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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
G. MENDEZ Y HNOS.

Concentrates en- FrutGs y ~Lcrumb-cs.
Fuertc existencia Ell Chile Verde on WING
gre ' Seco DC tcdas clascs. 2!S M~atamoros
St. San Antonio. Texas.
QJTTA-ARRUGAS. M;irico Tails man contra
Ia vcjcz: hermcsca, da f-sscura al cCti7, quiz
tando las arrugas por rebcldcs quo sean.
Prccio 500. Direction: Minerva Mcdi-
cine Go. G06i- Guadalupe St. San Anto-
Mo, Texas.
La MEXICANA. Fabrica dc Chocolate nc
Nicanu = c3pcndio de cacao. Fcntas por
mayor Y menor. Juan Olive. 305 So. Lcona
ST. San Antonio. Texas. Sc dcspachan or
dencs c. O. ..
IMPRESORES:- 81 neccsiia esQuclas de
dSunci6n. Graudes. cstilo raezicano, eseriha
p;tiendo precioS y mUsStraS Z ignaciO T..
Lozano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic. Texas.
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81 AGRADECERA c~uaiquicr information fl
dcliCna que Sc propo-cione del pavadcro de
Pedro Machado. dc II amos de cdad, oriEi-
mario dc Medina. Texas. hijo dc Crcsccncio
Machado = de Mariana Ramos. Hace tres
aiios que sali0 en- un cnCaEche para el Edo.
Ge Pennsylvania. Sirvzrse diriGirsc sobrc 81
clio Garcia. $50 Guadalupe St. San Antonio.
Texas. CD
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AVISOS d. OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

EDUARDO TAMARIZ. AVOCADO MEAlCA.
NO. Sc cncarsa je toda clase de asurteS re-
Iativos 4 .su profession. Il6-I2o Brady BldC.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

CON S5.U0 GEATIFICARE q Ia persona que
me proporcione iT:ormc5 cxictos Re mi madrc,
Santos Rodriguez y dc mis- hermanus. Nice
b Q ISABEL Rodriguez. Sus ultimas noticiag
las rcc.Ei or 1917. Cualquier informc sobrc
dicha.s rersonas favor dc d]irigi-lo = Julian
g.ic.o. Rungo. TCT. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

DR.. F. vAZQUEZ GOMEZ. $40 Frost Bldg.
TcIefono Travis 2I9I.- RcaccioneS eieetroni-
cas- del Dr.. Abrams.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

fin llamados dc nuevo al trabajo, ofre
c~iendoseros cl mismo salario que per-
cibiamos antes. es dccir: cuarenta
centavcS por nora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

500 DL CRATE ICACION dare = Ia pcrso
NJ que nc r:oporciope infarmcs cXactOs de
m; maGrc. IL sencra Juana Navarrcte. de mi
hcrmana. Solcdad Nanegas. y de mi hcrnlano,
ieccadio Ramos. quicneS cl ano de 1907 re-
sidiau en- Hunter, Tex. Cualquicr informc
Que Sc tcnCa subre dichaS personals. fave dc
diripirlo = Juan Gonzalez. Boz 39i. Mart. Tc-
Xas. al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
Ell PARADERO

Sc DESEA SABER Ell PARADERO u
Francisco Garlic. dc 30 amos de cdad. y !
sls hijos Toribio. Vicente y Apo!onio Gar
cia de IS. l. y 10 amos de cdad respective
mentc. quicnes Sc cncontraDaa en- 1918 G.
Ash Forh. .Ariz.-$j.0O Sc iaran a Ia person.
rue proporcione informes cicrtos diriCicndusC
4 Carlos Castro. Fort Madison. Iowa. or
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

