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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
THE ENGINEER WAS
WARNED IN Time
William +. Tanner, of Fulton
Hill, Richmond, Relates an
Interesting Story.
He SUFFERED WITH. INSOMNIA
For Forty Years He Drove His
Engine Over the c. 6 o.
Railroad.
HE SUFFERED WITH,INsOMNIA

"heh the stomach. liver and kidneys
arc ovcrtaNed with the poisonous mai
Ter they cannot get rid of through the
proper channels and pass il on tLropph
tue oiood ana system. resulting in cos
tvenesS and indigestion, dyspepsia
headache, backache, sleeplessnass
sluggish mind, nervousness. cold feet.
night sweats, etc, Plant Juice, the new
herbal system tonic, acts like mira
Gle. purifying the blood and washing
out the poisonous matter. and correcls
the diseased conditions OF the stom-
ach. liver and kidneys.
Daily local people are coming for
ward with testimonials in signed state
ments of the wonderful benefit they
have received One of the latest is
that of Mr.. William j.. Tanner. who re-
sides at Fulton Hill, and has been an
engineer on tho c. &: o. X. Il. for the
past 80 years. Mr.. Tanner is a man
Of the utmost honor and integrity, and
beside being one of the oldest and
most respected men in the service. lie
has a wide circle OF friends in this
section Of the country. He said:
For years j have been troubled with
my stomach and had terrible indiges-
ton; | had to he very careful about
what ate and could not get any sleep
at night. I felt weak and miserable
until 7 began to take your medicine,
Plant Juice. | found almost immediate
relief, and now my stomach is in good
condition. l sleep well, and my entire
system has been built up. am glad
10 recommend Plant Juice to others :"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Tragic
Drug Companys store, in. Richmond.
gThere he is daily meeting. the locat
public and Introducing and explaining
tho merits of this nrcteays Free sam:
pies given. u :.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison,
the Drug Man. -
For sale in Chase .Glfssby The Chase
City Drug Co.--AdN,,,,,..s. &, L., =. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL.
MINUS PARK, PASSES HOUSE
Amendments Arc Voted Down md No
ton {" Eccommit u
Defeated,
- Ntsoeiaicl Prcss ]

'fl"A' = IIfSo.
ASH iNGTON. Jan. 2..-All attacks
on onnr TN. norklGsi rivers ana narbors
aappropri"'lpn bttl failed today in the
Iiouse ana, otter numerous amend
inthts had b"cn rejected. tn. measure
w. "as passed with its appropriation Of
S;;i-,tu",o"' Tor maintenance and con-
way. -'
The vote on passage Of the bill
u , carries the smallest appropria-
Ton OIL any measure OF its kind in
years, was lGI 10 %
Previous 10 tho nnai vote effort was
inauc 70 rccomm!t the measure, with
ms, fucttons 70 specify numerous river
anu harbor improvements. scattered
tnrouEhout the country, but this move
was defeated. COZ 10 I16.
propriate s11.0oo,OD0 for work on the
MISS ssippi, Ohio and Missouri Rivers.
a. ven as Tor humorous smaller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
BLOCK ANTLSEDITION
BILLS, SAYS GOMPERS
Labor Leader Declares Drastic Measures Of Suppression
and Repression Will Tend to Provoke OPPOSITION
Believe Measures Not Desirable Writes Palmer

ters Nigh, suppress All Democratic pa-
pera.' Weston said. '''
Confidence in the impartiali,y OF tho
department OF Justice in dealing with
radicaiS and INSTRUCTORS has decreased
lork. told the committee
mere Is no confidence in the POST
pilcc department In barring ncvSpa-
pets from the mails" he added This
oill "iii increase the number OF those
a.SalhSt whom this bin IS aimed. And
me arc not Republicans or Demo-
Gratis, but COMMUNISTS They viii
multiply by thousands
Nd H.. W.. Evans. president of the Yearly
.nnsS.tnE society OF Friends. of PINT
ueipn.a' saih ], was impossible to
septrit" freedom or speech ana the
recon Of religion. lie advocated an
~, amnipcai - Ih" pubhc-spiritcd people of
.ils country in an effort 10 put down
THOSE wh" Won d overthrow the gov
Grnheh' rather than utilization or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
GOVERNOR EDWARDS
A<SWERS

