Evening star., 1922-10-18
BY DAN RING.
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BIZ DAN RING.
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., October
1S.-Letters from Mrs Eleanor Mills
to DR.. Edward Wheeler Hall in which
she called him my darling babykins"
and expressed sentiments of her ap-
probation for "a noble mans deep.
true. eternal love" were made public
today by Prosecutor Beekman of
Somerset county. The letters are part
of the official papers in the investi-
cation into the Mills murder
mystery, which has baff1ed investiga-
tors for more than a month.
Previous claims that the letters ex-
changed by DR.. Hall and Mrs. Mills
were of platonic tone were exploded
by the publication OF these letters.
In them she speaks Of delicious
eclairs" which the rector bought for
her and she referred to him time and
time again as 'the priest"
The text Of the letters follow:
DEAREST, DEAREST BOY: Wasn't
happy to find! a sweet note. for I
didn't expect you would risk leaving
one for me yesterday. Such delicious
eclairs. And the book is more inter-
esting than you thought it would be.
After ! read it we will talk about it.
My darling, how well you seemed
today! must have caught cold, but
today-want to lie down with you
and rest for hours. And, honey, you
put the dear pictures in my hymnal.
Oh, you sweet, adorable babykins of
mine. Minnie used my hymnal for the
organ. and I wonder If she saw them,
n1t n no
provokes me SO at times. and tonight.
if her flowers are still here. FL put
them in the kitchen. Not that am
jealous of Minnie. Why. sdarling.
there isn't anything to be jealous of,
But hate her to do for you what 1
I put flowers on your desk-she sur
misses it was l. Oh, poor Minnie; she
is easily contented with crumbs, isn't;
she? -
Staring mt Nothing.
How are you today, darling; you
seemed rested and happy. We didn't
have a minute alone. but it will ap-
pear So at times.
Dearest, am not dreaming today.
as look out of the window.I form
no thoughts in Hy mind. just a drift
ing on, staring at nothing in particu-
lar, and l always do that when I am
tired. The note I left yesterday was
scribbled, but had to hide it in my
small orange purse as l met him.
And please excuse hastiness in writ
ing sometimesf as l cannot be alone
always. How glad I am school re-
sumes sessions tomorrow and I can
be alone to write. I could never be-
long to a club or go where there is
incessant laughter and conversation.
need my dream times. my hours
alone. and other people irritate and
disturb me.
"There isn't much of interest In
the paper today. One line in an ar
ticle says All life is hunger and
how true that is. A hunger for what
will satisfy, but what a variety of
tastes in people. And because you
and 1 hunger for the same things Is
the reason for our longing to be to-
gether as much as possible.
Deep Love and Music.
my love is deep, calm, quiet today.
I am in a mood to listen to music.
Burns. Couldn't pass and not listen
as she was ready for conversation.
She was saving some one next to
Hopkins was married yesterday, and
they were queer people: Told MRS.
Hopkins they live in different world
ignorant to understand that, of
course. and, my. wish you had heard
what disrespectful language that Mrs.
B, used. But let her rave. NATE
to talk to the Burns. and never 90
if I can avoid it. But at times l
must be polite even III II It hdsey rs 70 na5eh ine
isn't this true. I live in a different
world. Today. I am not wide awake.
1 am not sad. but quiet. Yesterday
1 was rollicking-oh, love those
moods, they mean intense nie IRE. IRE
OF course, dear, the peopia WIZ that
they have different aims, conVersa-
ton, educations.s intellect than some
people, but Burns cannot understand
that. What are the Burns? Ignorance
that screeches. the very alr is talhteu
with their warped minds. So
Cares Nothing for People.
"Oh, darling, If i had an income Of
my own I would be very selnsn, !
where I could dream unmolested ana
not care If ever saw people to taik
to. Books and music, pictures, on,
what treasures I would have Ine
birds, butterflies. wild 14uirrels ana all
1 could see in the woods ana neios as
"People would mean nothing. I'd
rather watch the bugs and anus as
they crawl along-don't you love TO
watch an ant as 1t creeps along.
Honey, there isn't house sarge enough
for me. My dreams are as big as the
earth. need the great outdoors 20
preathe--live In. Nature, as God ere
ated It, Is what feel a part of and
am part Of it--it calls me just as I
year for the truest thing. tand, darling /
sweetheart-that is whyfI long for our
.ove to be the etruest-ideai--as poor as
we can make it-for then 1t Is truest
to nature and things of Gods creating.
But this love nest. you know, dearie,
is dreadfuIfy lonesome with Just me
there. Did He say we needed jewels,
did He say we needed anything, ex-
cept q mate.
After that He knew we would hnd