The Washington times., 1927-11-16
MOTHER AIDING.
REMUS FIGHT

CONTINUED from First PaKe)
time I can assist you please let me
know.
MY heart weighs too heavy to
say any more.
(Signed) TMO."
Failed to Get Meaning
A copy Of this communication
was obtained today and shown to
Remus as he entered court. lie
admitted he had received the above
note following his last meeting with
Mrs. Remus at the Atlanta penlten.
tiary.
Il could not understand the
meaning Of the note" said Remus.
ut was my first intimation from
her that she was planning 10 leave
me. She visited me the very morn.
ing ! received this communication.
We held a long conference in
Warden Shocks office. She had
parted, as l thought, in excellent
spirits.
That woman. however, as I see
it now. left this note at the peni-
Tertiary TO be delivered TO me after
she left. I Immediately attempted
10 decipher it, hut did not under
stand it's real meaning until | was
notified that she had filed suit for
divorce at Cincinnati the next day.
Denies Suggestion
Remus killed his wife in Eden
Park while she was on her way 20
court to divorce him. He followed
her taXiCah in his limousine, drag.
ged her from the cab and shot her.
II never suggested that she di-
Vorce me as the note indicates.
declared Remus. During our last
conversation I did rehuke her for
not being in Cincinnati tending to
business but we settled that, I
thought, and was looking forward 10
a happy reunion with her when l
was to he released"
A letter from Remus to her dated
the next dav after he had learned
she had filed suit to divorce him
was also obtained. 1t was written
within the prison walls of Atlanta
on August Is, 1925. and sent by
Remu$ to his wife in His dream
house the mansion on Price Hill.
Cincinnati. II said in part:
Dear limo:
Il pom receiving your note. I
was more than amazed at the
ahrUptness with which ynu left
did not expect that Won await
over until TODAY, so that Won and
I
are very important indeed at this
time to both of us, However. con
sidering the fantastic statements
that are made by some Of our an.
parently close advisers. all for
Interior purposes so made, I ran.
not blame you much, considering
your mental attitude, which said
condition of mind has brought
about these many vague statements
that in reality do not amount to
the substance with which they are
conveyed, and considering the con- |
tinuous and everlasting matters
that have arisen and you being the |
sole keeper unselfishly of our own
welfare.
Il cannot but expect a reaction
to set in, especially so when one
have arisen as result of my
present sOjournment or plight,
Asks Her to he Patient
you know that large matters are1
never accomplished in life. unless
one mas complications and reactions
that are nor the most agreeable
kind, and therefore YOU should abide
with patience and consideration IN
I'll all matters are amicably and
acreeably adjusted without further
perplexities.
Whatever future activity is in
your mind 1T this time by all means
You most positively, certainly and
specifically hold in abeYance, so that
all grave matters Of business COM
plications can be adjusted advan.
tageously. harmoniously and with.
out prejudice to either party. to the
mutual benefit of you, Ruthle tthe
daughter) and myself.
I'VE know the everlasting clamor
for filthy lucre by our outside
imaginary friends, posing as such,
for their Interior gains and benefits
they are all the time conspiring, con-
niVing and scheming to obtain
whatever betterment they can for
their own personal selfish motives.
Never have such matters arisen
between us. that we cannot agree,
ably, mutually and beneficially adjust
to our utter satisfaction without the
help Of others. So, take heart and
IL there has been strong nervous
mental tension exerted upon You. and
myself As we'll. cover that precipice
may IT he ever so high. or may il he
ever sn low. with the sa me Judgment
that should hA eRerted.
aTUith lnun - ~,n,, nnA DIT