El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-08

heart for any word which may have
hurt you fear have been rough
at times-but out Of despair only and
! endless love and yearning 70 help
you. Pardon me. IOvy, I want badly
/ to go-am weary-but my spirits
are up
Things are going better and Ka-
linin has behaved splendidly- I told
him TO write openly to you about
! everything-he was shy TO do Sol
| said Il was his duty, once you show
him confidence. 1t is, only thanks TO
him, the scandals were prevented IN
/ the duma- Trepov was coward
Shuvavev worse (wOuld that Beliayev
were in his place, a gentleman, and
not one TO bow down TO the duma
and seek TO be popularl, and ROD
zfanlcO listened to kalinins letter
and because small-bless the nan
may he continue being as firm and
brave as he has up TO now. send
/ him a word Of thanks OF encourage
ment. won't you? And affirm him as
minister OF the interior (it's WHY'S
idea and I think the right one1.
I People said you would never stand
up for him and Petirim against
! everybody, and you haVei Well done,
huzy minei Only one thing just tor
ments me. Gregory and Protopopovs
that the duma not 10 be called To-
gether before February, so as 20
give them time TO disperse, which is
]
/ group a poisonous element IN town.
/ whereas dispersed over the country
nobody pays any heed to them nor re-
spects them
q. "Olga had a committee yesterday
| evening. but il did not last long
I Volodia Volkhousky who always has
] smile or two for her. avoided her
, eyes and never once smiled. you see
I how our girlies have learned TO watch
/ people and their faces-they have de-
veloped much interiorly through all
! this suffering-they know all we go
through. it's necessary, and ripens
them " p. took tea told heaps
about Odessa and the battalion, Olga,
/ Eugene. etc. Full Of PetrOgrad
horrors and RACES that nobody de-
tends me. that all may say. write.
hint at bad things about their en-
press and nobody stands up. repri-
mands. Furnishes. banishess fines
those types. Only princess Was
sitchikoff suffered. all others, 1Iiliu-
kov, etc, 90 free Yes, people are
many shall be struck off future court
lists. they shall learn TO know in
time Of peace what IL was in time OF
war not TO stand up for ones
sovereign
Irritated by Criticism
''Why have we got a ramolie rag
as minister OF the court2 He ought
TO have brought all the names and
proposed how 10 punish them for
slandering your wife. A private hus-
/ band would not one hour have stood
] those assaults upon his wife. Rea-
sOnably I do not care a straw, when
I was young I suffered horribly
through those injusdces said about
me Ooh, how often), but now the
worldly things don't touch me deeply,
I means nastiness-they VIII come
round someday, only my huzy ought
really TO stick up a bit for me. as
many think you don't care and hide
behind me- You don't answer about
BOlashiOv, now why did you not have
him severely written to by Frede-
ricks2 am not going TO shake
hands with him whenever we meet,
warn you and I long TO fling my
fury into his face; little snake
have disliked him ever since set
eyes on him. and I told you so. he
thinks his high court rank allows
him TO write vile things-on the con-
trary, he is utterly unworthy Of It
Have you said that prince GaHtzine
Is to have his court rank taken from
him-don,t dawdle, deary. do all
quicker, it's the Danish Bummelzug
be quicker in acting, strike out
people from the court lists and don't
listen TO F'rederick's protests
Your order has had a splendid ef-
feet upon all, II came at such a good
L.
your ideas about continuing the war.
"Just had old Shvedov. fancy, when
he told TrepOv he was to be a mem
Der OF the council OF empire by your
and my wish. he answered that il
did not concern him what orders
Sturmer got, he did not hear II from
you He brought me the list en- one
paper Of all the members and we can
look at it together and strike out
and add on new ones Hates Kauf-
mann, says he said very bad things,
strike him Off now one must come
with the brush and sweep away the
dust and dirt and get new clean
brushes to work.
''Warmest thanks precious letter,
Poor dear will be tired tomorrow. [
God help you-only military and no
political questions. All wild about
tensely So
"The kitten has climbed into the
fireplace and now sneezes there.
Ever you very, very own tire I
some SUNNI"
Rasputln Is killed.
''Tzarskoye Selo, Dec u (30), 1915.
Ny heart for some time was bad !
again, but did not keep quiet as
ought to have by rights. but I could |
not The moral strain OF these last
trying months on a weak heart Of |
course, had 70 tell This lovely /
journey TO NOFeOroQ was physically I
very trying, and wen, the old ma
chine broke down.
Some gossip: Ania's mother told !
her that Krusoshein and Ignatiev |
bless me for having telegraphed 70 |
you to leave all the food supply /
question in Rittich's hands-there, /
and not one single word OF truth I
in the whole thing. That's how peo-
pie calmly lie and find it no SIM
"Oh. the JOY, the consolation Of |
having you home again
'At such a time to be separated I /
assure you is at times absolutely /
exasperating and distracting-hoW |
much easier TO have shared all to- ]
gether and spoken over everything.
instead Of letters, which have less /
force, alas, and often must have ag- 1
gravated you, my poor patient angel /
But have TO try and be the antidOte i
to others poison.
I'VE are sitting together, can /
imagine our feeling, thoughts-our /
Friend has disappeared Yesterday i
Ania saw him and he said Felix asked /
him to come in the night a motor j
would fetch him TO see Trina A 1