El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-02
Rasputin Sees Good Omen In Death
OF Austrian Emperor, Says Czarina

! not reproach him so much, but ali
{ the row began since he became min
I ister OF foreign affairs, which Greg
! CRY realized in summer and told him
I then already that this viii be your
7 endr That is why He implores either
he should go on leave for a month
or at once TO name another man in
MS place as minister OF foreign af-
fairs, for instance. Stcheglovitov-as
very clever ana a Russian name-or
Clers (Coustantiuople-) In that min
lstry ne is the red flag and at once
al VIII be quieter, If he is changed.
But leave him as president of council
of ministers (if he goes on leave.
Trepov. by law replaces him.) All
want the place, and they are not fit
Vow one calls Nine. sukhomlinov
before judgment on Friday and
therefore I wired asking you TO have
the SukhomlinoT case at once
stopped through senator Kuzmin -
its vengeance because one let the
poor old man out of prison, so hOr-
ribly unfairi
Gregory hopes you viii soon come
here; your presence is much needed
to keep them all in order.
q, 900 tender kisses and blessings.
Ever your very, very OWN"
'iTzarskoye seIo, Nov. 10, 1916.
Ny own sweet Angel:
Il received old Sturmer and he told
me your decisions. God grant all is
for the good, though II gave me a
painful shock; you also take him
away from the premiership.
Il had a big lump in my throat;
such a devoted. honest, sure man
Your kindness and trust touched him
so much. I regret. because he likes
our Friend and was so right in that
way TrepOF, I personally DO not
Ike. and can never have the same
F.anTTrrnr FHr hin old Cora
and SturmeEs they were OF the good
old sort. The other, / trust. win be
firm Il fear at heart q hard NAM
but FAR more difficult 10 talk TO;
those Two loved me and came for
every question that worried them, so
as not 10 disturb you. This one, I,
alas, doubt caring for ne. and if he
does not trust me OF our Friend,
things wiz be difficult. I told Stur-
mer 70 tell him how to behave about
Gregory. and to safeguard him al
ways. You, LoTy, viii tell him TO
come to me, too, sometimes.
Thanks dear. for sending US
VoysikoV. Saw Gregory yesterday
and then he wired to you when I told
him about the emperor's death; he
thinks it certainly for our good in
every way Il, tool and hopes the
war may then sooner end, as there
msE be stories between Germany and
Austria
what joy TO meet soon. lots to
talk over. Please make Nikolai Mix
hailovitch 90 away, he is a dangerous
element in town Ten million kisses
and blessings from your OWN"
Intrigue Behind the Throne.
Tsarskoye Selo. Nov. 10, 1915.
Beloved Sweetheart
It's one in the night and yet
begin my letter to you, as tomorrow
have people all day long Even in the
hospital I shah receive a French
doctor as wants to speak about Won
derful tables he and other French
doctors take to Rumania- Then an
English consul from Rena believe
viii bring me there 10000 rubles.
Then Protop0pov, Trepov and our
Friend for an hour in the evening
to say go0dby- he is very sad Stur-
mer did not understand he ought to
have gone for a rest. Not knowing
rrepoV, of course ne is anxious for
you But he thinks you ought 70
have another minister Of roads and
finds it not good a
man has two things to do. Would
not Voluyev have done, utterly de-
voted, good man $50 found our
Friend since a good time already. /
Let's choose the minister Of foreign
affairs together
Pleads for ProtOpopOv.
such fond thanks for your letter.