El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
or RAsPUTIN's POWER

. reports to read through and now
mast get up and finish later on.
Goodbye. Lovey mine. do so
wonder where you are going to see
I Ivanov ana Alexiev and can you get
at them this time. Goodbye and God
bless ana keep you. Very tenderest
kisses from your own old WHY.
The children all kiss you and with
me send love to the old man and
/ Bobrinsky vas the count Bobznsly who Wa
nads rogeEnor-Ea1sIai q Salisia upoa DE ssptaEs
O the 7r9sin7s 3 ne h ..3,.li ne ,,..ss 9.sy
daily. Of shich suTorin; frequently mentioned IN
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author Of the plans According % which kussia.s
I AiszisT vas ne chef q TIE general aaffl
German SPY Is Hanged
april Is, 1915
NY very own Life.
such a glorious, sunny morning!
I Yesterday ] lay two hours out. shall
lie out at -. and think after lunch
3 con again. The heart Is not enlarged.
the air and medicine are helping and
III decidedly am feeling better and
stronger. thank goodness. Tomor-
row 6 weeks worked last In the
Fanny only there. was a younEster
Z in Olga Orloff's hospital, shyedov,
with st. Georges cross there was
something at the end l0uche (suspic-
ious) about him; how could a vOlun-
teer have an officers cross ana 70 me
he said he had never been a Tolun-
teer quite a boy to look at He LETT
lone found German chiffres on his
table and now 1 hear he has been
lhungi Too horri1. and he begged for
our signed photos. / remember bow [
could one have got hold or SUCH
mere chap. Baby just brought one OF
those German arrows one drops from
laeroplanss, how hideously sharp Ro-
manovsl1y brought it lis ne a flerD
ana asked for Babys card-the air
plane lies somewhere out here. baDy
forgot from where It was brought
~Our Friend is GLAD you left for the
south He has been praying 50 hard
Z all these nights. scarcely sleeping
was so anxious for you Any rotten
vicious Jew might have made scan
] dial.
I lust got your wire from Proslzu-
rov. that is nice that you viii see the
iAmur Frontiersmen at kamenetz-
] Podolsk- Really, this journey at last
gives you more TO see and brings you
into contact with the troops
4 love to know you do and see IN
! expected things, not everything which
I is planned and marked out before.
! ia letter. spontaneous things lWhen
possible) are more interesting What
! a lot you VIII have TO write in your
( diary and only during stoppages.
we only remained half on hour on
/ the balcony. IL got too windy and
fresh. Received two officers after
{ lunch con, then lisa after which Sonia
over an hour, then Nine Zizi and al
~ Navruzov as I wanted so much 10
/ see him again
3 4 hope the rest OF your journey
viii 90 Off alright
Goodbye and Cod bless and keep
v0u. my Angel cover your dear
face with kisses, and remain your
Ever very fondly loving old wife
Bow to your gentlemen. On the
18th Is y P.'s birthday.
ASK n. p. whether y ]. Chanin
who died. who brother OF Ivan lTauo-
witch general o. Infantry II says in
{ Petroerad. L only know he had
brother in Moscow and one who died.
an. architect
CBansaoTsly 5 7rabaaiy prince ssrEsi c. 10
mauGrssv. Pr1skuru7 and kar-leltz-E odclsE are
two towns IN the former Jewish pale O. sefiemeul.
I In The Southwestern secr0l % the Ekrl-na.l
Criticlzes ~N Omen'a Legion.
April IS, 1915.
NY own beloved Treasure:
a windy. cold day-there was frost
in the night. the Ladoga ice Is pass
ling. so shall not be able 20 be out
again. Temperature $40 again yes
terday evening. but that means moth
ing. am feeling decidedly stronger so
viii 90 TO Ania this afternoon and
meet our friend there, who wishes to
see me.
gion which is being formed in Kiev
LISP II only to be as in England. to
carry out the wounded and help them
like Eauitasles, then il can be all
right. But I should personally not
have allowed women TO go out there
ZEN rnasse'; the sisters dress IS still a
protection and they hold themselves
otherwise, but these viii be what2
Unless in very severe hands, wen
watched. they may Go very different
things A few OF them with sanitary
units could be good but as band
ne-that is not their place. let them
nurse out there, form nurses units.
Think you may get these lines be-
fore leaving Sebastopol-the dear
Black sea
And the fruit trees all in blossom
A flying visit TO Liyadia and 1alta
would be lovely, I am surel
Ania's leg is not at all good such
red spots fear this flebites can last
some time. Her mother, too, is again
III and Ala and the children.
Wen, that was surprise your
precious letter and the dear letter
flower. thanks ever 50 much Too
interesting all your journey, every
thing you Wrote-one sees 1t all be-
fore one. From Olga also got
letter with her impressionE-how
happy she was TO see you.
1t is so cold And the wind bowls
/. down the chimney. Baby drove IN the
morning and will now again HIS
motor has a stronger machine and so
goes very quickly. Mr. Guliard and
Iperevenso follow him in big one.
Precious One, i suppose you are at
Nikoiaiev uoW-iuterestinE all you
viii see. and give the men energy 70
build on quickly and get our ships
done.
@Good-by, my own huzy love. Cod
bless and protect you. kiss ever so
tenderiy and with deepest devotion
Ever your very own old WHY
Messages TO Fredericks and y. p"
{ Iadoza is a large lale nurfheast o. PetruErad-
The UeTa flows fr1r The lake Ala a. AlsEandras
sisiar oi Ana's married 20 PlstolEorl- NJ Gu
lar1 and Mr. Gibbs are auth1r1 q The cEars7ltGh-l
Stars a New snnntOriu1n-
April 16. 1915.
Ny Sweetheart
7 have Just been eating up the
! newspapers with Frederick's long
! kilograms about your journey. You
. have done and seen a lot, I am de-
! lfghted-and been TO hospitals. too.
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