The Washington times., 1922-10-24
'HALLEXA[TS
HIS LOVE FOR
CHOIR SINGER
Rector Rose to Poetic Flights
in Proclaining Affection
For Mrs. Mills.
~ Universal Service.

copyright. 1924. by Universal Service
and The Washington Times)
Reproductien In part or In whole IL
Expressly Forbidden
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., Oct.
24.-The love exaltation Of the Rev.
Edward W. Hall in his later COR
respondence with Mrs. Eleanor
Mills only a few weeks before the
double murder show the rector
lover touching the very heights Of
attachment.
He pours out in unmeasured and
unrestrained feeling the depth Of
his passion. in wild and previously
unexampled expressions to his
most wonderful lover" He rises
to almost poetic flights in such
phrases as:
Fling your arms now to. the
wide heavens, for the heaven Of
heavens cannot contain that
vast infinite love that pours more
and more out Of my heart toward
your
Was Fervid Lover.
The instalment, presented exclu.
sively by Universal Service today,
10 conclusive evidence that In the
midst Of his clerical duties and the
rounds Of his sacred calling, the
rector was first Of all In his heart
an impassioned lover rather than a
self-contained or ascetic cleric. His
world revolved around his clan.
destine attachment to the women
with whom he linked himself in the
self-designated relations Of lovers"
as these missives. written on col
ored postcards. indicate.
He refers to the few remaining
days before his return to New
Brunswick from his holiday with
his wife:
How can ever wait for .our
days to pass?"
And he asks later that the choir
singer. whose lifeless and mutilated
body was so soon to be found
stretched beside his, should make
great plans for later in the
month"
He regrets that her letters are
not books long" in these install.
ments that breathe his devotion.
The love notes follow.
Written on Postals.
This message was written ON two
colored postals-one of them Of the
lobby Of the Public Library in Bos.
ton, the other Rift in Rocks, Ocean
Drive, Bar Harbor. Me-:
Dear. dear darling heart Of mine!
Only four days more and I will be
home" again! All your dear letters
received gladly, joyfully. raptur'
ously--I love you to tell me anec.
dotes Of your childhood days--how
you longed for your gypsy-your
man" even then! Fling your arms
now to the wide heavens for the
heaven Of heavens cannot contain
that vast infinite love that pours
more and more out OF my heart to-
ward you-you most wonderful Low.
GIVE most wonderful LOVERS
what q heaven we make about us
and In, us-can I ever wait for four
1This message was written on the
back Of postal of Main street
Seal Harbor. Me-, and the postof
flee is indicated by Hall with mark
ings in ink3
TUESDAY morning-Your dear
good letter received. Make great
plans for later In the month. for
we win do everything that we wan,
to Dreaming-dreaming-you car
read where there IL no writing
Thank you ever 30 much for send
ing srS. S'FS; following card Is the only
not sent enclosed In an envelope. II
% addressed to MRS. Mills, ~ Car
man street. New Brunswick. N. j.
The writing is in German. Tht
postmark In dated August 10,
a. m: Fest VIE der stein unc
lief vie das meer."
Editors note-This means Solid
as the rock and deep a. the sea'0
This message was written on two
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