BUENA oPoRTUNTDAD para un icven cue
dcscc cstahlcccrsc. Sc traspssa IN esplcndi-
40 = cspacioso taller dc fo;oSrafis, con mag
nifica luz del Norte: mohtsdo a Ia notc--
ma, con csnnaras. lentss y aparatoS para aF1.
rIificar: TODD de primcra chase y LJr.p:
abundantes titles y accessories: fondos &C
Scavy: apa-ato Flash Light para ~ret.as.E
Dor las noches comple.a installation de asua
con refrigerator; abanicos y luz elert-iros-
estufas: bizu amueblado y con muestra-ios
abundantes y comcdidai para vivir en- II
misma casa. Sc instruira s Ia persona que
baga el traspaso. 81 asj 10 desea, para hace-
rctratos de primcra clase. Informa E. u.
Grandjean. 134 W. Commerce st. San AM
tonic, Texak :
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PERDiDAS

Sc DARA buera qualification = guien de-
vuc!va una llan;a Eire-S:onc, t35 x az con
anilIo : tubo que Sc cxtr."io entire las Gales
Laredo y Il estacion del NJ. x. and T. Oru-
IRAN 4 Crockett Auto Livery y preG1nten por
el Sr. Leon i. Maritime, III Galan s.. 1911
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

BUENA GRATIFGCACION sc dara 4 Ia p.r-
soma que me infornc dc mi hija Dionisia
Murii!o. cisada con Jose Sanchez dc quirn
no tenGO raZon deSdc hace dos amos. Is
crjgi0eria Dc San Carlos. lamps. El:irla-
rcntc supe que su cSDo5o. Jose Sanchez. &c
cncortr.ra en- San Marcos. Texas. Todo in
tormc sobrc cl particular diriiasc a TcIesfo-
ro Mu-illc. cargo de Juan Gonzalez. Dayy.
Texas. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

DIR, FEDERICO JOHNSToN.-Medicina ,
c;rucia on general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
tbs ] v .. jog s. Santa Rosa Ave. Te!eto-
nos CIR. 1916 y CIR. 1909.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

Gieran V ademaS. que Su Gefensa IL
hicierfn en- terminus que acarrearian
Ia simpatia.
Mas despu5S refleyionaron que ha-
bian comatiGo IN error, no solamentc
con haberse violentadc, lanzando no.
jas sueltas inSultantes, sino no con ha-
Der tenido ninguna entrevista con los
meNicanoS.
FL Presidente de la Cnicn tuvo des-
pucs unas cntrevistas con los meXi-
canos y en- ollas, manifesto que el no
Eabia hecho NADIA; que tCGo habia 81
do obra 0c una comisi6n lie los un:c-
ristas que Sc vinlentarGn; Y que 10 que
la Union quicrc ahcra. es que los me-
Xicanos 81 les unan y que una veZ luc
former 3artc de ella, las %un!onistaa
los ~abra2&ran como hermanos Y los a.
royaran IL Icdo.
JsStici0. c> 10 que Eidc%
los ncrjcGHOS.
FL 3hrero meXicano cue ostos infor-
mes prupurciona Il La FltENSA con-
cluyo diciendo:
\ los unionistas !es remos conte;-
tado No eanaremos Lad2 con abrazos
Guercmus ~unicarnence Cue Sc nos trata
cen cortesia. Y que sc nos lmparta
Justicia: que Sc nos respete: que to-
do insulto que haya side c:rigido que
de per TERRA, iecontc:rndc su error,
q~uienes les hayan -e:tido: que sepan
los unionistas que sabemcs respetar
toAas las icyes. las del tr;bajo inclu-
sive, V que sabemos tambiGn hacerse
que Sc respeten rUestros derechos,
como hcmos probable los yeinte mc;ii-
canes que ros hal.anlos or: Saginaw.
.idemas. haremos saber :: nuestros
compatriotas las dliicu.tades conCue
t~ropezarian al venir aqui, para que Sc
cuiden de caer en- esas dificulta-
DIES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

MANDE ANPL.ITICAR su retrato por Si.62
tamano Il po- 20 palGaGas. c6ncavo. Heruo-
so trabajo. Envie su ordeH acompafada del
original Y va!or en- giro postal a y. dc IL
! CARA. los Morales ST. San Antonio, Texas.
My pOCOS DIAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