JERSEY CITY. y. T., Jan. aa.-Govcr
nor Edward l. Edwards. Of New Jor-
sey. ISSUED a statcmcnt tonight in reply
10 references made To him by Villa m
Jennings Bryan in respect to the
launching Of the Governors presiden-
t.al boom At ,his Inaugural dinner
"" termed Mr.. Bryan's attack
vicious" declaring that those familiar
with the Nchr"skan's history know
MIR. Bryan"
He never refused 70 adopt any
h"rnsN," the statement said, that
looked as If IL could garner votes lie
adoDted the iat money hcrcsy and was
decidedly repudiated by the common
sense Of the country lie says that mo
reform ever came out OF the East He
overlooked the fact of one ma En iiicent
reform that came out OF the East.
which defeated him and reformed the
Democratic partly ~ 1870 \ '-''
Governor Edwards added that lately
those who have followed Mr. BrSIn
know that he adopted Il .pacifiSt her,
"sy. which would have handed tho wo-
men and children If this country over
20 the barbartSm Of Il Teutonic mill
tiry autocraGS-..x,r.,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
DIVORCED TWO DAYS WILL
TAKE ANOTHER WIFE TODAY
Former Mayor Julius FIciscI,mann, or
tlncinnatti. to We'd New York
DiyOrcce.
tBy Universal Service. ]

NEW YOR- Jan. 22.--Julus TTeisch-
mann. OF this city. head Of tho Ficisch-
mann co. OF Cincinnati, who was di-
Sorced two days ago by Mrs. Lily
Akerland f'lcischmann. is TO be mar
ried tomorrow 10 Mrs. Laura iicmin-
way. Is, of this city.
The announcements was made hy
Mrs. lIcminway at Il little family gath
crinS tonight in her apartment in West
Seventy second street. where she mas
lived with her two children. Louis.
aged S. and John, aged J. since her
divorce last January from Louis NJ.
iIcminway. silk merchant OF this
city and Philadelphia.
we haven't really made any definite
plars," said Mrs. Hcminway. "bccause
it's going to he an informal wedding.
After the ceremony We. arc going TO
Miami until spring. When II: return
We VIII live in the RitZ-Carlton. There
is no extraordinary romance. There is
usually sort OF romance. isn't
there? Ours began about a year ago"
Mrs. licmnway is = slim blonde
with Girlish figure and the general
appearance of dchutantc. Mr..
Mayor OF cincinnatti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
HitIAS SAYS CUMMINGS,
ACT Is INEyCUSADIE
ny Associated ,,r,.,. i


Lam J.. Bryan, when shown the state
men, OF Honor 8. Cummings, chairman
hn.rc tonight. declared tho position OF
ut Cummings Of !mpartia!!ty. re-
Tards c .;n, f., the ncmoeratie
lcicnt 10 justify his presence at the
,,n,a,mgnration dinner given Governor
Tuesday night. Mr.. Bryan character
, d.,' Mr. 9nmninES presence at the
~" auspices Of the .Anti-Saloon Lea que
y ~" ~, torm%l statement, in reply 10 that
iMfnater!ai. Ills presence al tho Ed
w ~, ~ dinner ~ ineIeusahle. IL knows
aer ~ vet a. the Atlantic Ocean. and
afier tn. election announced he would.
u possible. proven, enforcement Of tho
national amendment. in Now Jersey. His
candidacy has been announced and his
nam. has been tiled in Nebraska.
Tine reports of IN" hanGue, indicate
and that tho stnrting Of the 7residcn-
iinl boom was the important thing. The
diHratchcs announce that his name il
10 nc flied in Virginia
in,u,t to Democratic Party.
With threo-fourths Of the Demo
Democratic members voting Tor sub
state ra,ifytnE the prohibition sme nd |.
a aw"d bs the ~''a lnS nsNs F re- en-,
Mr. Cummings ought 10 know that the
edwards candidacy Is an Insult TO the
"lmpartiaily is not sufficient II Mr..
Snmmtngs thinks 1t is his duty 10 lend
MS official presence 10 the starting of
INC nanaremeni of tho party long
enough 10 Ee; acquainted with the
s-ntinen;s Of the party and the coun-
'TE' 'ur party has enough 10 do meet
Issues he In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Thy Associated Press. !

