El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

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God bless you Very tenderest
kisses from our old WHY"
Love to Dmitri."
Rasputin PrnIses Car.
NTzarskoye Selo. Sept Il, 1916
MY Own Beloved Angel;
Yesterday had Sturmer and spoke
all right I begged him quickly TO
change Obolensky otherwise We may
havet great disorders in the streets
ION account Of food and he viii at
onc lose his head and all are
against him. God bless your new
choice Of Protopopov. Jul Friend
says you have one a very wise act
in naming him.
Beloved angel, fond thanks for
your dear letter. Thank goodness
Miechen asked you still. though it's
very rude not to ask the lady Of the
house, too in my opinion
Very tenderest kisses from your
own old sunny"
grad give him the order to go and
am I to do with it2 To give It. speak
Of It TO Sturmer2"
Comments on Court Ladies'
~"TZarskoye Selo, Sept IS, 1915
MY Own Beloved Darling
Saw our dear Friend yesterday
evening in the little house. So happy
that you named Pokrovsky-thinks
It a most wise nomination. OF course
some may be Disconnected, but for
ne AE4A AAAA4 AE al AAAAAEAALI y
Read the cutting Mavra sent.
Vile, the hell for German and AUS
trian prisoners who ave to work to
death with us; sensationally written
and I feel full Of lies. He sends you
much love Begs quickly TO change
O~bOlensky n when the new man is
named to tell him to give the order
that in the bread shops they should
already ave everything weighed out
beforehand so that as Dor as z
asks. that piece already is ready &C
cOrding 10 price and weight and then
the work VIII go quicker and those
long tails in the street be Ooner
~appeased- One must trust to the
honesty Of the men not to cheat the
poor people and see that the police
has an eye upon those shops.
Countess B~enkendorf was awful;
much too badly died red lips
CHASTITY sight Ducky. too, short
velvet dress and badly coiffed. such
"a fond. fond kiss from your very
own deeply loving old SUNNY"
About the General.
'Tzarskoye Selo- Sept Is. 1916.
NV Own S-ne+ro~
Il begged our Friend to ar
ticularly pra for the success OF our
new plans. and he does so and hopes
God viii bless them All say the
E0ELINalAEL OF LnE EaN4UMLEA NEEAE-
vitch) Is a real pancake and b a
regiment rarely It seems
to me u generals are fearfully
weak. He said I was &c tell you
not to worry when o send a gen
eral away, II he has been innocent
You can always forgive him after
wards and recall him to service and
him il viii never do harm 10 have
suffered. as It make him realize the
fear Of God.
Ne too. is looking forward to
our meet with great longing
7 send you a paper about a Gen.
OganoTsky, read It through and do
what you like with it
Now must end. Feel rotten.
blessings n kisses without end.
Ever your very own WHY"
Guns at T1arskoye SeIo.
"Tzarskoye Selo, Sept II, 1915.
Ny Own Dear Sweetheart.
I enclose a paper from our Friend
you. as I asked Him to think par
ticularly OF you TO bless your new
combinations. Lovy, do tell somebody
90 n see to the four heavy bat
which stand since some time
quite ready here at Tzarskoye Selo !
lone tells mel and nobody thinks Of
sending them off. They have NUM-
ton II old IVanoT is still at Petro-
Il got this wire from Daisy, what
see "a look at all in detail. (Of-
49, 49, 1A3 ~ 0lA4AAn a. NAEL "
have seen them quite elose.) It
be good 10 get them off, be-
cause the men are not quite famous
weeks 3 there were
and rifles were sent to catch
n a wood where they were oc-
with propaganda papers.
These 20 guns stand without guard
the place A young lieutenant
has written paper after paper beg
ging for men to watch them, as
every morning he finds some screw
little thing taken of, missing and
nobody takes heed to this. I think
3 general Unexpectedly being sent
by you to make Al inspection
be best and quickest We so
need them out at the war.
And why does Andre stick here's
there no nomination for him any
out at the war, active, not at
All these two years2 Need not be
in the guard. as there are no ]
vacancies. Misha also served else
where Make the family move about
more.
Now I wish n could hang Rod
president Of the duma),
awful man and such an insolent fell
Goodbye my treasure, and God
bless you A big and tender kiss
from your very
OWN OLD WHY"
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