El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

Ania has just left for Terioki 10 see
/ her family and viii be back by Tues
I day afternoon She forgot 10 tell you
I that our Friend says it's good for US
I that Kitchener died, as later on he
might have done Russia harm. and
that no harm papers were lost with
him. You see he always fears about
England at the end OF the war, when
the peace negotiations begin
All thoughts, longing love- kisses,
blessings great yearnings Sweet
Z heart
Ever your very own WHY"
CzernOWitE Is Taken
Ny own Sweetheart;
I congratulate you with all my
heart for our success and the taking
Of CzernoWitZ- Thanks be TO God
I Almighty. Only that we don't rush
too wildly forward. Are we laying
small railway lines 10 bring pro-
visions TO the frontg
"Oh. what weather! Cold. grey.
rainy'-autumn simply Excuse short
letter, but must receive All my
thoughts are with you and love Of
the deepest, deepest, Sweetheart God
bless and protect you Cover you
with tenderest kisses
Ever Nicly, mine your very own
sunny"
CThs Russian army captured Czerno-
witz. the capitol Of Bukowina, on June
T
"Tzarskoye Selo, June g, 1915.
Beloved sweet Angel
Before going 10 sleep begin my
letter TO youi I have told Ania 10
write 70 you. as she was told TO give
over questions 10 you, and it's easier
for her 10 write them who must re-
member DO you wish me 70 send
for Sturmer and speak TO him about
these subjects TO prepare thems II
so. wire at once to me- agree to your
question. then shall see him on Sun-
day, speak over all and tell him 70
ask when you can receive him Our
Friend hoped you could have come
now for days to settle these diff
ficult questions, which he finds most
essential should be thought OF
quicker, especially about:
Il The duma-I remember I told
you Sturmer begged you should say
that they were 10 finish quickly and
go to the country and watch the
neldWorks-
only send for sturmer soon. as
things do daWdle so. You can show
him Michen's paper Just 10 look
through.
"2. Obolensky TO be changed-Why /
not name him governor someWherez
only who is the right man 10 replace ]
him. He has never gone against
Gregory so he is sorry 70 ask for
him TO be changed, only he says he
really does nothing, and one must
visions quicker people file along
again in the streets before the shops
IS. That would IL not be wiser 10 I
give over all that question about FOOD !
and fuel 10 the minister Of interior, /,
whom IL concerns more than the min |
.ster Of agriculture The minister OF ]
Interior has his people everyW here, /
Fan give orders and direct lnstruc- I
tons TO ali the governors. All are i
under him after all, and NaumOV took /
NJ I
ion't want 20 iusinuate worse things.
remember young khvostOV also /
thought il would have been better IN ]
he ministry OF the interior. This is
lne Of the most serious questions,
otherwise fuel VIII be too aWfully
expensive.
About Union OF Cities
- About the union Of cities, that
-ou should not thank them any more
personally. That means should be
'ound for now publishing all about
what they do and saying especially i
hat you, the government, give all
he money and that they spend 10 L
argely, it's yours and not theirs The I
public must know this I spoke Il
over several times with Eturmer how
L could be made knoWn-by an order
u yours TO Sturmer or a paper from
lim to you. Shall talk il over with /
aim, as they try to play too great
part and IL becomes a political danger
1
nto account, otherwise too many
.hings viii come at a time TO settle.
no. . she could not remember what
he told herr
why on earth this ultimatum TO
Greece, for sure England and France
are at the bottom of IT, To my simple
mind, Il seems unjust and hard; can
rot imagine how TinO viii get out Of
{, and il may harm his popularity.
)ne more thing / was to tell you, that
zen. SelivanoV is the judge Of Suk-
lomlinov, and one says he cannot be
unbiased, as he had formerly been
discharged by Sukhomlinov from ST.
leria. and that il would be better to
.ppOint the member Of the council Of
he empire, Gen. ShumilOT.
Endless. burning kisses and happy
blessings from your old WHEY
ION June 20. 1916. the representatives
4 the entente presented an ultimatum
o Greece. simultaneous with the appear
nee Of British and French warships be-
ore Pinaeus- Selivanov Andrei Mich
llaieeitch was general OF infantry.)
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