n
wAsI1NGTON Ian -o,noncn,s
=, n,,.so.,,,,,, 80 rroas
,,e, a 1.nnsn measures leu py sam
can Federation OF Labor. today urged
the House Rulcs Committee to block
the passage OF the measures, because
sufficient laws now exist TO prosecute
dangerous radicals and Communists.
Attorney General Palmer, who prev.
both the Sterling bin, which passed
tho Senate and the C;raham measure.
which has been held up in the House
PROVISION, failed TO appear in defense
The Attorney General. however. sent
Rules COMMITTEES. stating he was I'm
PEELED to say that neither Of the bills
a;eeords with my views as to what the
legislation ought To be" and recon-
incndcd as a substitute Il bin which he
drafted last November and which was
introduced several weeks ago by Rep
roscntativc Davey. Democrat, Ohio
Davcy Blli's Provisions.
Tho Davcy bill provides tines not
exceeding a $lo'v9' and Imprisonment
persons convicted of an attempt to
overthrow the government or Of acts
Of violence againet, tho government.
writings or tcachiurs ,rntrh cn,sti,I,ie
sedi,ion
The D"partmcnt Of Justice i ready.
J..
70 enforce whatever legislation Con.
EreSe should see iii 10 pass.
Sir. Gonpcrs. appearing as the
spokesman for thd American Fedora
tion OF Labor. denounced the pending
bills in unqualified terms Mass meet
s spE w 10 Ihs eTds ,yn pu1p9s9 to
would be suppressed under the bills,
tina, e,rikes and ccssa,ions OF labor
tons OF working people TO Improve
their condisions.
isla,ion vii! atifie the ihiprs IL is suS-
posed s;sd, to t, do" Gompers asserted, but
rhe life Of " the % peo ,nSir Of 99 ,he United
States should not be irksome and sup
has the POST sIar-C:cnera, 81, NJ
into private mail and do;crTnjne VIA.
Is seditious and what ,nav ns,n "t'
chine guns or even tho how am an ma
row, he said bu, n docs not T Oh" ar
right 10 exert mora, fare no tor " cb., Inc
in the govnrnm.n, :" Jae,r c1 loi chahs cs
.~rhe ncn.r,n,n,, ToF:u.
of 10000 pcon ,I'eh M ~, ~ ' i. enjoys
s wsa are Gnd9s a, to o.Srthro~ the
Pon. pcmoc,;,; Nh r.sepir;csehtative
'se'ed;
.I,"s prres'on nrinEs hcaction.
would punish sueh 's oGnndo no" which
this niccc IN apprchcnsive of
Sion ana snnn-c. syn. TOT rc0res-
This IL M, ~ s, .sn.ni nr'nS reaction.
sio. T, -, I. uItlon' - deprcS-
Vol, !, vii ia .ot ht!i OIL, desire 10 re-
IT onnn.a s. III ~.
called .pc5e -.it.,'cs or the So
neonin VINO - 80 opposed 10 these
"Siand,,,.o
fools in nCon"sae ,easIenaItes and
nonn 10. 'css NAY nate me. but
people wbn nc or r,,iiiiiiy me as these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23

4-year-old child. lost during the stora
IN Eayou Grand. had boon found -
ana child with thcir shocs and = in
prcserver. marked tho spot whr,S
their bodies. washed IN by the stoftyS
They were identified bv What rcmai,,ea
Of the shoes and BY the life prcsoryef
This bore the name OF the boat from
which they were iost-thc Hazel
Tie skeletons were discovered hy
Rabricl Collins, a trapper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
STORM OF 1915 RECALLED
AS SKELETONS ARE FOUND
Honcs OF Mother and t-Yenr-OId Child
Located In New Orleans

TBy Associated Press

tBy Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2c--Horrors
OF the 1918 storm were recalled here
today when II became known that the
remains Of Mrs. Reno Colioun and her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
OFFERS BRlGANDs AMNESTY
Governor or Chinese Province Nero-
t'h'es VIII Men Who Captured
[By Associated prcss !

