Putnam patriot., 1916-05-19
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nal than the stars he says lie is far above her and she can't appreciate hun. He speaks of love messages sent her collect ia several of the letters. aif you want love letters keep loving Don't throw bfiek bats, and stop tread Ing on my toes He tells her be speaks Of her faults where others fiat ] ter her and time and again threatens i to quit but always comes back with q love message interspetsed ~ith the te. l curing phrase "business is business. !,
 Once or twice appears request for | loan Of 800 at per cent.
 The letlets had not ali been read when court adjourned.
 WEDNESDAY
 The hearing cnme 10 Il sudden end ing just before the noon recess Wednes daY when counsel Tn tue case agreed that 75 t0 l0D letters written by Mrs i Nayiof to Bre Wef should be submitted to the court without being re ,d and that ihe same disposition be made of a IeagthY deposition of bt 6iylns of the Stamford sanitatium where Mrs. Nay. tor stayed seeeni months to get teAet rom the morphine habit
 lt ~Hs agfeed5a8t briefs be exrhang cd and arguments be heard, II al all, June alh, at r. tn
 The fifst witness at the morning s session was e' Harold Gtlpatae, who identified some letters with enclosures received from Brewer.
 The reue0a [ the reading of the 5l iettefs from hfs4er To Mrs Naylor, written irom Reno, Nevada, while Brewer Was thefe gaining residence that he might set il divorce and marry Mrs. Naylof, Was then begun. The letters were of the snme mixed love business tenor as on the previous day Extracts from some Of the letters, were as follows:
 Letter of Jan. 9th, l9l8, began "My Dear 0ld.time Gillie Girl.n Brewer asks for loan Of S5t0 "and as much over as you can send me as 1 ean use anything over that amount for postage and telegrams of love, and to send you presents" He speaks of night letter full Of love and says, "Business and love can't combine. Keep your opin- ions to yourself unless they harmonize with mine.
 Another letter ot the same date be. gins "Sadie Naylof, the one who does not like me and the one do not like. He says she k no further his Giilie or Dearest as the Naylor Curl k n drinker and smoker and for nll he knows tel raey stories and is the "classiest Of the elassiest degenerates, and | am sorry for her"
 When Brewet WAS pleased wilhMrs. Naylor, as appears by the letters he called her "6iltie Dear or "sadie Gil. lie and when dtspleased, "Sarah Nay lora or the "Naylor Gitl.n
 On Jan. sth he writes. "Giliie Dear again. l eoaldn't get along with the Naylor Gifl. told her that when took charge 1 wHs boss. She wouldn' [ back me up Al the Putnam bank and wouldn't pay the Ben GrosVenor as lold her to- "Austia, Ilhe lawyer Marie, .lhe maid3 ma sarah Navlor. wha, leamsa "Lawyers. taken as n whole, are the most underhsnded body ol men Ia existence Laughter at the counsel table.
 Ea tue next letter he refers to the re- quested joan of Sa00 and hopes she VIII send il and add q Attle extra so he can go on writing to her 1T she can | send the extra send the s50o so he can get along. Quotes fennNsan and ends "Dear Heart, much love to you
 By night telegram he says VI N.Ss eoatinue, but you and Gilpalrie bank eashierl must do just as 1 say