El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-30

BY none surpassed
The goodly Kingdom OF my Soul
Copyright, 1920 Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
would be a great thing. Endless
I kisses Of deepest devotion and great
yearnhg. Ever your very own Old
Haubury-Wi Williams, chief Of the British
military mission. with the field headquar-
[ tiers Of the Russian army.)
More Political Matters.
November 8 1915
NY Own Beloved:
] I begin my letter this evening 50
as not 20 forget what khVostoF
I begged Aria TO tell me-
Il It seems the old man did not
/ propose the ministry In nice way
I TO Naumav, so that he found him
Z self obliged to refuse khvostov has
/ seen Naumov since and is sure that
he would accept. or be happy II you
simply named him He is very
right man, we both like him; fancy
] Beietzky worked with him before
J Being very rich (hls wife IS the
daughter Of Ushkov, so not man 70
I take brides. and the one whom
Z Goremykin proposes is not worth
much-have forgotten his name.
I'll Then about Rodzianko Of the
duma finds he ought TO receive
] decoration now that would lLatler
I him and would sink in the eyes OF
I the left party, for having accepted a
! reward from him Our Friend says
/ also that 90 would be a good thing TO
Z do. Certainly it's most unsympatnetlcs
but >alas times are such Just now
I that one Is obliged out OF wisdom
sake 10 do many things one would
I rather not have
.III. Then he begged the police
master Of Moscow not TO be changed
l lust now. as he has many threads
! in hand. having belonged 70 the qe-
: tective force before. Our Spirtdo-
I witch won't do there, as 10 seems ne
has just remarked a formed DOUBT
I ful singer OF gypsy songs-so that
one proposes him a post Tar away
I OF governor, / believe
sIV. Begs you not to have Nlosnln
banished 70 Siberia. as two generals
gave him the false news about our
! dfsembarkment in Bulgarian lhe VIII
I bring the names 10 yOu) and the man
I writes well in the paper ana
reprimand will be enough.
~ Did you get telegram from
+ a woman saying that you must place
Ella and me In a convent, as ne hearo
! something about IL, and II true wants
to have her watched and see what
type she is. -.
! IL Deople offer great sums $50 as 70
get q decoration) now one must ac-
cent as money IS needed and one
helps them dong good by giving IN
10 their weaknesses and thousands
{ porfft BY 10. It's true, but again
against all moral feelings But IN
/ time OF war all become different
If YOU do get any sure news
I about Rumania or Greece De an
angel and let me know. Elena IeaE !
Z for her father, because II the worst
should happen he said he would die
D.
igor told us that at luncheon he
SAYS one can't touch the subject OF
Greece with poor Aunt Olga
4 regret your mama mas reluL ne.
70 town fear one viii iii her poor
ears with unzind gossip on, dear
how weary one Is Of this life, this
year and the constant anguish AID
7 must end. God bless your jour
ney. Sleep well, feel my presence
near by in my compartment cover
you with such soft and tender KISSES
every little bit OF you and lay ny
weary head upon your oreas -, you Z.
own old, -
enc minister Of agriculture, was mem
Der q the council o. the empire and mar
rled Anna K ushkov. Nloslin = q Rus
sian Journalist who was condemned 70 %
erfIed 10 Siberia FOR publishing false new z
EIen, "a apuarentiy grand duchess Helen
the wife o. prince Nicholas OF Greece
Poor aunt Olga" IS Olga Constantinova
the dowager quen q Greece lsoE = ne
] nephew, the son Of her brother. the srln'
duke Constaatina Constantinovitch)
Her Idea Of sazonov. 49,
November 6, 1915.
NY own:
! dear regiments feast II was an IN
tense Joy when your dear ielLer VA
brought me this morning and GOV
/ cred Il with lrlssess thanks ever 81
I much for having written 50 com
fortinE to hear from you wnen IN
heart is sad and lonely and yearni
~. ..That Is a good plan you intent
sending the guards later 10 Bessa
rabia after they are reformed an'
rested; they viii be perfection tnen
Wen, may God help those misera ~
Serbfans. ! fear they are done 10
T and we cannot reach them in time
Those beastly Greeks, 50 unfair leaF
ing them in the lurch-
aOur Friend whom we saw yes
terday evening when he sent you IN
telegram, was afraid that II We ma
rot a big army 10 pass throuE
Rumania we might be caught IN
trap from behind
aAlexiev Is worth 100 longnose'
Sazonovs. who seems somewha
feeble. 10 say the least Of It
well. Lovy. he thinks Il bette
now see the old gentleman ana genLl
tell Il TO him, as IL the duma hisse
him. what can one do one canno
send It away for such reason o
thought out something with Ianeye
for him. did you notg I feel sure q
will understand Il. II you get
wire from me, all is arranged or Il
done. that means I have spoken an
then you can write or when you re
turn send for him. He loves you 8
deeply that he won't be hurt ana
shall say Il as warmly as / can d
Is so sorry as veuerates the old MAJ
Il saw senator kriFtsQY I'M
morning. He gave me his Dook-
tried reading OF the horrors tn
Germans . did to our wounded an
prisoners; cannot forget the atroci
ties. to think that civilized peopi
could be so cruel During patti
when one Is mad, that's anoLhe
thing. I know they say our COS
sacks did horrors at Memel-a Ie'
cases Of course there may have Dee
ont OF revenge Better 70 forget j
as I firmly believe they are bette
now. But when once we begin 70 a.
vance and thvIr needs become greele
then fear our poor men may Ear
worse -
precious One. I kiss you with dee
tenderness and loving caresses, pas
siouateIy love God Almighty pies
and protect you my huzy DARING u
bright sunshine
Ever S0u' ak"
The Entry Into ConstnntinoPle.,
November g. 1913.
NY Sweetest Huzy Dear:
Il am so glad that all went on :