next August II you really can gel
it In that way. But she may wish to
come to you before that. And / am
SO afraid our relations will be found
out; 1t is like playing with fire. You
know I don't want anyone to know
anything until you are free.
We mustn't let folks know our
plans. because we don't want any in
reference, and l don't want to give
HER chance to drag me in either
1t might make 1t so the divorce would
be made stipulating that you could
never marry me, and we don't want
that. / want to know l am legally
your Bunny wife in all States or
countries.
ut is hard to wait, but it makes
it easier to know that we will really
be married to each other some day.
That fact is certain isn't 1t, even If
the date of the event is months away?
Dear love, do hope all the lovely
things you have on the fire will bring
in lots of good money. We certainly
need 1t, don't we? You know, dear,
you can't get divorces for nothing,
and even If you don't pay alimony
there are the children. Some day I
hope Robert (MacFarlands 6-year- -old
son) can come to u.s."
'win be My Xmas. Present"
On February 81 Bunny kept on talk
ing of divorce and quoted from a let
ter of MacFarland's to her in which
he had told her that the Paterson
expert Ga lawyer he had discussed the
divorce proposition With had knocked
holes in the New York advice. Evil
IDENTIFY he had informed MacFarland
that he could not get a divorce by
August, for Bunny writes: 4Then /
suppose / will get you for my Xmas
present next Xmas. 1t is a long time
to wait; nevertheless what must be
must be. I hope / live to become your
wife If only for a little while"
In speaking of the continued alb
sence of Mrs. MacFarland in Maine,
Bunny writes: "That Lady is mess.
How she can leave darling like you
to shift for himself can never under
stand. For that she has forfeited my
sympathy"
March she wrote again touching on
divorce. She said; Dear Love-In spite
of everything we will be happy when
We get each other. / am so glad you
think it will be before next Christmas.
Oh, do try and make it before then,
won't you. my sweetheart? Dear heart.
my temperament was never meant to
be single. / know l will be we'll after
/ am married.
On April Bunny closed long let
ter In the following words: 'It has
been eighteen months since we discov-
cred we loved each other. You thought
then you could fix it soon. Are we
any nearer now to getting married? :?
Heavens. l want you. love you, that s
all Your own lonely. B. D."
Says "Hurry Up-Joit Her."
Two days later she wrote: "I don't
like your idea of the state of mind of
your lady. 1t is too snug; she is too
certain she is it to please me. Hurry
up--jolt her."
In long letter written on April 90,
Saturday, she tells of getting some new
dresses and says she is glad, for poor
Bunny needs so many things, but
there is one thing she needs most of
all-and can't have-and that Is a lov-
ing husband. The only one she wants
Is working hard to buy her, but he has
not got her yet, which fact she is well
aware of to her sorrow. I want you
and you want me, don't you, dearest ?'
Talks of Trip to New York.
In letter mailed May 2, in answer
to one of his. she refers to the fact
that he had gone to work for the
Crocker-W Wheeler Company at Ampere.
After congratulating him on getting
the position. she continues: "The
name is vaguely familiar. Crocker--
Wasn't that HER name? Any rela-
tion?" (Mrs. MacFarland's name be-
fore her marriage was Evelyn Crock
ett.)
III Am Going TO XIII Myself"
On Decoration Day, May 80, 1911, the
first hint of trip to New York that
Bunny made in July to see MacFar-
land comes up: she writes as follows:
So, dearest, If I come to
New York you will have to pay nv
carfare and all my expenses. But, tell
me. will that prevent you starting your
divorce In July. If it will. | won't come
because ! want you to positively start
IN July. If you are not my own dear
husband by next October I am going to
kill myself. must have you soon, !
cannot live without you. Am planning
to stay in New York one night.
Don't expect too much. Hope
for the best and prepare for the worst.
That's the only way to get there"
In letters for several days following
she describes the plans she is perfect
ing for trip to Pottsville, Pa, to visit
a friend She explains she will leave
Philadelphia on July for Pottsville,
but cannot go to New York until the
following Saturday, July 8. Later. this
plan was changed and she arrived in
New York on Friday. the seventh.