Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

EVERY EVENING
Why? You know they make mo dream.
Yearning for what. perhaps. miss
In this lifo. and to think now and
hereafter l will never escape this
longing until know / have at last
won. Thate to come back to reality
as l always have to, reading books!
"Oh, l love them" makes me yearn
and as much as / love II, why does It
pain to have to come back to even
taking food for nourishment?
Wanted Him Forever.
So I long for the time when I will
have you forever and 'dream--and
dream-not yearning.
"All earth's longings now fulfilled.
Yesterday i was hoping on the way
and 'in the water" but. on the way
homo / was thinking hard darling, 1t
Is as IL We had had glimpse OF
what our souls call out for and then
be denied again and feel AZ though
/ never want to hear you say again
L love YOU or caress or kiss mo 80
hard 1t hurts. You haven't any right
to and then wake mo up, or is It my
self?
When any one else calls you en-
dearing names and you say dear II
Is far more merciful for you to stab
az l have this morning.
"Oh, l ought not make 1t harder for
you, but that Is what you do to me
and l am not repaid Just stating
what is tho truest fact. you say we
are favored by hhving such a grea,
love. But always--it is 10 and viii
ever be--wc must always take the bit
ter with the sweet and hope J
don't see you today. What Is the
use when you always leave me. oh
my darling babykins. what muddl,
we are in, but l will be content
Will"
Love RcclprOcated.
The third letter IL considered ampl,
evidence Of tho rcciprocation OF tn,
clergyman's love by Mrs. Mills. l
also is undated and unsigned ant
reads:
Dearest, dearest boy OF mine, goo,
morning.
What Joy and peace Ia ours toda,
and strength, How gracious God Is (,
privilege us TO know this most joyou
great lesson.
Precious true heart l will writ
this afternoon when l will have NOR
time.
Il am on my knees darling lookin,
up at my noble man worshiping, ador
ing.
Wonder OF wonders---that lov
you even more than yesterday, NOR
fragrant this love OF ours"
| Ten Letters Found on Bodies.
| There were ten letters found be
tween the bodies OF the rector and tn
woman when the bodies were discover
ed under "A crab-apple tree on "A farr
outside New Brunswick ON the morn
ing Of September 10. They were un
dated. unsigned and unsddressed, OK
cept with endearing salutations. A
were In Mrs. Mills hand writing, don
in pencil on lined paper of the kin
that school children buy IN pads.
Although the prosecutor gave OF
some Of the letters yesterday in
form 10 indicate that they were thro
separate. complete letters. there
reason TO believe that they are nj
complete. and that the last paragrap
Of the first letter Che first in the ord,
they were made public) was reall
part OF another separate letter.
This last paragraph reads: "wh'
is the use when you always leave me
Oh. my darling babykins--what
muddle we are In. But l will be cor
tent l will" According 20 the be
available Information. these sentenc,
are a part OF another letter of whic
the following are excerpts: You a,
a true priest. ] am mere
your physical inspiration.
Do love you too much? l know thu
now / could leave. now. yes, even yo,
physical presence, and go into col
vent. There l wouldn't 3,
any one touch you. call you Dear r,
your tired body. sew your tol
trousers. Yesterday / W.
happy, in a way, In the boat and
the water; but on the way home
was thinking hard. oh. n
darling bahykins, whnt a muddle '
are in! But l will be content,
| will"
/ Choir Singers Last Letter.
\ This letter is believed to have be,
Il written by Mrs. Mills in her hor
some time in the afternoon OF Sci
IL. the day Of the murder. The "ye
\ terday" she referred TO in the lett
II meant Wednesday. Sept. 13. when s
II accompanied the rector. Mrs. Hall a
II Mrs. Addison Clark. another womi
II OF the congregation. on an auTomob
H ride 10 Lake Hopatcong. While (
II party was enjoying itself at the lal
h DR.. Hall tore his trousers on II wi
1 fence and his wife mended them (
/ him.
II Mrs. Mills is believed TO have il
this letter for the rector in his stu
at the church. when she went the
Il late on Thursday afternoon. 1t is b
II lieved quite likely that he never i
|| ceived it. He is not known 10 ha
\ been inside the church then or lat
II in the evening. Unless Mrs. Mi
i waited until she met him. and tn
II handed the letter TO him. II is believ
II that one of the murder conspiratC
II found the letter. perhaps with 9th
II letters. in the church shortly befc
H the murder. and left the letters "
II the bodies in order 10 get rid
II dangerous evidence.
III The third letter. as made public.
III other words the G o'clock letter,
III supposed to have been written
Y September 3. On August 20. DR.. II
had taken Mrs. Mills to the office