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

receive your sweet letter yesterday
afternoon
"Gutchkov IS very III-wish he
would go TO yoader world for you
and Russia's blessing, so it's not a
sinful wish I slept 50 badly. heart
{ enlarged and headaches rather. so
remain in bed Ania 'rushes' about
arranging her refuge home, as wants
{ 10 take some men in on the 6th-
! scrape up things for her too and
] order others she needs
-Sweety, are YOU seriously now.
thinking about Sturmerg I do be-
lieve it's worth risking the German
name, as one knows what a right
man he is Il believe your old CORE
! spondeut lady spoke Of him2) and
viii work well with the new euer-
Eetic ministers. I see they have all
gone off in different directions 10
try and see things with their own
ewes. a good thing. Also that com
munication viii soon be stopped be-
tween Moscow and Petrograd-
Il cover you with tenderest gen
tlest and yet passiouately loving
kisses lovebird- Ever your own unto
and beyond death WHY
fSturmer, Boris v -ho succeeded
Goremyzin as prime minister. was re-
Earded as a pro German Il IS significant
that his candidacy suddenly appeared Just
az the time that Mario Fasiltchikoy az
rived from Austria-l
-Tzarskoye. Selo, Jan. 8, 1915.
'lfy Own Swee heart:
Here I send YOU card from Louise
7 wish were with you. far from all
these worries and sorrows. TO rest
while and forget all one gets, on,
Militia Benkendorf told at PauTs
that Masha had brought letters from
Ernie. Ania said she knew nothing
and Paul said Il was true Who told
him They all found it right the
cniffre was taken from her Il per
sCnally find that s. n Irutchev and
Iii, who behaved so badly and were
my own personal ladies, ought far
sooner TO have suffered, and other
men. tool II seems a letter from
princess Galitzine to her was printed,
q horrid one. accusing her OF being
a SPY. etc, (which I continue not 20
believe, though she has acted very
wrongly from stupidity and, ] fear,
greed OF money!
Il read an endless letter from Max
20 Niclzy which he wished me TO
read BE tries to be just, but il was
more thankful. as many things, alas,
were true about here and the pris-
ouers. 7 can only repeat that I find
one must send higher placed off
cial with Nine Orjewsky to inspect
our prisons. especially IN Siberia II
is 50 far away. and certainly people,
alas. in our country. do but rarely
fulfill their duties well when out OF
sight The letter hurt me. much
truth was in Il and also things that
were wrong, and he says ours Won
believe things said against the treat
ment here (ncither do they, vice
versa). I saw what the sisters had
told him. also about the COssacks-
But all that IS too painful; only 1
find that he Is right when he says
they have not enough food TO feed
their food from outside NOV from
Turkey, I think it's great gain for
theml, and we can give more food !
And more grease they need. and IN
SIBERIA the trains go al right ana
warmer barracks and more cleanl-
ness. Out Of humanity's sake and
that one dare not speak badly OF our
treatment 10 the prisoners one longs
to give severe orders. and that those /
who don't fulfil them will be pun /
ished- And 1 have not the right TO I
mix IN as a German one, some I
brutes persist on calling me, 50 I
probably so as 70 hinder my inter /
ference. Our cold is too intense !
with more food one can save their I
lives Thousands have died; our 1
climate is so terribly trying.
4 read one has evacuated Cein1e /
and their troops are surrounded /
Well. now the king and sons and
black daughters here who wished 50 I
1uaulE THIS war are DaEllE LOE al
their sins toward you ana Cod as
they went against our Friend know
ing who he isl God avengeE Him
self. Only I am sorry for the people,
such heroes all. and the Italians are
selfish brutes TO have left them in
he lurch-cOwards!
Baby viii write. Kiss you with
put end. With fervent love, your
gsry own little WHY"
Iouiss may be the czarina's niece. the
Of her sister Victoria who mar
He'd the prince OF BattenherE- Cettinie s.
he capital Of Montenegro The black
daughters" are Afllitsa and Stana, the
lIontsuegrin princesses who married the
Russian grand dukes Peter and Nicholai
Luck Of Enemy.
''rZarskoye, Selos Jan s, 1915.
Ny Very Own Treasure:
Our Friend IS sad about the people
u Montenegro and that the enemy