TALLER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Ro.
driEucz, repa-aci6n de fon6grafOs lie todas
clase= y mSquinas De coser SINGER y FO-
NOGRAFOS COLUMBIA Hnevos, IN -ABBO-
NOS: de segunda mano. al contado. MUi
BARATOS. IC6 BUENAVISTA ST. San
an.nnin. TcXas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. Asuntos
,,onfidenciales. 2l1 Frost Bldg.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN uno o dos cuartos con vista a Ia
Gale. Luz. BaratoS. Gale Sur Coneho us
t2D
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81 NECESITA car-os para mudan:as o car
-. cq.ira:cs. liable ! RCSALES: 'TeltTon'
Travis 1875.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

vENDO Iii RESIDENClA amueblada sta
en- Ia csuuina dc Madison y Sheridan SITS.
=. una de las mcio~cS casas de Ia ciudat y
-eIne todas Ias romodidades modcrnas. In
m6rmesc en- In misma casa o en- mi c5icl-
ma. if9 West mmcr St. al cargo dc
herman and Zadck Paper Company. No ira
70 con ccrrcdorcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

VENDo o TRASPASo casa dc hucspcdeS
en- T23 Maverick ST.. altos, en- esluina, mag
nifico lugar. once cuartos amueb!ados. todas
las comodidadcS. Renta $500. Nean Il Jose
MARTINEZ. 5 4 9 de Ia manana. Una cusdra
Re San Pedro Park. t6j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

VE,;Do EN- ABoNOS miGuinas lie coser
SINGER" differences csr.ss: F~cn6Srafos
"COLUMBIA": Pianos y miqiinaS lie esc-i-
BIZ OLIVER. NENDO AL CONTADo
hiscos "COLUMBIA". mapu.nas SINGER usa-
tas, muy BaRATAS. Glasses &c bordado
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMSTITCHING i
DIEZ CENTAVoS YARDA. + IL LOS SAN
TOS. Tcltfono r.. G559. COZ Dolorosa St.
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VENDE Casa MADEIRA, sumamcntc barata.
en- cxcelentes condicioncs. Ocurran 4 9ol San
81. 20!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

POR iencr que auscHtarme. vcnio 'arata ca
81 habi:aSiGn con concrete acrcditado por
var!oS amos. 9lO 5. Sabinas. t2-I0)
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TRASPASOS

Sc TRASPASA casa amuebiada y Sc Scn-
den mucbles baratos. $40 s. Flores St. %
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Sc VENDE muy barato automovil "Stude-
baker en- magn!fico cstado. Ocurran a 81
Austin ST. t@-2).
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CORGPRAS
VENTAS

VENDO Fotografia electrical. bien equiFada'
situada en- Houston s.. Bucn local; rcnta pa
rata. Ocurra prorto., cl propietario tlcnc que
dejarla nor atcndcr otro neEocio. piriSirsc
80 W. Houston St tp'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

HOTEL SAN LIS. Cuartos limpios , ba-
ratios. Prec:os especiales por scrnana. 2o&
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

BAHAMAS COMPUTADORAs AUToMA-
TICAS dc todas ciaseS Sc venden, camhi2n q
rcparan. H. E. HarEis. i07 Navarro 81. Gem
t-al Office Bldg. Crockett 1921.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