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.3The Gov
ornor Of the Chinese Province OF YIN
the brigands who captured a 81 ii 10
ton, American missionary, on en-
AIRY 3, if they will release him n d;.-
patch from Picking to the State Dc
partmcnt today said. The brIra nds
have not stated the amount Of ransnna
for which they hold DR.. Shelton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
CUMMINGS: COMES BACK
DENIES. ANY CONNECTION
WITH GOVERNOR EDWARDS
AS banquet Guest lie Maintained Po-
sltiOn OF "Impurtlnl Ncutrallty,o
lie Asserts.
fBy Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--Homcr s
Cummings. chairman OF the Democrat
ic National Committee, I'm IL formal
statement tonight declared that IL
complaints OF William Jennings Drya n
rs made in addresses yesterday in Nor
folk and Richmond, Va. were based
on the chairnan's attendance at tho
inaugural dinner given Governor Ed
ward i. Edwards, Of New Jersey, Tues
day night at Newark, the former Secrc-
tHry of States comments are without
merit"
Chairman Cummings further assert.
90 mat had Mr. Bryan read the speech
given by the chairman at the dinner
he would not have made the com
incnts attributed To him
ills attendance at the Edwards din
ner. III" chairman said. connected him
~ no way with any movement having
as It's aim the selection OF Governor
Edwards as the Democratic nominee
TOT President. as his position as re-
VA neutrality
Former Secretary Bryan. referring to
Mr.. Cummings attendance at the I'D
wards dinner. declared il his address
n; Horfoik anu later at Richmond.
mat the chairman must either scpa-
rate himself from the New Jersey Gov
"faor or resign from the Committee.
-, Formal staicmcnt IsS.Ind.
/. n IN" aaafearses .a.uc. 'sy chairRan
II Mr.. Bryan hnd read my speech
~ TIE occasion referred 10, Iie would
not hay" made the continents attrib-
n,ed 10 him. If he complains because
attended an Inaugural dinner to i
bcmocratic Governor Of n great State.
participated IN Is. rvHh, DE,noarat<s and
Rcnublicansa AF ,cahharas ~.e %itp-
favored or opposed the adoption Of the
eighteenth amendment If am cr!ti-
Gizsd for participating in so-callcd
Edwards Tor President movement
lhdt statement also is without founda-
ION. My position in regard to presi-
iential candidates IS one or impartial
neutrality. do not forfeit that po-
:!tton by participating in functions In
hoaor or Democrats who have been
mentioned for the presidency"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
BARONESS UNDER ARREST
Former Indy in Waiting To CEnr's
Mother Faces Charge of


INV Universal ScrVicc.l
WARSAW. Ian 22-Earoncss Nv
INA vSka. former lady IN waiting Of tho
late Gar Nicholas mother, has been
arrested here on charge OF having
murdered AN ariStocratic Russian
woman named Zcbolon. and stolen
S2"o.oOo and valuable gems from the
victim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
PROVIDE STANDARD SCALE
Railroad Administration Signs Agree
ncnt With Motherhood of
Hallway Signal Men.
ISy AEsOciAtcd Press.
LIN 90 II,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2c-Thc rail-
y greement with the brotherhood OF
hallway Signal Men OF America, pro-
tldinS for standardization OF wages
! no WORKING conditions among the
agreement is in line with adjustments
made for other railroad employees and
ne iormal agreement mersly ratified
already obtaining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Holds Const Line Linble for rr.x

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. o2.--Af-
tirming 4 verdict of the Montgomery
Circuit. Court. tho Alabama Supreme
Court In a decision handed down to-
day holds that the Atlantic Coast Line
Eailroad is "A domestic corporation and
as such. is liable for the domestic cor
poralion franchise. taxes imposed by
he State from Mob to- 1929. = - -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04
On County Records
Warsney DEEDS.

