El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

Does Not Believe IN helorms.
NY Own Beloved one:
Did you settle anything about a
senator 70 Inspect the railways and
coal depots and see 20 set al moving,
because really It is a shame. In Mos
COW one has no butter, and here still
many things are scarce and prices
very high, so that for rich people
even Il Is hard living, and this Is all
known and reioiced al in Germany,
as our bad organization. which is
absolutely true
'Our Friend told ne 10 wait about
the old man until he has seen Uncle
AhTost0T on Thursday. what impress
cradle about the dear old man. says
he Is such e righteous man. but he
breads the duma Kissing him. and
then you VIII be in an awful position
Is the zemstvo reform which NilzO-
lazha wants TO bring into the eau
casus a good thing2 The people are
many different nati0nalities; can they
grasp this. OF 90 you find a good
reform2 Ny personal weak brain
does not find Il yet time-you viii
OF Nov. 10th
'Volzhin win need a good deal Of
picking up from you; he is weak
and frightened. when all Is going
TO be well arranged about NarnaVa.
he suddenly writes to him privately
that should ask for his demission.
Young Khvostov told him It was very
wrong, but he is a coward and
frightened Of public opinion So
when you see him make him under
stand that he serves you first OF all.
and the church, and that IL does not
concern society nor duma-
Now goodby, Loveblrd. God bless
and protect you Ever such tender,
passionate loving kisses. Nicky sweet.
beloved huzy. from your very old
VIE sunny.
Nov 18th. 1913.
ny Own Beloved Sweetheart
Yesterday afternoon dear LII Den
came to Us for tea. on her way from
Helsingfors TO the country. She saw
her husband. and he told her many
interesting episodes OF their fighting.
firing from sea on shore
'Oh my dear, I received Olga Or
lotL On purpose 1 had Olga and
Anaastasia in the room, and all went
we'll But when ] got up she begged
to speak TO me alone, and then went
OF about her husband and what had
against him and that she hoped I did
not believe all the calumnies spread
against him, etc. / was sorry for
the woman. but IL was horribly pain
fuls as I could not offend nor hurt
her. ] got through somehow, but ]
don't think she went away any the
wiser. was kind and calm. did not
-Goodby. beloved. God bless and
protect you.
7 cover your sweet face with
kisses and tender caresses.
Ever Huzy love, your very own
How IS the old man Fredericks2
In town one grumbles again so
aTfuIly against dear old Goremykin.
50 despairing. Tomorrow Gregory
sees old khvostoFY and then I see
aim IN the evening he wants to
tell his Impression. II worthy sue
cessor to Goremykin. Old Khvostov
him Ike petitioner in the [
CLm Den IS the wife Of DmItri or ..sfitia- /
Den one Of the cars aides-de-canp. Olga I
0rlov Is the wife OF prince Vladimir n or
oVs By birth q princess Beloselsky- BeIoser-
Iky)
Rasputin's influence Again.
NOV. 18th. 1915.
ny own beloved Husband.
-Iwenty-one years that We are I
lne, Sweet Angel I thank you once !
more tor all yJu gave me these long
Years which have passed like a /
iream- Much JOY and sorrow we
rave SHARED together, and love ever
increased in depth and longing.
Last year think we were neither
ogether on that day you had left for
he headquarters and Caucasus2 Orr
10 you were with rs at Annitchkoo2
III IS 50 muddled up in my brain.
Wei I saw our fried from 55z7
at Ania's He cannot bear
he idea OF the old man being sent
way, has been worrying and think
ng over that question without end.
avs he Is so very wise and when
theirs make "a row and say he sits
amolie with his head doWn, Il Is be-
ause he understands that today the
rowd hOWls tomorrow rejoices, that
ne need nor be crushed By the
hanging waves He thinks better
o wait, according to God one ought {
ot 70 send him away.
of course II you could have
urned up for a few words, quite IN
expected at the Duma las you had
bought to-. that might change I
verifying and be 4 splendid deed