El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Q again bring success and encourage
{ ment to our troops. You viii see a
! bit more, I hope, before you get 70
4 headquarters and should Nikolasha
: say anything to Noyelkov in form Of
] q complaint. have II at once stopped
and show that you are the master.
+ Forgive me, precious one. but you
know you are too kind and gentle
I sometimes a good loud voice can DO
wonders and a severe look
DO, my love. be more decided and
sure OF yourself. You know perfect
( " well what is right. and when you
do not agree and are right bring your
opinion to the front and let il weigh
against the rest They must remem-
Der more who you are and that first
they must turn to you Your being
charms every single one, but I want
YOU to hold them by your brain and
highly placed, yet you are above him.
The same thing shocked our friend,
as me too. that Nikolasha words his
kilograms. answers to governors. etc,
in your style; his ought 10 be more
simple and humble and other things
You think me a meddlesome bore, but
a woman feels and sees things some
times clearer than my too humble
sweetheart Humility Is Gods great
est gift but a sovereign needs TO
show his viii more often. Be more
sure OF yourself and 20 ahead-never
Look what a letter. but il seemms I
have not talked to you simply for
ages land Ania imagines hourly we
dol
How lonely it viii be without you.
my Sunshinei
Sweetheart, you will find some
flowers kissed by mel upon your
writing table. it cheers up the com
partment-
sGoodby and God bless you. Lovy
M 7
tenderly to my heart and kiss you
all over and hold you tight Oh so
tight
Ever your very own WHY. ALIX-'
lNoyeikov Is aide De camp 20 the car
and commander Of his ma5ssty's hussar
guards-)
Gar Again Leaves Her
"Tzarskoye. Selo, April 4. 1915.
NY own precious One
a field jaeger leaves this evening
at s. so I must write to you. though
have no news to give Thanks.
sWeety, for sending baby back to rest
with me, so I had to keep my tears
back, not to grivVe him.
Yes, ueary, when one really loves,
one indeed loves Dreary weather too
an looking through masses Of post
cards from soldiers ANA sent ire
lovely red roses as E0od-by from n
They stand near my bed and smell
too divinely. Do thank him for his
aWfully kind thought. and that I was
very sad not to have been able TO say
Eoodby to him She gave him a let
ter for you, as wrote il late and he
went straight to church from her.
Keep well my treasure WHY Is
ever near you in thoughts and pray
ers- Thousand kisses. God bless and
protect you and keep YOU from al
harm.
Ever your very own old SUNNY
About Russia In COnstantinople.
'Tzarskoye, SeIo.
April 5, 1915
NY own huzy Darling:
Just got your telegram. This is
wonderful You left at 2 and ar
rived at g. When you leave at 10 you
reach there only at ~ Bright. sunny
weather hear the brides chirping
away. The girls have Just gone to
church; baby moves the arm better,
though water in the elbows still, he
says.
I send you your Image from our
friend OF St. John the Warrior, which I
I forgot TO give yesterday morning. I
have been rereading what our friend
(Rasputin) wrote when be was at
inE nOW-Quite short impressions On ]
what a day when mass viii be again /
served at St Sophie Only give orders
that nothing should be destroyed or !
spoiled belonging to the Mohammed- !
ans they can use al again for their l
religion as We are Christians, and
not barbarians, thank Cod How
one would love TO be there at such
The amount Of churches /
everywhere used OF destroyed BY the ]
Turks is awful, because the Greeks I