The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. ]. oct. IS.
Another amazing chapter In the
tempcstuous love tragedy OF Rector
Han and Mrs, Mills was made public
today In the form OF six additional
letters received by the clergyman
from his wonder sweetheart choir
singer
The letters follow.
Dearest, dearest boy: Wasn't
happy to find q sweet note. for
did not expect that YOU would rick
leaving one for mo yesterday. such
delicious eclairs.
And the book IS more interesting
than YOU thought 10 would he. Att
er ! read it, We wilt talk about u.
My darling how will you seem
todays ] must have caught cold but
| don't know when and | am tired
today-want 10 lie with YOU aud
rest for hours
And, honey YOU put the dear
pictures in my hymn book oh. you
sweet. adorable babykins Of mine.
Minnie used my hymnal Tor the or
gan and / wonder % she@aw them,
although ! don't care one bit. She
Irovokes me so at times arl then
u her flowers are stil here, m pat
them IN the kitchen. NJ .ha' / am
,
there isn't anything 90 be Jealous Of
But hate her 20 do for you what /
thought OF first. She rOud uut
swear 7 put the flowers on your
dcsk--she surmised ~ was !. Oh,
we'll, poor Minnie. She is easily
conten,ed with crumbs, isnE she
dear2
How arc you tonisht, darling?
You seem rested and happy. We
didn't have a minute alone but ii
will apear so at times.
Dearest. ! am not dreaming to-
day. As ] look out " the wi1dcw
form no thought in mv mind
Just drifting on, staring at nothing
in particular and / always do that
when | am tired. The notes I left
yesterday were crumpled but ! had
to hide thCn IN my Hmqll orange
purse, az met him. And please tN-
cuse hurry in writing sometmes ne
| can not be alone always. How
glad | am school resumes soon and
/ can be alone TO write. | Nd
never belong to club or 90 where
there Is always laughter. ! need
my dream times, my hours alone
and other people irri'ote and d!a'
turb me.
There Is not much lh,ercs, IN ths
papers today. one line In an article
says all life is a hunger and how
true that -. 4 hunger for what viii
satisfy but what variety OF 'ao-ts
in pople. And because you and
hunger for the same thing IA the
reason for our longing 10 be to-
gether as much as possible.
My love Is deeL, CAIN qdiet TO-
day. | am In the mood 10 listen TO
music.
Yesterday I was talking 10 Mrs
Burns. cnu du't pass and not iiS-
ten. as she was ready for cortrer-
sa tion. She vas Saying someone
next to Hopkins was married yester-
day and they We're q 'csi Deoplc
Told Mrs. Hopkins they DE In a dlf-
3erent world than soE e people. Nj q
Burns Is TO ignorant - uniJrstanl
that, Of course, ana my ! wish Won
had heard what dlsrespecttal lang
uage Mrs. b. used. Bu: l let hel
rave on. / hate 10 talk tn Mrs. y
and never do It IL | can avoid 1t but
at time, l must be polite, even Il
1t is TO listen to her.
"And, honey mine, Is 1t not true
| live In n different world? To-day
I am not wide awake ] am no
sad--but duiet. Yesterday | wal
rollicklng. Oh, love these moods
they mean intense life fire
"Of course dear. the people who
live next to Hopkins. really meant
that they have different aims, con
versational, educational. than som'
people, but the Burns don't under.
! stand that. what are the Burns
! Ignorance that screeChes. the very
air is tainted with their warp~,
minds.
"Oh, darling 10 had an income
/ Of my own I would he very selfish
/ / guess. I'd build a waiting lov'
nest where / could dream unmolest'
/ ed and not care IL ever saw peo
| pie TO talk TO- Books and music, pie
/ lures. Oh, what treasures l woulo
/ have.
THE birds. the butterflies, IN,
/ wild squirrels and all that | coulC
see in the woods and fields and skS
! In my dreams. People would NEAR
nothing. I'd rather watch the bug'
/ and ants as they crawl along-donl
! YOU love TO watch an ant as 1t creep'
! along. Honey, there is not d home
| large enough for me. Ny dreams
| are as big as the earth. | need th'
! great outdoors-to breathe, live IN
! Nature as God created II, IS what
feel q part of and am a part OF it
II calls me just as I Eoarn for fh'