Show i. i jers t rs of the Czarina in War Time 0 Czar r arin i L I 1 is j B By Isaac Don Levine A A Sidelight on George V Vi Article Twenty foil r Copyright 1 1 1930 bT by al TiC nIC C Salt Lake aLc herald 11 Herald rold his cousin King Ding George V of Eng- Eng fro t r Nicholas was eras at the front COlls I Cz C r ed to be bo at the tho front But Kitchener would not let Jet the d 2 British tish i in prance IVance One day King George Georger army British r itt at the military n tach to I Kitchener George e poured out to r Rust Russian ia an the e Kitchener's I severity SC The Russian his against officer oC or and Russia by explaining that the cas caste cases England a. a him Jim p P Nicholas was fighting Lighting on h his s o own rn territory whereas iana J i rg w was s not passes rase m on to her ber huss bUs hw- trio the life of at from thi s taro tale the tho czar Car also Iso tells orte errs She the terrific German Ight of lid a a pun- pun that It was to Serbia Serb I fae w havin mur murI mur- mur the country for queen referring and I king kin In June 1903 of at and hi In their Apparently the Belgrade t Peter d not King did d vacant p dp g- g ti b throne thron D M Talk Tack to 10 1 October 10 15 id Daring Darin in Beto Beloved en n. n of ot frost trost degree o an ancl one 1 n g gay an still sun I slept with Ith but ay lot of ot prisoners What a how Is tho the but again it e made roade that point disturbs tai eai alga friend whom we saw v la last t ur otherwise quiet nuiet about tho the Is IS otherwise him subject worries about he spoke scarcely and ch hours le It v is lor for o u o. o c uy el else so Lon a must give c an order ht you o g g ong ns with flour butter er anould and an beJ obliged ed to pass pas pass H Tie in the night like 1111 thing thins f t holc railway lines n. n all the tho towns s difficult to give gl over O from pi's pis says it is very seri serl- but he pe e pd d that tha-t th then n wo we shall have ha vo no Only f for r SU such ll an organization be bo sent from you ou ought 19 wishes me mo to speak to you Ou tall ill u this very earnestly severen severe severe- n and the girls are arc to help it already write about ore lore re 1 I and nd for sou ou to get bet accustomed Idea lie Ile would propose three tr trains ins should go ex ex- po 0 o other c with flour lour butter an and sug- sug than meat en e more necessary sU 1 Just now He counts tho forty forty- old soldiers one could couldn an n n hour bOUT a train send one after her but note nod all to one place Petrograd Moscow and stop Bons at places different places by- by ari have o them b by degrees Pit t On not on-not not all to one place that be bo mad but to different erent hs s s different buildings In three three one De- De could bring enough for for- forer er very veryl l rr months It m may y seem strange write It but t-but but If tr one go bO goc s Into ought one sees the truth of Ito It o one Ole ought to get sugar from But Yo Butt But especially the flour and V which overflows In er er districts Old men soldiers t s d. d as as there thero are arc other otherwise lse ough ugh men men to pack up and load loada Make It like a e spread I network and push on onn then thon ami fill fillup up up there there ar are arc sufficient wagons Well please seriously think this over Now enough of this topic Anla Ania Is very ery put out he wont won't let lot her KO go o anywhere for tor instance whilst we ve are arc I 1 away and away and when I encouraged her to togo togo togo hou house so cozy that go el she she- ol found h her r e she did not wish to leave It Its It's al always always al- al ways tho the same sarno thins thing and It docs dots not improves her mood and nd spoils ones one's pleasure when one ono rejoices to see sec your darlings soo soon coon Ho find ind It necessary I Ito to remain on here how things arc going gong but If she he loaves leaves then he will too as 18 he ho has nobody otherwise to help him Yes Tes he blesses cs you for forth forthe forthe the th arrangement of ot these wagon alon trains Now I have o been Jeen talking to tho the American Mr r Hearte for one hour and twenty minutes about our prison prison- prisoners and ho he an and Austria ers era In n Germany German brought mo me photos Ill I'll sho show you ou Ho He helps a Do lot now ho be goes boes' again awing to Well ell visit isit the Germans and Austrians my Sunshine good bye e and God od gloss gless less you ou If Ie you see Ol Olga a. a kiss her ten ten- dery from me mo My prayers follow you OU tenderly everywhere e so Serbia Serbia's Nov Sov 1 1 1915 D tin g I fy ly own o precious i our a r I Just got Baby's Babs lett letter r and enjoyed en enjoyed en- en thoroughly he hc does docs write joyed It amusingly What a pity there thero was but then at least such rain and mud mud but I Ithe the lna D won wont won't t yet et freeze Am so anxious us about If It I Its It's true what hat wired ired Grip Grip- papers that at I Ione one sa says s 's has declared us war I hope It Is I unfounded and that such fluch news to please the they only spread I the Bulgarians It would be horrid I as then Greece I fear will turn against I us too Oh confound Balkan countries Rus Russia la has only been as an anever anever ever loving helping mother to them themI and then they turn treacherously and I fight her Really you ou never ne get s-et outI out I I o of nf f worry worn and anxiety Beloved ved i I have popped Into be- be bed after aCter seeing who ho begged I urgently to be bc received Well Yell our good old Fredericks has gaffed quite again which shows that one must no more t trill ll him anything serious serious seri serl- ous or which Is not bo ho bo repeated got a letter from his Cormer former former for for- mer law in He Hewin will win bring It to you ou for you to see in what hat terms It t Is written He tells teUs him that Fredericks sent for him and told him that he wishes to know why Kh judges so 50 unjustly unjustly un un- justly justl etc Drent in furious sees In It tho result of ot that black force one ono I understands our Friend and that he hei i pities you and Russia if It perverts perverts perverts per per- verts all orders In that wa way He begs you OU n not t to tell teU anything to Fredericka Fredericks FrederIcka Freder Freder- Icka icks who will mako It yet et worse nor J who will bo be furious urlo 8 that I saw the letter Such an unfortunate affair and binds han hands s. s The regiment is not alas famous and hates our Friend so BO he hopes you ou will soon coon promote give him an anI I arm army brigade so as that h ha should not get more influence the regiment res Poor Serbia Is being finished off off off- I but It was her lot Had we c let letus Austria Austria Aus us usI I tria do it it ours now all the rest resL Nothing Nothing Noth Soth- ing to be done Probably a punishment for the country having murdered their king and queen Will Montenegro ro now be eaten up too or will Italy h help lp Oh and Greece What a shameful game ame ameIs Is going on there and nd In Rumania I 1 wish one could see clearly My I personal personal personal per per- opinion is 18 that our diplomats ought to be bo hung Sa sky has hal al always always always al- al ways been the greats greatest reat bt t friend of long long- nosed Ferdinand the tho same tastes one hays has that he be always said before belore and he lie ever e went there Then P P. Kozel has neither performed his duty and BUm T 1 think a fool too Could thc they not have havo worked harder Look how tho the Germans dont don't leave a a. thing untried un- un untried untried un un- tried so asp as to as to succeed d. I Our Friend was always a against this war ar sa saying tho the Balkans were not I worth to fight abou about and that Serbia would be as un ungrateful grate Cui as Bulgaria proved Itself Published by b special arrangement with McClure Newspaper 1 Syndicate To ero Bo Be Continued |