El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

! district TO the other things may not
! be exported. This is absurd, in one
there is scarcely any cattle, in the
/ other more than they need-of
/ course. one must let them get 1t and
so on The landlords are to have
all their woods confiscated (other
pen is being refilledl not fair, as
/ some only live by their woods and
l life has become very hard for them,
so must use ones brain and con-
fiscate little in some properties
Told this TO Shakhovskoy-
I'VE spoke for an hour and a half
never before, and did not even re-
member his face
Her view Of BrusiIOv.
"Brusilov's sly face, when he puck
ers up one eye Very clever. coaxing
beautiful manners, speaks also very
good French and English. one sees
accustomed to speak; won't sleep, he
promised me (but needs being kept
in hand. our Friend says. so as that
pride should not spoil all, I spoke
very frankly TO him. how your orders
are constantly not fulfilled, how dif-
ficult to believe people, promises
made and not kept I am no longer
the slightest bit shy OF afraid Of the
ministers and speak like a waterfall
in Russiani And they kindly don't
laugh at my faults; They see I'm
energetic and tell all to you I hear
and see and that I am your wall in
the rear. which is a very firm one.
and with Gods mercy hope may
be Of some wee use TO you Shak-
hovskoy has begged TO come when
ever he has important questions
Bobinsky, too, and this one will also,
and Sturmer comes every week, so
perhaps I can get them TO stick to-
gether. I am obstinate and over and
over repeat the same things and our
Friend helps with advice may they
continue listening to him)- Things
viii and shall 90. lOvy-
fLoVy, all that's in my power I
shall do to help you. Sometimes a I
woman can when men a wee bit look
up TO her-these know they have me 4
to commit with as your guard, eye /
and ear in the rear It's better the /
food supply remains in the hand OF /
the government civil. and the mill /
tary all for the active army. All has I
been taken out Of the minister OF in !
terior's hands. and Brobrinsky has it !
now. therefore, they viii do things ]
together, beginning by that tele-
gram. Their aids were most dis 4
pleased. but the order was given 10 /
the wire. One must not pro-
yoke, and unwillingly military meas
1res might be too hard in the wrong
place; and they could not give orders
10 governors, vice governors, etc. No,
believe you can be quiet now on
hat subject and our dear Friend
says so, too.
had a lovely evening yesterday
md We we're very. very sad you were
lot with US. There was besides a
bishop, an old man, q friend Of his
md very high, therefore, prosecuted
.Eiatka) and accused that he kissed
women, etc he like our friend and /
III people in the bygone, kissed
alike. Read the Apostles.
hey kiss all as welcome. Wei, now
2itirim sent for him and he cleared
lin completely He is much higher
han the metropolitan and with
Gregory one continues what the
,ther begins, and still the bishop
ooks up to Gregory
Must Go Over Carpathianx.
Just got your precious letter. So,
III, so glad you feel less sad. I hate
Tot being with you. Speak to n. P
ct his be OF use TO you, know
ng our friend makes him understand
hings easier, and he has much de-
reloped these last months with that
rave responsibility upon his should
rs Wen I suppose you are right
o stop the attack and 90 TO work
rom the south We must push on
yer the Carpathians before winter,
oW its already very cold up there. Z
iod VIII help Just patience. but the {
nemT Is still very powerful one I
'NastinlSa comes to me this after I
oon- A report Of Rostortsev yes
erday, had ssti1 Hin and I spoke ;
bout the shocking behavior Of many
listers mot real community ones), ]
&c. Our Friend finds you ought to 1 Z
all in the Tatars new; such masses !
Siberia everywhere, but explain II :