El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-21

probably Maj. Gen Fedor A. Keller OF the
empcror's suite.l
Wishes 10 BE Near Gar
August q. 1913.
Ny own beloved one:
Thank Cod. all IS done and that
the meeting went of so well-such
a relief. Bless you. my angel, and
your brave undertaking and crown
II with success and victory, interior
and exterior. So emotioniuE tele-
gram from the cars headquarters-
have kept the envelope. too. as re-
membrance OF that memorable day.
Babykins is SO happy, and interested
~Oh. how I should love to see how
you do all, altogether 1 should Ike
an invisible cap, 70 peep into many
a house and see the faces.
God bless and protect you my
Treasure-uiss you very, very much,
press you tenderly TO my heart and
cover you with caresses and kisses
/ bless you and pray for Gods help.
Ever your old -
August q. 1915.
This is gossip;
only one word. one says that on
Wednesday in the duma all parties
are going TO address themselves TO
you TO ask you 20 change the old
man I hope stiu that when at last
the change is made officially known
things may get right. II not. ] fear
the old man cannot continue work
ing when all are against him He
will never dare ask 70 leave he said.
but alas don't know how things viii
work. Today he sees all the min
listers and intends speaking flrmer
to them. IL can finish him of poor
dear. honest Soul"
Crhe Gears headquartersf was the
name given % the main army headguar-
tiers upon the assumption by the car o.
the supreme command All military bull
letins were then issued from the ''czar's
headquarters-" Trina Toistoy seems 10 be
countess Irene. the daughter o. count
Duitr 7. Tclstoy and his wife, Helen Rita
Ehitrovo IS apparently Marguerite. the
daughter OF SerEeI c. Ehltrro. chamber
lain Of the COURT
AnEered NJ Criticism.
August %, 1913.
Thanks for your dear telegram,
Lovy. 1 am glad the country near
MoghileV is pretty But still 1 sup
pose you viii choose a nearer place,
so as that you can quicker and
easier move about Am anxious
awaiting when the change viii be
made public In the papers there was
an article as though people, two men
and a woman. had been caught near
Farsovia who were going 20 make
an attempt upon NikoIasha's life
more interesting (the censor told ANA
those were decoy oucks)l. A month
ago all the redacteurs from St
Petersburg were at the headquarters
and Yanushkevitch gave them his in
structions, this the military censor.
under Frolov. told Ania- Samarin
seems TO be continuing TO speak
against me, well all the better, he
TOO viii fan into the pit he is digging
for me. Those thing don't touch me
it Indirectly touches you We shall
hunt for successor
There are fasting days approach
ing from tomorrow on. so the news
ought TO have come before the mass.
It's q mistake all falling together,
was necessary beforehand, forgive my
saying this-who again begged you
put off the official announcement. did
wrong. No harm Nikoiasha being
there, as IL viii be known you were
working already with AleZiev. IL was
a bad couucil-hoW against II one
party IS. one sees IL by this The
quicker officially known, the calmer
all spirits. were working already
with AleEieV. It never comes-it's
never good such situation and
false-and only towards can have
proposed 70 10 you, as NOyeikoV and
Fredericks they think Of Nikolasha
before you. It's wrong being kept
secret. none think Of the troops who
are yearning for the good news
see my black trousers ar needed at
headquarters Too bad, idiots, and
such perfection the jubIlation and
then fasting TO pray for your sue
cess-and Tuesday passes, and moth
MY Sunshine. I miss you so very
much. but am glad you are away.
turn with their reports-it viii
freshen them up too. I hope you
sleep we'll Don't forget to wire 20
George, etc. when at last all is Of
fetal.
Oforhuev Sc a city located about 400
miles south of Petrograd and about 500
miles southwest OF Moscow. Il was the
seat Of the ears army headquarters.
Suverin was the editor OF the PetroErad
Newspaper Novovs Nremya- fanushkevltch
was the general who held the post OF
under Nichoiai Nicholaievitch- Erolov.
the chief military censor. Is probably
Ge.L Peter A. Trolley. member % the
var eouncil)
After Duke Nicholas Fen.
August IS, 1915.
How can I thank you enough for
your very precious (letter) which
came as a most welcome surprise. I
have reread IL already several times
and kissed the dear handwriting. You
wrote the 25th and I got It the 9th
before dinner
aAI Interested US immensely. the
children and Auia eagerly listened 20
some parts ] read aloud and 10 feel
that you are at peace iii our hearts
with joyful gratitude. God send you
the recompense Of your great un-
dertaking, yes, new responsibility,
but one particularly dear 20 your
heart, as you love all that is military
ard understand It. And having shown
such firmness must bring blessings
and success. Those that were so
frightened at this change and all
nonsense, see how calm and naturally
all took place. and have grown