The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-10
STILLMAN'S LOVE
COOLED, SHE SAYS
Husband Left Her Alone,
Then Fred Came Wife
Said in Letter
EPISTLE MADE PUBLIC
Indian Guide Mentioned Only
Once in Half Of Sensation
al Letter Given Out

NEW YORK May s.--'Frod has
como into my ne" wrote Mrs
"Fif" Potter Stillman to her hus-
hand In the famous alleged hys.
tcrical letter, part OF which was
made public today
1t is the document which James
a. S,lllman. her mulu- millionaire
husband, has been battling vninly
through his attorneys to Introduce
an crushing" evidence in his suit
for divorce n Us what his counsel
contcudcd was "the letter of con
fosSion
The brief limo quoted above is tho
only reference to Fred *. BCAuyais,
half breed Indian guido, whom
Stillmnn accuses of being the father
OF young Guy Stillmnn.
Tho rest OF what became known
Of the letter today In the frantic
effusion OF "a woman heartbroken,
despondcnt over her lack OF attcn-
tlon from her husband.
II grants that chasm yawns be.
tween horself and her husband and
II blames her husband for It, In
substance. Il ia the cry of despair;
II called you. but YOU turned n deaf
ear to my plea" Here IL the full
ment which today saw tho light Of
"pitiless publicity" for the first
time.
II have always heen on the square
with you our differences started
when your father made Il plain that
he did not want you TO marry me,
You know that we have grown apart
from each other.
''That was not my fault want
ed you to come TO me. but YOU would
not do so. You left mo up In the
country all alone and II was no
cold.
Il was 40 lonely and wanted you.
but you would not come. ! am
heartbroken
Fred has come into my life, II
might have been different had you
but shown mo the attention | was
entitled to and come home when ]
appealed to YOU"
There, abruptly. ends the pub.
lished part. Whether the rest. said
20 be infinitely more sensational
will ever be published was still
doubtful today.
The letter, written on the station.
cry OF the Iroquois hotel at Buf.
falo. N. Y, under date OF April IL,
1918. bears the appellation Dear
Jimmy" which was Mrs Stillman's
pot name for her husband.
II was written about seven months
before the birth OF her little boy
II could not he learned today
whether she made any reference
20 her condition as prospective
mother. II is the "hyNeria letter
on which Delaney Nicoll, chief
counsel for tho ex-banker ls under
stood 10 have based his declaration
in open court that Mrs. Stillman
had confessed 10 her husband she
had submitted to the embraces o'
an Indian guide"
IN the portion that became pub
lie today there IL nothing 10 sub
stantiate that charge.
NEW YORK, May o,-Councll for
Mrs. "Fifr' Potter Stllman began
today to rearrange their entire plans
IN the counter suit against the d.
vorce action by James a. Stillman,
multlmillionaire ex-president the
National city bank.
In the reshuffllnE OF the legal
cards, two OF the StIllmnn children,
James A.. jrr II, and Anne 10,
loomed as aces" Both, It was an
nounced. will testify In behalf OF
their mother, Moreover, al least 40
men ana women, prominent IN so
ciety circles OF New York, Newport
Paris and London. are expected "a
render testimony for her. The or
ikinai desire of Mrs. Stillman and
her counsel was to spare her chill
dren and her society friends the orr
deal OF testlfying In IA divorce sean
dal, but, chatting under last weeks
disclosures" which they denouncC
as malicious fabrications, they de
clared themselves ready today tc
drop all bars and introduce every
ecrap OF evidence at their disposa