WoAA ~ ASS~SC
Lilah n. Curfie to Lee and Nellie
White, sos. lot IL, block 1 Sears
first add, Rock Island.
Chas. Strobe and wife to Alfred
Anderson, 81. lot Z. Edward Coryns
first add.. Moline.
Peter J. Meersman and wife to
SEVERN Seaberg and Carl Swanson,
81, lot II. r. Johnson add, South
Moline.
Geo. Doblinsky and wife to John
r. Holmes, 81, lot II, block 5, Oak
Hill Park, Moline.
Mary A. and A. B. johnson to
| John L. Meurling. $1,700. lot ],
block 8, Wait & Walkers first
add. Reynolds.
e. M. Dunno, Catholic bishop. to
l.. H. Unverforth, 81. part lot 6,
block II. Old Town, Rock Island.
| Annie and Charles Chamberlin
| to Chas. r. Wheelan and wife, 81,
part lots s and Z, block IL. ]. W.
Spencer's add, Rock Island.
.!enry and Anna Faust to Frank
J. Blocklinger, 81, tract on 18th
st., between 14th and 18th Aves.,
Rock Island.
| Hugo E. Anderson and wife to
| Earl F. Freisch and wife, 81, lot
liz, block 2. Island View Heights
Rock Island.
| Carl Erickson to John H. Smith
$3.50, part o. L. 10. Highland add.
Moline.
| Chas. H. Meyer and wife to Johr
Lepke and wife, 81, lot 6. block 3
Convills Pleasant View second add
East Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

leciAl 70 The Argus.
~, Ang. the HiIisdaie
nnn1ty high school will open
~ supervision Of G. 9. Will
Mho fJr the past four years
- connected with the Han
poAQoas, and proved himself .
II 1occe1A He 10 recommend
~ highly n fsfsrencss from
ce1d q education Of Torreston.
Nhese bis work Vas eminentiy
elneactOry. During his stay tho
1e4ool was put on the accred-
liDt with tho state university
~ qttendAnce vas increased to
- 0aDacity Of the school room. Mr..
Nn1o mis- recommended - pains
tn8aag, systematic, and thorough In
1iework: : scholar. : daily student.
9ke Hanover Journal says the
3olloMing: Our schools have been
SoxE successfully conducted the
ut year under tbs supervision Of
CO Wilson and his able corps Of
taAuhers and at no time during the
pA1t u years has there been less
0i6cord and complaint than during
the past year. as harmony seems to
have prevailed among teachers and
thSlt pupils, as well as among the
teachers themselves. To all ap-
pearances the school has run like
. we'll oiled machine. The patrons
o. the school while regretting Mr..
Wilson's departure, will one and all
wish him every success wherever he
may elect to locate
Have Leased Building.
The board Of education has leased
The Lagerblade building. which has
besu approved by the authorities al
Springfield, and is now being re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

a1unfao Ihers has hsen 70 much
Sises'ss7s Ii-cood Aoal q Il was In
e.vif63 = : result Of the chaos Of
- ut where the League Of M
10. shas really inside fnroads a.
- issus, the friends of the league
-. hsirr persuaded that Senator
Harding wiz Be al right on that
issue anyway and that they had
better not TIE any chances on do
nestle administration.
Of course, the Democrats haven't
rot to work yet. Their campaign
4 tagging and they will have in
teresting things to say concerning
the record that the Republican,
have made in congress in the last
two years. but he would be q pre-.
iudiced observer who did not ad'
NIT that the Wilson load-entirel,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

