El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

Z You bear all so bravely and BY
yourself-let me help you, my treas
ure. Surely there is some way in
which a woman can be Of help and
use. I do so yearn to make II easier
for you-and the ministers all squab-
bling amongst each other at time
when all ought to work together and
forget their personal otfenses, have
as aim the welfare Of their SOW
ereign and country-it makes me
rage. In other words. it's treachery,
because people know II, they feel the
government in discord and then the
left profit by *. II you could only
be severe. my love; it is so necessary
they must hear your voice and see
.displeasure in your eyes, they are
too much accustomed to your gentle.
forgivinE kindness
Sometimes a word gently spoken
carries far. but at a time, such as
we are now living through. one
needs TO hear your voice uplifted in
protest and reprimand when they
continue not obeying your orders.
when they dawdle in not carrying
them out They must learn TO trem-
Bile before you
"Hearlzen unto our friend. Ras-
putin. believe Him He has your in
terest and Russia's at heart-it is not
for nothing God sent Him TO us, only
we must pay more attention to what
He says. His words are not lightly
spoken. and the gravity OF having
not only His prayers. but His ad-
vice, is great. How hard IL is not
to be with YOU. to talk over all
quietly and 10 help you being firm
Shall follow and be near you in
thoughts and prayers all the time
Nay God bless and protect you. my
brave, patient. humble one 1 cover
your sweet face with endless, tender
kisses, love you beyond words, my
own, very own Sunshine and Joy 1
bless you
your own WIFY.~
"Our Marie viii be Is on the 14th.
so give her a diamond necklace from
US, like the other two got"
RasHutin Against War and Duma
June II, 1915.
MY very own precious One:
All my tenderest thoughts sur
round you in love and longing. Il
was a lovely surprise when you sud
denly turned up again had been
praying and crying, feeling wretched.
You don't know how terribly I miss
you Your dear telegram was such
a consolation, as I felt very low and
Ania's odious humor toward me
but euliven my afternoon and eve
ming one hears OF nothing but
deaths, It seems to me Fancy what
I did last night in bed2 / fished
out your old letters and read through
many Of them and those few before
we were engaged, and all your words
OF intense love and tenderness
up my aching heart. and Il
seemed to me, as though I heard you
speaking.
Il hope my letter did not dispIease
you, but an haunted by our
Friends wish and know Il VIII be !
fatal for US and the country II not /
fulfilled he means what he says I
when he speaks so seriously. He 4
vas much against your going 70 /
LemburE and PrZsmysl-it was too 1
against the war. was an ugly act OF /
RodzinlzO and the speeches ought /
lot to have been printed q find)
Please my angel, make Nikolasha 4
zee with your eyes-con't give in TO i
my OF the second reserves being
AIKEN; put IL on as long as only pos
iible. They have TO work in the I
fields. fabrics. on steamers, etc; i
'ather take the recruits for next i
7ear now. Please listen TO HIS ad-
rice when spoken SO gravely and /
)ne fault and we shall all have to
Jay for it. I wonder what humour 4
-Ou found at the Headquarters and /
whether the heat is very great.
Felix told Ania that one threw /.
them stones at Elias carriage and I
pat at her. but she did not wish 20 (
peak 70 Us about It They feared I;
disorders these days again, don't (
NOW why 7 fear often for your
peak out 20 your old WHY, bride OF
he bygone. share AL with me. Il
nay make IL easier.
Ever your own old ally"