Show THE MILLS fiLLS CASE CASETo CASETo To the he h Editor of or The Tile Is no slOB fer far un any criticism of ot the tho verdict by which Mills Mille was waa acquitted cd of or the charge ot murder HI HIS oo would not no teV h hato v naIled the d to life Jt would q no p to the slayer sl yer and iio I oJ for the tSe slain He H Is tree free and no O UY MU b him his freedom V But what of J a C C O Is 18 his hi name to t ba be forever on t th the un Sn SWOrn of Kt ma w bO con COD confor that tUot she d erY ae trust of f n ou for widows and o P J ft fits us UI not 1 the widow of or the et Dr this aSs tragedy h ci f perhaps the m of Qt a iL womans womas spite sake Let Lei us too to the five lit lito tto o 11 children left lert without fortun forin C r and de do d at of a fathers by the df an erring womans man Ie pen Captain Mills was a 3 hearing a fair fall trial before beor aJ aJ ry of his hia country countrymen countrymen men Ha lIe n tI was entitled ell td to t It Ii I Is I J 1 C COM OM l nCY y to be condemned without a ah hearing h He w c rt tried eels ed nn gad executed n an unsupported accusation that wa wt sufficient for his hie slayer but is It U for t the world WOrld We should 14 that river never had bad a a chance to prove his Innocence or even to protest against his conviction in the court courto of o suspicion lon where J do sat At upon the b ha ho was never permitted to face his hid accuser to deny the charge to be heard in defense of his hie lite Es and his hl name came W Wp should remember too that he has naver n been beatt proved guilty of the offense under the cloud of which his name east and memory rest reet in the shadow dow of which his children must live and their posterity be born horn Emotional j justice ta 18 unsafe fc at best but when administered by a nervous excitable man predisposed pre l 19 t q ln 1 Insanity q it Is lo more than apt to err Let us not judge J 1 C Ien as hastily and as a harshly as 88 his slayer r judged him He H may have beve been innocent Ue Be lisa 8 not heeD been bee proved guilty and it were were w cowardly and aDd unjust for the tha world to p s judgment on Oft him and anti punish his bis or hed children dren because mute and ind in 1 his hie grave grae he can CD cannot cannot not speak for himself hi OP or raise miss a hand ham in d TWILLIA T VI tt I BUCKINGHAM |