El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

z that Hermogen had been the only
& honest man because he was not afraid
to tell you all against Gregory and
4 therefore he was shut up. and that
& he, Samarin, wishes Varnava to &c
2 and tell you all against Gregory, he
q answered that he could not, only Il
3 the other ordered him to, and as COM
8 ing from him. So I wired TO the old
9 man 10 receive Narnava, who would
3 tell him all, and hope the old man
viii speak to Samarin after and
& wash his head You see, he does not
9 heed what you told him-he does
nothing in the synod, and only
! persecutes our Friend. e. goes
straight against US both-unpardon-
able, and at such a time even
criminal He must leave. Well here;
khvostov minister Of iustice) very
religious knowing much about the
church, most devoted to you and
much heart Guriev director OF the
chancelory Of the synod very honest,
serves long In the synod (likes our
Friend).
Goodbye and God bless you, my
sweetest Of sweets.
I cover your precious face with
tenderest, warmest kisses and long
10 hold you in my arms and forget
everything for a few moments.
Ever your very own old.
SUNNY"
Here IS Baby's sweet letter, too"
] fNerat0rs A A, was assistant minister
Z OF foreign affairs under Sazanoy. Isvolsizy.
"a z, Sazonov's predecessor as foreign
minister, was AMBASSADOR to Paris during
the war. Gie7s refers either TO y. y. de
Giers, AMBASSADOR 20 Vienna before the
war. OF 20 his brother II. n de Glers.
Iamhassador 20 Constantinople- Benkendorf
I IS apparently count A C. Benkendorf. Rus
sian ambassador 10 Great Britain. Mako
GOV IS either v 8. Markozov. Of the
ezarina's lancers regiment OF his brother.
Dmitri Of the cars hussarSl
Wants Gar 10 show Strength.
September s, 1918.
Ny Own Beloved one:
Here is a cutting again You viii
say, but as A. n. Gurko saws U will
write IL better out instead Of sending
you the paperl. I Moscow Lvov al
lowed him tc speak; We want a
strong authority armed by the eL-
traOrdinary situation, authority with
whip (noW you show IL them in
every way where you can, you are
their autocrat. naster), but not such
an authority which is Itself under q
whip A slandering pun directed
against you and our friend. God pun
ish them for this better. God for
give them, but above all make them
repent
About the war our Friend writes
(add IL 70 your list OF telegrams).
September S. Don't fear, It viii not
be worse than 1t was faith and the
Banner viii favor us
LAEA ANA 5 paper 4 enclose ABOUT
NarnaVa and the synod Anastasia
kisses You and begs pardon for not
having written but we went for q
little drive We picked up Anas-
tasia again at countess Schulenburg' I
ideal little cottage Ones head is
demolished from conversations-bu
the spirit IS good, Lovy, and ready
Tor anything you need. NarnaTa
comes 70 me tomorrow Go on being
energetic, Sweetheart, use your
broom-shoW them your energetic, I
sure firm side, which they have not
seen enough. Now is the fight to
show them who you are and that
you have enough. You tried With Z
gentleness and kindness. but that did I
not take, now you viii show the con- Z
trary-the master viii
Nanny mine, Angel. Sweetheart, 7
so sorry TO daily bore you with I
things, but I can't otherwise long /
to kiss you and gaze into your be- 1
loved eyes
Ever your very own old
Lrov is prince George z. Lroy, presI- /
dent Of the Union OF ZemstTos and later /
head OF the provisional government formed /
upon the downfall OF the Romanoffa I
MIR Z. Won der SchulenburE. "Ramoilshed" /
Is tho czarina's rendering into EnElish OF /
her favorlta French ''-amolio''-neaninE I
Need OF an Iron VIII
September g. 1915.
NY Very own Sweet One:
Thank God, the news is bit bet /
ter I find to the north e., Wilma I
Dvinsk- You said we left wilma the i
other night, but they have not yet I
entered, have they3
'fWell. look what they spoke about .
at MOSCOW again those; N; which 4
they had come to the conclusion to /
drop, and asking for an answerable !
frff Ct Hnan -lIHH In
even Kulomzin sees this cleariy-did [
they really have the impertinence Of
sending you the intended telegram 4
How they all need to feel an iron
wiz and hand-it has been reign
OF gentleness and now must be the I
one OF power and firmness- What /
they said at MOSCOW was printed yes
terday. ] saw poor Narnava today,
my dear, it's abominable how Sama-
rim behavedFto him in the hotel and I
then IN the synod-such cross exami-
natiouinE as Is unheard OF and spoke \
so mcanly about Gregory. he makes
the governor watch all their tele-
grams and send them 20 him-vlcious
about the salutation, that you have
no right to allow such a thing
upon which Varnava answered him |
soundly and said that you were the
chief protector OF the church, and 4
Samarin impsrtinently said you were I
its servant Colossal inso1ence and
back IN his chair with crossed legs I
cross examining a bishop about our
Friend.
and please do not allow varnava
TO be sent away, he stood up splen- j
dldly for US and Gregory showed ]
them how they on purpose 90 against I
US in all this. Old Goremylzin was I
more than hurt and Mortified and I
beyond words shocked when he heard I
that the governor (whom Dzhun- I
kovsky had made changed his opln- 4
ions and instigated) said 10 Farnava /
that 7 was a crazy woman and Auia i
a nasty woman. etc Every day he I
remains he IS dangerous and does j
mischief, old man is Of the same i
opinion il Is not Woman's stupidity
I heard they had forced you to name /
him at the headquarters and wrote I
10 you IN my misery knowing NikO- I
lasha proposed him because he was /
my enemy and Gregory's, and through
that yours In conversation Metro
politau Vladimir said (they have I
made him mad, tool when Narnava
said that Samarin was breaking his
neck by behaving thus and that he I
is not OFer-Procurator yet. the en-
peror Is no boy and ought 70 know
what he is doing and that you
much implored Samarin to accept Il !
told Goremyzin then that it was
let them see and feel !
that you are not boy and who
calumniates people you respect and
dare not TO call a bishop TO account
for knowing GregQry-
Czarin1 WOGld Suffer.
Pardon nv boring YOU again. but I