Sc VENDEN maquiaas dc coser Singer"
en- abonos c0modOs. 4. Y. Cantu. 73S West
Commerce St. TciGionu Travis 5CTI.
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MAGNIFICA OPORTUNIDAD PARA BUE-
Ma INVERSION. Residencia modcrna de
dos pisos: construction dc ladrilio. en- 81
ccntro de In ciudad. toda ciase dc comodi-
dadcs. situada en- cl No. $50 So. Prcsa st.
Tambicn edificio para ne%ocio. dando irente
= IL Gale de Alamo, al Sur. numero 709.
Vcndo dichas p-opiedades. Para mayorcs
;uformes dlriGirsc nj propietario F. H. Seele.
700 Alamo St No Sc contestarin l!amadas
nor ~tclcfono nj Sc accptan cambloS.
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l.. II. PITTMAN. Successor ic IA Rogers Bicy-
Gle Shop. ExpertC 5u rcr aracioncs dc b!ci-
clctas. BicicletaS "Hudso;." 20 amos de
p~ractica. 523 Market Street, Teltforo Cro-
ckctt j1lS.
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MoLINoS ELECTRICOS "HOBARTS" para
carae. ca:j. cacahUate. COCO ) hatidcres de
mGntcuuilia. RcDanaGoras dc carrc: mezcia-
Goras de marina y TODD gcncro &c accessories
Ta-s cocina = panadcria. THE HOBART
SALES AGENCY. 81 So. Pinto St. San
Antonio. Texas.
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z NENDE mGgnifico autom6vil CHAL-
Frs cast nuevo en- cTccicatcs ccndicioaeS.-
5 UNA VERDhDERA GAEGAE Ocur-an
EOSi. W. Commerce -. +. CHAVEZ. "a
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MoLINoS PARA NIXTAMAI.-Los dnicos
que dan satisfaction. "liidalgo,' SIl.10:
"hoctczuma' con yolarte, $3.50: 'Noctczu-
ma con cigiicna. $6.5O. FidaIoS Il J. y.
Flores y Hno. FIorrsviilc. Texas. 81
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VENDO CAMARON SECo en- cualquier
cautidad. Para precios d~irijanse 4 Carlos
d, Calvin. Point Isabel. Texas.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

~ mvsteries'' the Russian soul, is
l. "a gained from letter written
by a German officer, on duty in
hlcv, the capital of the Ukraine, to his
brother, Lutheran minister in West
crn Germany. The officer was in charge
OF the jail where the slayers Of General
Elchhorn, the German Governor of the
Ukraine, were imprisoned, and in this
capacity he had occasion to talk with =
Russian girl, one of the accomplices of
the assassination. The letter was nuh-
hshed IN the "Frankfurter Zeitung." 1t
reads:
Dear Brother:
"Outslde the gates of Kicv the fight be-
tween the Hetman's troops and the peasant
rebels (al1as BolshevikD is still racing
'ts the thlrd day of bombardment We are
neutrai-for the time being. 1t is damned
hole we are ln-the most critical stage of
the Wholc world war. Just the same. We
are smoking our pipes and look forward
with fatalistic Indifference to whatever
may come. have faced similar situations
before and | never despaircd.
"As was making my rounds to-day in the
headquarters building, ] visited the iail
where the political prisoners arc kont
They are separated in a row of cells
stopped in front of corner cell. occnn;ed
by a woman who participated in the F;cb.
norm murder. I peered through the little
window. She was lying on her berth. dou-
bled up-l thought she was asleep.
she notices me and raises her head for
minute The floor of the cell is Uttered
With books in a vase there are two cbrvs-
anthemun1s. Woman, what on earth bavo
l to do with you?
"The guard reports to me she nacas H..
cell nervously. look straight into how
eyes through the little window
You arc reading books?'
eyes
"'What knd?'
"'They'rc all Russian
Where did you learn to sneak cor,,.,,
so we'll? '"""
"'At school,
Have you ever been in GERMANY,
"'No.'
Are you Russian?
Ny parents arc Russian. Nv fa,be~ l.
dead my mother lives in Moscow She ;s
old and lonesome for me. She is waiting
and waiting, and can't go and see her
can feel her sorrow.
"'I have mother, too Yes If ono ,s
mother
nat philosophy did you start out
from ? ask abruptly
0he smiles, her eyes brighten: Kant.
lt's his ideas Nothing is more beautiful
than to live for ideas
1--WE Germans also value Kant b,sh
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Thinks of the League Constitution

