Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
CAR TELLS LIFE STORY
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entrance some ensigns went upstairs
and az Alice, Misoul ana the POO.
children She faced things b~raveiy and
healthily. All was dark In the room
on account Of measles, but they feel
well, except Marie. who is only begiH-
ming with the measlesI breakfasted
and dined with Alexis in the play
room. saw good Benekehd0rff (Rus-
sian ambassador 10 England) and
walked with him. Worked with him in
the gardens. | am not allowed TO go
farther. Afterward We brought my af-
fairs into order.
March 23.-Outside the conditions
under which we live here, this thought
that we are together restores and con
soles me. This morning received
B~enckendorff. Read papers. burning
many. Sat with the children until .
O'Clock. Went for a walk with Dol
gorouk. Ensigns accompanied Us. They
were more pleasant.
March "a This morning | learned
from B~enekendorff that we may re-
main in this house for a long time. It,
pleasant to know this. Again burned
papers aud letters. Walked with Dol
gorouk this afternoon. Walked in the
gardens. Went to mass at Gas.
A'March 30-At TO O'Clock we went
10 mass, where many were given tom-
munion. Today victims of the rev0lu-
ton were buried in the park opposite
the center Of Alexander palace. We
heard funeral music and the Marsel-
laise. At 8 O'Clock went to religious
service.
April 5.-This morning walked. Reg.
ulated affairs and books. Began TO
lay TO one side everything | will take
when / journey to England. Worked
in the garden.
April s-passed quietly the 23rd
anniversary Of our betrothal. This
morning walked with Alexis.
eApril 2s.- Walked abroad today.
This Is the first of May, so our masses
have decided TO celebrate with process
sions. With music and red flags hey
entered cur park and laid wmllhs. This
evening read aloud TO the children
from an English book called the Mil
lionaire Girl.
"May This morning | walked. At
~ o'clock had geography lesson with
Alexis. Worked in the vegetable gar
den with Alexis. In the evening learned
that k0rniloff had retired from the
post Of upper commander 'of the 81.
Petersburg military district, always on
the left. After morning tea kercnsEy
orders II the military authorities by
labor delegates council aud by ONE OH
gauization standing much farther 10
the left. After morning tea krnsky
suddenly appeared ia an automobile
From town, He didn't remain long. Re-
quested that documents relating TO an
%ternal politics be sent into a query com
mittae.
''July a.-Three months have elaps.
Ell here, since we left Mogiletf. we
are prisoners. II Is hard to be without
news from dear mamma All the rest
is Indifferent,
'fJuly lQs-Beforo noon there was
good news. On the southwest front in
The direction Of sloezow. after two.
days ortillerying, our troops broke
through the enemy positions, taking.
270 o%ffictrs and 10000 men many can
non and machine guns. Thank Thee, oh
Lord, God has sent lis this in a
good hour | feed quite different after
this joyful message,
"July l7-In ST. Petersburg today
there was rioiing and fighting Many
soldiers and sailors arrived from
KronsiaAt with the purpose 70 oppose
the provisional government. There Is
complete confusion. Where art the
people who could take this movement
in their hands and end the struggle
without hlooAshed1 The evils root is
in st.. Petersburg, not in the whole of
Russia.
"1uly la,--Happily, a tremendous
maiorlty Of the troops In st, Peters
burg remained faithful 10 their duty
and order is restored in the streets.
/ worked hard in the woods, Felled
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