The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
FROM NERVOUSNESS 3S
TO DIRT OF NOVELS
nocRAcY OF OLD RUSSIA
prs LETTERING. EATING AT
ID . soup KITCHENS,

or,1y-Driven from palace TO
NANI l,as Of the members OF the
lo' ,,.r,cy OF old Russia now are peer
'r'''o .',,s,oes or chopping wood here
II living. ,d women and
FN' some OF whose resouno'he
Fh'.a''., brought them homage OF
Etles one ara clustered here alter nav
Eomt1ieL, % Poland before the bolShe-
b. flea 10 ,r them to help themselves
J ih. HelPI'" camilla Lubinoff, herself
NI,'' though born "a princess "a ID
FlasCS the Oldest Russian houses anu
II o. "I OF the former civil governor
w, Nars 2at,mn,arkable woman is conduct
TINS L0' il-,,'trhens, sewing rooms ana
rs SOUP Lon N for members OF her I'M
$orK S, .las, and taking orders from
ppE sra men who once colilili Ia,r;re
r. arc forces OF the Russian empire
Fmea l0, staff are admirals, generals,
gn nu rs MAYORS and members OF
soyeIliJJ' pefrograd court, while her
p o.G hos aid aside his gubernato-
NrS0@nG s'4 70 become her secretary.
d Hides Own Tragedy.
,.out;in1 woman, she hides the
a 9e" of her life under an optimism
KageGy an example to the unhappy
pa Is , a she ministers. A woman
T. oc IT. too, Tor she escaped rom t2n.!
b.,%%o od with her two sons aleeI
Rtuo os he her husband from the fortress
FeeI pt3e ~ and Paul and arming nm
q ~ C q fctitious passport that enabled
Alln . O Ace fi to Warsaw. Here the TAM
r. was 10 ny" reunited.
. TG0 virtually all she possessed 10
In her fellow countrymTIen' Miil 50 ~
s;no II organized the Warsaw branch
8 't +be Russian Red Cross, winch IS
bfin ,s aided by the American organi-
F. 9o.ring not herself, Nine. Lubinott
9p oot Shared the colony OF refugees,
A I'm ;nrlnded many OF the former
3 , ,,s nobility. In the soup Ntchin
H. wood yard which she has estap-
81 Sbed in a Russian orthodox churchl
Il Podvnl-a squalid property placed
II bor disnosal-are working men and
amer, my, Of title at tasks which once
wants performed for them.
In the dingy little court yard Gen.
nb'onskv formerly architect at the
,ss;an court. chops wood Tor l1v-
With several officers OF the crack
~oerial guards, one OF whom has lost
reason and must be watched. In
small and dirty building Prince
1Aqsrherskv, who was master OF cere-
.Sonie, at the imperial court, peels po-
b. for his daily bread.
Women Act as Walters.
In the crowded rooms the meals are
skved bv women OF the Russian no
SSIity-Princess Rukoff. widow OF Ad-
ssbifal Rukoff. who was executed by
bolsheviki: Princess Ouchtomsky,
&hose husband was reputed one OF
ae richest men in Petrograd and is
now cashier in the next room at 4,OOO
RoEsh marks a month, the equivalent
III 81 today, and Nine. koudravWtsky,
Nidow OF the vice mayor OF Petrograd,
Nho was put to death by the red rev
nlutonists.
Col. Kesselaeff, OF the imperial Rus
On guards, runs errands for Nine.
Rlbinof and refugees who collapse
Hom exhaustion while waiting for
fbeir food are attended by Mile. Cara
MSof, a former wealthy resident OF
Peuograd, now a nurse.
Sd Working in an American Red Cross
Narehouse are twenty officers OF the
|Rperial guards regiment headed by
- RickschenSky, a lawyer Of KEW,
'Nho arrived in the Polish capital with
"a Undertaking or footwear. He
IN his sister had been killed this
|#ntcr by the bolsheyiki and that the
|Rptal OF the Ukraine had become a
IN OF the dead
Nine Lubinoff boasts a storehouse
|Rolt the size OF an American house
|Mlie pantry, which is in charge OF
Alchacl Schramshenko, the son of the
.Ryenor OF Tchernijoff, who was kill
s. by the bolsheviki. The assistant
AoreKeeper is Victor Borsenko, who
as governor OF Novgorod