El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10


7 cover you with tender kisses and
remain; your fondiy loving, endisssiy
devoted, own old sunny.
casion to see you alones personally,
think she gets calmer and more
normal, less aggressive when she has
less chance. because the more one
need talks, then OF course It's an
other thing But she gets over those
things much better now. You have
trained her and in consequence her
temper Is calmer and We have no
stories. She was killing about tele-
phones and visits and stories about
our Friend. fllnging her stick about
the room and laughing. Oh how
long for your
The Case OF sukhOmItnov
Tzarssoye selo. March 4. 1915.
Ny very own Sweetheart.
Il can imagine how lonely you
must feel again At Moghilev.
Countess Kleinmichel, who mar
ried the doctor, came TO AHA looking
young and handsome I an really
anxious about AHA, once man was
capable 70 try and buy others TO Kill
our Friend, he IL capable OF reVeng-
ing himself upon her. she had an
awful row by telephone with Greg
ory Tor not having gone today but
I entreated her not to: besides. she
has a terrible cough Then the wo-
man came and made a scene 70 her
for not going 20 town, and he sort OF
predicts something IS going to hap
pen TO her. which certainly makes
her yet more nervous
This war has made everything
topsyturvy and turned all minds
i saw by the papers you have said
Sukhomlinov g 70 be judged that's
right One says there VIII come out
bad things against him. that he took
brides; that's her for sure It's so
sad Dear me- what bad luck one
hasi No gentlemen that what Il Is.
no decent bringing Up, and inner de-
velopmeut and principles which one
can rely upon. One gets 50 bitterly
disappointed in Russian people, they
are 50 Tar behind still We know
such masses and YET when one has
70 choose a minister. none Is capable
10 hold such a post
'Fondest, tenderest kisses. from
your very own old WHY
VIII the War PurEef
-Tzarskoye Selo, March 8. 1916
Ny Sweetheart,
Are you reading no. in the French
book la Dame au EarfumT had
a collection Of English ones brought
me today, but ] fear there Is nothing
very interesting amongst them No
great authors already since a long
tine and IN no other country either,
nor celebrated artist OF composer
a strange lack
-One lives too quickly. Impressions
follow In rapid succession machinery
and money rule the world and crush
all art; and those who think them
selves gifted. have III minds
I do wonder what will be after
this great war Is over? VIII there
be a reaWakening and new birth in
once more ideals exist. viii
or viii they continue being dry ma
terialfsts2 But such terrible misery
as the whole world has suffered must
cleanse hearts and minds and purify
the staguant brain and sleeping
"Our Friend came to Ania Yester-
day, he finds u q good thing that
the Punlov Plant has been taken by
the war ministry and doubts that
there will be any more troubles.
i know the little admiral gets
himself under bad influence I had q
vile anonymous letter yesterday, hap
PLY only read the first lines and at
and khvostor used 70 occupy them
selves writing anonymous letters
sometimes Our Friend got me one
q month ago and is convinced An
dronnik0v wrote IT, ANA continues
getting them and with black crosses
on them and telling her what dates
she must fear-so COWardlyl
so nearly all Is ready for 20 ad-
vance, must Just get the snow 70
Now, beloved, I must end. Many
= fond kiss and blessing from your
very own old wife. AK"
On Political Matters
'Tzarskoye Selo. March 6, 1915.
Ny own Sweetheart.
Well, Sturmer sat with me nigh I
upon an hour. We talked about the /
strikes He finds the fabrics ought /
70 be militarized during the war. and I
that paper Is a long time 1t the duma. I
but does not get looked through as i
they are against L. He IS rather ad- I
verse 70 prince Tamanov's wish Of 4
very strong measures and would pre- I
fer kuropatkin naming some clever I
man in his place. Of course. that food 4
committee makes his despair and .
they had strong talk about sending /
from the committee 4
to London as Rusin brought the in 4
Titation- Judging by the example Of /
the behavior OF these delegates in /
America, It's clear one cannot permit Z
-hem 20 go as they act against the .
3oHernment- Polivanov, Grigoro-
witch and Ignatiev (the liberal) are
or it-hut Grigorovitch only because Il
Rusin brought the invitation Poll
Tanov IS his despair, and longs you
would change him. but understands I
you cannot do so without having a
good successor. He says his one aid d
IS such a bad man and does much i
AdNlu. EollNauoN Simply rreacnerous
the way he repeats al once all that
g spoken over in secret at the couu-
FL OF ministers Spoke OF the re-
'ponsible government which all
scream for. even good ones, VINO do
not realize we are not at al fit for
1t seems that there was a horrible
article In the Reich against AHA:
low vile people are 70 drag a young
woman IN like that.
New Governor Liked
Il am glad you find the new gov
srnor a nice man. Where was he be-
ioreg
I saw the nomination nd change;
anne out this morning in the papers.
yesterday at 6 Sturmer did not know (
ret. when he would get your paper
pack.
yes. Khvostov told Sturmer he
lid not understand why he left. II on
account Of that story. The other did
lot answer anything particular. IN
any case he did not come up to what
-ou expected OF him. was most prom
sing at the beginning and then all
Now he does certainly not
behave as gentleman He showed
about Anla's letter TO members Of
he duma. In which she asks to see
that one should make no search in
iregorys rooms a certain night, II