.ind that he wjgt elected Wilson
m 100 ara that IT, league - 2
Vital question west Of the Mis:ss-
sinni river. Some Observers think
Is misht lust g we'll forget about
the east anyway with the exception
81 Ohio and endeavor TO win me
election BY . combination OF the
west and solid south.
But In the west - we'll as IN
Ohio. the resentment against tne
Wilson administration on domestic
Affairs runs high and at this stage
OF the game overshadows every
thing else.
Governor Cox is a resourcefu'
candidate and he knows from CON
tact with his home folks In Onte
| that aside from the elements whe
will never be reconciled to an,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE,
Gen No 642

Notice II hereby given to all per-
sous interested that the council
efthe Cit yof Rock Island, Illinois,
having ordered the construction OF
. Waterman on Twenty-third ave-
nue from Fifth to Ninth street. and
the ordinance for the same being
on Ele In the Office of the city clerk
Of said city, and said city having
applied to the county court Of
Rock Island county, Illinois, for an
assessment Of the cost of said i'm
provement according to frontage
said taxation being payable in IL
installments, each bearing interes'
Evening star., 1920-04-23
BLAZE ROUTS FAMILIES.
Driven From Two Homes Early
This Mornine-other Fires.

Members of the families of Sidney
Curtis and William Simms. 2011 and
201S X street. were driven from their
homes by fire this morning about $50
o'clock. Origin of the fire was no;
determired. police of the third pre-
cinct reported. and damage to the
houses and contents amounted TO $500,
Firemen in the Tenleytown section
yesterday afternoon received a call
for fire in the garage on the prem
ises of Norman E. Brooks. 4207 Ches
apeake street. Damage to the build
ing was estimated at $500.
Trash in a shed on the premises of
J. J. Fegan. 656 9Th street northeast.
caught fire this morning about 3:20
o'clock and aroused occupants of the
house and neighbors. About So dam
age resulted.
Fire Of unknown origin occurred in
a pile of wood at Washington bar
racks. foot of Az street southwest.
last night about 11:45 o'clock. Sew
eral companies responded Only the
wood was burned.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
LETTERS OF THE CZARINA
TO THE CAR in WAR time

SO IS to get money for her store. And
l allowed 1t. To my horror. l saw the
announcement in the papers that in
all the restaurants and cabarets (of
bad reputation) drinks would be sold
| for the profit of her branch of the
| store (my name in big letters) till 3
| In the morning (now all restaurants
| are closed a 12) and that tango and
other dances would be danced for her
profit. 1t made a shocking impress
sion-you forbid (thank heaven) wine
! and ], SO to speak. encourage it for
i the store: horrid, and with right all
; are furious. the wounded toe. And
the ministers aid de camps were to
+; collect money. There was no possi
bility any more to stop it. SO we asked
| Obolensky to order the restaurants to
be closed at IL except the decent ones
+, The fool harms her husband and
| breaks her neck She receives money
! and things in my name and gives it
| out in hers. She is a common woman
! and vulgar soul. therefore such things
| happen. though she works hard and
does much good but she is harming
J him very much, s he is her blind
! slave, and all see this. l wish one
| could warn him to keep her in hand.
When Rostovstev told them my dis
pleasure he was in despair, and asked
| whether she ought to close her store.
i SO Rostovstev said of course not, that
+. know the good she does, only here
only l want you to know the story. as
+, there were strong articles in the pa
pers about it. Therefore another coll
! lect for her now would make things
! worse. OQe wished my store to col
! lect at Xmas. and l declined the
project; one cannot go on begging in
/ cessantly. it's not pretty"
I .'Tzarskoye Selo, December IA, 1914.
| My Very Own Beloved One: A field
jaeger is leaving, so l hasten to send
you a few lines.
| THE children kiss you endlessly and
so does your witty. l hope you feel
| more rested now. One says the synod
| gave an order there should be no
| Xmas trees. 1 am going to find out
! the truth about it and then make
| row. It's no concern of their nor the
| church's, and why take away a pleas
| ire from the wounded and children.
! because it originally came from Ger
| many The narrow mindedness is too
colossal / saw Olga Engnovne. She
| has quite broken down after her