covenant, in its present form, bring Sc
curity to the nation? But whereas
French opinion is divided on the point
(Capus answers the question in the af-
firmativc, Pertinax emphaticaly in the
negatlve), the German answer is a
unanimous No. Professor Walter
Schucking, who was appointed member
of the German peace delegation, de-
clares in the "Frankfurtcr Zetung"
(February 2S) that "as long as we are
not included in this league it is nothing
but colossal alliance directed against
us, as every threat or danger of ag-
gresslon is made a common concern of
the entire membership" And before
Germany is permitted to join, those al
ready members may fix conditions in a
one-slded fashion; above ALL they have
the power of limiting armaments for the
candidate for admission without consult
ing it, whereas inside of the league the
limit is set by agreement of the members.
1t is in Article 8, providing for the
limitation of armaments, that the great
est danger for Germany is discerned.
Professor Schucking saws:
"lnstead of setting general standard of
reduction, say, to 25 per cent of the pre-
war military and naval footing as in the
project drafted by the German Society for
international Law, the geographical stua-
ton and other circumstances arc to be
taken INTO account in each This pro-
vision, when operated by majority hos
tile to us, contains menace. Naturally, if
carried out loyalty by an impartial in
stance, nobody benefits more by it than
ourselves"
The above quoted editorial of the
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

II was sorry that we could not hc alone
at our last breakfast together. The children
wanted to be there too. Poor Xen;. (tho
Cars sister is to be pited Her daughter
mas married herself into worthless and
VICIOUS family and taken husband who is
beneath her. | think she has gone far
wrong HOW much sorrow and suffering
there is IN the world now! A great heart
pam torments humanity and there seems
to be no end to it,
WISH we could find way to live in
qulct and peace. May it be granted us to
be strong and struggle forward on our thornv
way forward to radiant goal I hope YOU
Will not have any difficulties with Alexiev and
that you can soon come back. This is not q
selflsh hope. understand only too well how
e''o pe''o"lhg mob acts when you are near
hey arc afraid of you now and thew must
De ''iaoe stili more afraid of you. Therefore,
wherever you go they must tremble before
you Among the cabinet ministers, too.
you arc power and leader Come hack
soon.
ou see what | ask of you is not for
my own sake and not at all for Rebo,a
SAKE because we know you keep us in YOUR
thoughts all the time. ] know the dutv
That takes you away from us and that now
you are needed there much moro than boro
30 then, as quick you can clear IN vorr
affairs be good and come back here NV
March I, when l hope that all will he &C.
it ought to be.
Come home. Your wfc-your help
meet stands on watch back of the front.
IL ~ true she cannot do much. But all
who have been near by know she is vour
supporter.
Ny eyes ache with tears. ! am roiny
from the station straight for Junefur
Mares church, because it is therc We have
always been together. This will ouiet and
strengthen me, and shall pray God for
you, my angel
An, my God, how love you ALWAYS
more and more, my love for you is as deem
as the sea. My affection for you is i'm
measurable
Sleep quiet. Don't cough. The change
OF climate viii help you to better health
May white angels protect you Christ 10
with you and Mother Mary will never leave
you. Our friend (Rasputin) has committed
us TO his guardianship. send you nv
blessing and embrace you tight, and rest
your tired head against my breast Oh
IT Will be bitter for me with the NIGHTS
alone
You arc without sun and sunshine. but
all OF my warm, burning love enfolds Won
you my only Light Of my lifc my treasure
gwen me from Almighty God, knew NV
arms are around you and my lips touch
yours. We are always together and We
snail never be parted. Goodby, my dear!
Come back soon. BE good, 20 to Mother
Mafy's church. whore / have so often
prayed for YOU"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

