The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-06-27
MILLIONAIRE RECLUSE is
READY FOR NEXT LOVER
Two SouImates Have Failed to Salts
fly Charles Garlanbd.

O~A AAAD0e
BOSTON, Mass. June 27.-Charles
Garland is ready for his mex soul
mate, whoever or whatever she
may be.
The millionaire boy recluse Of
North Carver, who contemptuously
waved away a cool inherited million
and then took it back is not g.
through with his wife, Mrs. 49,
Wrern Garland, but also with his
ideal love, his soul twin" Lillian
Conrad.
Neither his wife, fresh from the
Land of the Shadow" with a new
baby, nor Miss Conrad, who fed
North Carver a few months ago
when Garland's unconventional views
Of love fell Upon an ~unprepared
world. can any longer help him. he
asserts, in his spiritual development.
THE birth of our new baby has not
changed my attitude toward by wife"
he says. I'VE are more u~nreconciled
today than we ever were. / am fac
ing the big problem Of my spiritual
development, and Mrs. Garland can't
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mo man can get along in time and<1
space without love, and soul-under,&
standing on the way to soul-com =
pletion. A mar unto himself Is in
sufficient, which I feel slowly WING
irg It's way into my life. Whoevt
she may be-whatever 1t may be-
l am ready for it. I must find bigger, !
fuller, deeper love.
Thinks World Sorry for Him. 81
THE world pities me because D.
does not understand. People ar9
sorry for me without a wife an
without Lillian. as
IF 1 felt I needed Lillian Conr5AE
and she needed me, I would go to hel
Love always finds a way. But 1 don
need Lillian now. I don't believe sh
reeds me. We nave served each
for each others good. Our love
all-consuming. Its ardor has TAX
root and grown and lowered.
This is the life-the only life"
with the accumulated loves of my !
wife and Lillian Conrad in my breast
l am ready to give the fullness and
richness of these two experiences to
my new soul companion whenever
she comes to me-" he continued.
Now I face the new love element,
which must soon enter my life,
wondrously happy, entranced. It Is I
my third stage. How much deeper
and more profound will be my love.in
the sixth or eighth or tenth stase?
Still Loves Other Two.
"I haven't ceased loving my wife.
Neither has my love for Lillian Con-
rad flown. 1t is simply that thess
two women, both exquisite in thefxu.
way. have given me all they haEs~
to give. And I can rise to no fyrther
and novel heights of.love With them,
for u souls have revealed them
selves to each other as much as
they can.
Love never expends itself. It
rever gives out. And it is love alone
which clears to US the mysteries of
the earth.
when my new soulmate finds her
way to me-, I anticipate no trouble.
am honest-more honest than those
who try to dictate their material.
mercenary policies to ms.
II have seen my baby and am
pleased with him. 1 have also &s<
my wife since she brought
ond child into the world on April
We are good friends and understd
one another" ~
Garland. who still lives in a shad
upon his little farm at North Carvery
Mass. is said to have perfected plansV
for giving away to charity what
money he has left from his fortune.
He says he holds, as he always has
held. that money one does not earn
does not belong to him and can bring
him no good.