El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01


old man Otherwise better he should
be III a few days before SO as not to
personally open the Duma. not to be
Kissed. But he thinks better 70 wait
until you return. and when I said 1
should, IL was weight lifted from
sHe saw the old tai. very dry and
hard, but honest, but not TO be com
pared with Goremykin. one good
thing that he Is devoted TO the old
man. but IS obstinate.
DO YOU know a Count Tatischev
from Moscow (banks). I think. a son
Cor nephew Of the old general aide
de camp, q most devoted man 10 you,
says you know him Likes Gregory
very much, disapproves OF the Nos
COW nobility TO which he belongs Is
an older man already. Came 70 Ania
to talk, sees very clearly the faults
Bark made, about the loan. be-
Ieve, and the fatal results Il may
have. Our Friend says he IS a man
to be trusted. very rich and knows
the bank world very we'll can
make his acquaintance only ny
brain ] am sure would never grasp
money affairss I do dislike them 50.
But he might put things clearly
TO you, and help you advise.
Goodbye and God bless you, my
years ago with tender, grateful love.
I kiss you without end in deepest
love and devotion, caresslnE you
gently. bless you and commend
you to cur Lords care and the Holy
Virgins love Ever your very own
old WHY"
Count TatIstchev was president OF the
united bank IN Moscow and special govern
nsnt envoy on financial miasions)
Rasputln Wants Offensive.
NY own Beloved:
Heart and soul were overioyed
to receive your dear letter
Everything you wrote was most
Interesting and did one good 20 see
how contented and well pleased you
are with the state OF the troops you
Inspected. Can Imagine the wild Joy
OF your Nizhegowdst' and all the
rest scampering after you Their
dream fulfilled TO see you during the
wow, before I forget, I must give
you over a message from our Friend,
prompted by what he saw In the
night. He begs you 70 order that one
should advance near Riga. says It
Is necessary otherwise the Germans
VIII settle down so firmly through
all the winter, that Il VII cost end
less bloodshed and trouble to make
them move Now It viii take them
50 aback. that we shall succeed In
making them retrace their steps He
says this IS just now the most es-
sential thing and begs you seriously
TO order ours TO advance he says
we can and we must and I was to
write It 20 you at once
i was at Paurs he lay IN their
bedroom, terribly thin, but not those
dark spots on the cheeks. / begged
him to put off having Rontgen lex
RAY photo taken till Feodorov re-
turns. as Omitri wired FeodoroV
begged f.; she hurries things too
doroV and leaves Il TO him TO decide
about the operation; he hates the
idea, but Il FeodOroV insists Of course
he viii do it; 1 should not risk it.
You know It's strange, the eve be-
fore he fell III he had a discussion
about our Friend GeOrEi said the
family call him a follower OF Raspu-
tin, Whereupon Paul got furious and
said very strong things, and fell III
that night. Her niece heard this from
her. told Il TO Georgi, who said that
no doubt God sent It him because he
ought to have stood up for a man
you respect and his soul ought to
have remembered that he received
everything from you and brought a
letter from his wife, she had asked
Gregory 10 write to me begging for
them. Our Friend was struck by this.
THE old man is coming TO me to-
day, but ] don't know why. Remem-
Der about Riga
aAnd now goodbye and Cod bless
you. my sweetest husband. love OF
Endless kisses from your own
@ALM"
Went to sleep after A."
The Dumn and GOremykin-
Nov. 18th. 1913.
my own beloved Darling:
4 begin my letter already today,
but saw old Goremyzin just now and
am so afraid OF forgetting what am
to give over by tomorrow.
he was TO have a sitting OF all
the ministers this evening, but had 70
put It off as you sent for Trepov.
well. it's the question about call
Ing Duma together now: he Is against
It. They have no work to do. the
budget OF the minister OF Finances
has been presented five 20 six DAYS
late and they have not begun the
preliminary works which are needed
before giving Il over TO the whole
Duma- II they sit idle. they will
begin talks about Varuava and our
Friend and mix Into governmental !
questions. TO which they have not the /
right NOW Klivost0V and Beletzky /
old ANA that the man who intended 4
speaking against Gregory has taken 4
back his paper and they say that /
Iubject won't be touched. Wen. this /
3 the old mans council after long 4
consideration and yesterdays talk /
With a member Of the Duma whose /
lame he begged not TO mention. He 1
would advise you writing two re-
cripts. one 70 Kulomzin n find you
night change HIND and the other 70
1ozlnankos giving as reason that
he budget has not been worked
through BY the commissions and /
therefore, too early TO assemble the
yuma, that Rodzianko IS 20 make his
eport TO you when they are ready
with their preliminary work.
7 am going to ask ANA to Quit /
riTately speak Of this to our Friend
Who sees and hears and knows much