El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

than low spirited ana depressed these
days. Now the duma is to come to-
gether in August and our friend
begged you several times 10 do IL as
. late as possible and not now, as they
ought all TO be working in their own
places, and here they VIII try 70 mix
no concern them Never forget that
you are and must remain autocratic
emperor. We are not ready for a
constitutional government Nlazo-
lasha's fault and Whites il vas that
the duma exists and Il has caused
you more worry than JOY. Oh I do
not like Nikolasha having anything TO
do with these big sittings which cor
cern interior questions. he under
stands our country so little and I'M
presses upon the ministers by his
loud voice and gesticulations. He has
no right to NEEDLE in our affairs and
one ought to set ones fault TO rights
and give him only all the military.
knows who is the emperor now You
have 20 run 10 the headquarters and
assemble Your ministers there. as
though you could not have them
alone here like last Wednesday. 1t
is as though Nikolasha settles all,
makes the choices and changes-ir
makes me utterly wretched- he did
not like krivoshein speaking about
Dannox and the man did his duty
there must he reason except his
bad character that the whole army
and old Ivanov hate him-alI say
he holds Nikolasha in hand. Hang
the headquarters no good broods
there. Thank God you may get a
good day at BieloYezh in Gods glori-
Gus nature, away from intriEues
Could you fly of aurther day TO
1vanOv, another somewhere where the
troops are, not 70 the guard again,
( but where others are massed together
waiting2 You are remaining stin
long away Gregory begged not -
once all goes against His wishes, my
heart bleeds in anguish and fright
Oh TO keep and protect you from more
worries ana miseries-
Daisy heard from Vicl-y OF Sweden
from karlsruhe, that when the French
threw bombs onto the palace, they all
fed into the cellars IN the morning
at s. sad, just their palace, next
viii be ours at Mainz and the splen-
did old museum each country by
tnrn. Ivan OrloT has 70 fly daily
for a week over Libau- am so glad
you spoke about all helping, working
to prepare ammunition. etc, In your
reseript-noW at least they must
such grateful thanks for dear
telegram, have at once asked Gore
nyizin 10 come tomorrow, Thursday,
and shall be happy TO listen to the
Gear old man. and TO him can speak
quite frankly know him ever since
] married and he Is so utterly de-
voted to you and viii understand me.
Gregory teleEraphed to Ania from
ViatAas Am travelling quietly; sleep
well God VIII help. kiss every
body
"lsth- Good morning. my Treasure
no sun, gray raiued a little, warm,
hot and heavy Notwithstanding air
Heart still enlarged, 50 remain again
quiet; shall 60 over onto the bal
cony towards IL like yesterday.
have told them to put electric string
wires then we can have lamps and
spend the evenings out when 10 is
warm Think OF Us at Beloved
Such remembrance OF many years
ago when we we're younger and went
about together-and Of the last aw-
ful time, when poor suffering baby
also was had-rsmembrances OF pain
and angulsh-you al away, the days
endless and full OF suffering Ny
name you viii find on tho bedroom
window leading out onto the balcony,
under my initials in wire covering
the window pane
Good by and God bless you. be-
loved Sunshine, caress and kiss With
unhoundless love and tenderness.
Every, Nielzy nine your very oETn
witty, SUNNI"
C,5Ikolasha and HItts. who are blamed
By the czarlna fo- the existence OF the
duma. are grand duke Nicholzl Nlchol-
aievltcl and cunt Serrel Wltte, respecti-
Vely- Bielorezh is a forest reserratioa in
the government Of Grodlno. where moose
and other rare animals are preserved.
used b. the czar1 as huntlng ground
Aainz lAayencel, town IN Hesse. Ger
many the czartna's native state u Is
one Of the principal fortresses o. Ger
many and e situated on the left bank q
probably Ivan Aiezandrovitch OrioT. son
OF the late MAJ. Gen Alexander Oriov.
Yiatza Is a town IN the eastern part q
European Russia-1
Discusses Public Affair."
-Juns Is. 1918.
NY Own Darling
the daytime. and in the evening dell
ci0us- hope tomorrow the lamps
will be ready, then we can sit out
The girls motored after dinner be-
fore that they went TO see Iatiaua-
Dear old Goremylzin sat for an hour
with ne and I think We touched
God grznt him lifei asked about
POlivanov-he said when one pro- I
posed him for Nars0vie, NikoIasha /
made an awful grimace and now at ]
once proposed him and when Gore I
l1TZln asked him why he mentions /
his name now he answered that he 1
had changed his opinion He told ne 4
what Sam1rin said 70 him and what I
he had written 70 YOU I told him ny i
opinion about him and SticheglovitoV
by saying that you had told him your
Intention 70 change him-he thinks
Hhvostov VIII be q good choice He
5ees and understands all 50 clearly,
hat It's a pleasure speaking TO him
We spoke about the question OF the
Germans and Jews and the wrong
way all had been managed and orders
yiVeu by generals and NilzOlasha- The
way they have treated D'Ekesparre,
or instance.
18th Good morning my Treasure
lovely weather again, such a God
end after the late summer and much I
ain The Engineer Merchant" has
ONE to me, and I should like TO send 4.
I'm flying wonder what news Z
rom the war. one hears 50 little. Our Z
teady retreat VIII in the long run :
lake the line very long and compli-
zted for them and that be our gain,
hope How about VarsOVie2 The {
ospitals are being emptied cut and (
ven some quite evacuared-is that !
My as an extreme precauticn, be-
7uFn surely in II months one has