biood!ess method the decision which
would in all probability result from
bloody procee ding. Arbitration
viii not eliminate international rivalry, but
it will place it on higher level of civiiza-
tion, just as the elections to the national
! assembly represent a igher level than does
street fighting between government troops
and SpArtacists. Majority does not mean
intrinsic truth or justice, simply legal
force which one is sensible enough to rec
ognize without waiting for tangible proof
Of its superiority.'
1t is another question whether Ger
many can trust the methods of arbitra-
tion provided for in the covenant. Pro-
fessor Schicking, in the article quoted
above, deplores that
"although the entire development of inter
national law has led to the demand for an
impartial tribunal to adjudicate political
disputes of states, although all along the
line the cry has been for taking politics out
from the procedure OF international media
ton-as this, when exercised by tie gov
ernments themselves, always took the char
actcr of prejudiced fntervention-in spite
Of all this, the Paris statute transfers media
tion to an executive council, composed as
purely diplomatic authority from the repre-
sentatves of the five great powers and
those of four other states designated by
the body of delegates"
The Hague correspondent of the "Ber-
liner Tageblatt" has the same danger in
mind when he warns against appoint
ing, as proposed, the ambassadors of the
several powers into the executive coun-
ell. The interests which the executive
council is supposed to serve" he saws.
ARE, as Wilson himself has pointed out.
profoundly different from the diplomatic
relations OF one country to another"
Such personal union between the Dost
OF an ambassador and that of p renre-
sentative on the executive council" would
substantlate the charge that the leag,e
OF nations is nothing but the Holy Ali
ance restored.
1t may seem curious that the c1auses
relating to colonial rule and the manda-
tary system do not cause much excite
ment. The Hague correspondent Of tho
"berllner Tageblatt" merely points out
mat the plan of mandataries is prede-
termned by the different forms of Brit
'Sh rule IN various parts Of the world.
ana sees IN It's acceptance a distinct Brit
ism victory. The "Frank fiirter Zetunc"
dlsmisses the topic with the remark that
the covenant strives to cover the theft
OF 'ne German colonies with a fig leaf.
~ very strong note is sounded NV
"Vorwarts' in reference TO Article On
inc labor clause 1t quotes the pro-
vision in full:
The high contracting parties will on
dcavor to secure and maintain fair and
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
The Czarina's Last
Love Letter

EVHE Chicago poet, Carl Sandburg
says The Tacoma Times" has
A brought back to America from
StOckholm most remarkable
letter. 1t is letter said to have been
written by the unhappy Czarina of Rus.
sla to the Gar just before the latter's
abdlcatlon. Mr.. Sandburg is quoted as
calling it "the strangest letter of love
politics, war and religion ever written
by woman.' The text of the letter
as published by the aforementioned
paper, follows:
Isarkoe Seio, Feb 27, 1917.
My Best Beloved: Sorrow and a hurt
Was inside of me when | let Won 90 bv
yourself without any company at all from
our rare little Bebo. What a chastlv time
1t IS we are living through! And our part
ing at this time makes it all the moro
Snastly. For now when you are tired and
worn out cannot be near by to take care
of you.
God has laid heavy cross on YOU.
"lsh deep within me that | could helm
you carry this burden. You are brave
ana piucAy. With all my soul | am suffer
ING with you, moro than | can saw in anv
words write you. What can do more
'nan pray to God and pray again? Our
dear friend (Rasputn). who now finds hin,
self IN the other world, he, too, pravs to
God for you. There he is near to ma
But how willingly [ would consent to hear
MS comforting and quiet voice now.
am convinced God is going to reward YOU
Tor what you must now suffer and stand
against. But how long must we now wait :?
1T does seem as though our situation
is going to improve. Ny dear, all YOU
need is TO be firm and show the strength
of your hand! That is just what the Rus
slams need. You have never failed to show
them kindness and goodness of heart; let
them now understand that your fist is
doubled and ready! They ask that Of YOU
themselves. Many have said lately to me,
We need the knout' II is strange, but
such IS The nature Of the SIav.
"Io be firm now means to be cruel and
warmly loving at one and the same time.
From the time they first came to know
you and Kalinjin (Mnistcr Protopopov)
they have been more quiet. You must
teach them 10 be afraid Of you-your affcc-
tion is too little for them. child that
cares for it's father must be afraid to be
disobedicnt and bring sorrow to it's father
Bomctimes man must drive with tjpht
reins, not loose, never letting 20, but keep
ing the strongest hand he knows how to
use. Then people will think more highly
of him as II good man. If he is ALWAYS
eoft they viii not understand him. The
human heart is mysterious The upper
slasses do not in their hearts care for 4
mid course Of conduct. In association
With them spirjt Of determination is need
cd, particularly nov.