Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1927, Page 6

D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1927. } ¥ith the family of her savior. an un | srand duchess, as 1 shall.show in my | rultured Siberian of Polish nationality. ls:t u.nfi Inll;’;rt.l'?le..“ ot s B o eonseioumess. - " © | ' Rorin dmerican Sovspaper Allisncs) Later, when her rescuer was killed | Note.—(In Mr. Botkin's final article tu ind she had finally made her way to | Gorrow, he predicts & acandal that wil. Berlin in hope of finding her relatives, | Judfate the woman he sass is Grand Duches. she threw herself into a canal, was | inastasia.) tescued by the police and placed in an msane asylum because she feared tu foveal her identity. 3 than two years she staye. | lum fn a room with 20 in ® < oon + THE_'EVENING 'STAR. WASHINGTON, T iNVALID SAID TO BE DUCHESS WAGES FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION Botkin Dcscrib:s Farewell to Lonely Refu- gec at Castle Seeon, Prevented From Leaving by Lack of Passport. i wWOoM WITHOUT A COUNTRY While you .are awéy you’ll want the news from home Leave directions at the Business Office before you 2o to have The Star— ening and Sunday— mailed to your vacation In that way you Davis to Visit President. Secretary of Labor Davis left Wash | ington yesterday for Mooseheart, TIl., rsons, afraid to give her nam« [ en route to Rapid City, 8. Dak., where one. Recognized finally b, | he .will call on President Coolidge. i pers he was invited intl | Several other members of the cabinet | 4 family of an refugees. | have already called on the Chief Ex-| As <he told me, this was even worss | ecutive, | han the asylum, for her hosts, hopiny | reward for keeping i <, promptly turned he: Hospital Bids Opened. BOTRIN. vond i) address. e sut when they found no one wanted | pjas were opened at the Veterans' | ; | Yok, " Mo tlives’ yeurs; ANG WASLHINE | mireay (oM, T constraetion. ot 1 will keep informed upon : asued from hand to hand. suffering | 1.000.000 tuberculosis hospital at all that is going .on in escribable hardships and humilt cson, Ariz., but, on account of the | \Washington ition and large number of bids—abont 75- ‘ Gave Her Month to Live. their intricate nature, it probably will I'he address may be w & Wheh in 1025 Her 't Hadarin 1 days before the contract is | hanged when necessary, nd gnown to a German ph thropist Iy by notifying the rleff Office tal, her relatives be t in her. It seemed | nition would time_her physicians 1 that she could not live mors than a month This was a wand duchess’ And and Frau vor and she was laced in 4 siness Rates by Mail—Postage Paid I Payable in Advance f EXECUTIVE An unusual opportuni # man of executive ability to . act as resident manager is offered by an investment bank- ing house of national reputa- for R B R Maryland and Virginia— 25¢ rorrs et ieriendu. 5 [y e o Wi sestea || tion: Abplicantsi willfliave: haa One morth 5¢ 350c | ady to acknowledge the grand || ®ood business training and able One week 25¢ 15¢ 10 ticularly rer 1 [ | duchess officially, and who openly to furnish good references: 3 countryside. ' 1 ;\;L\!u; her by her title, turned against should be between the ages of All other States— 2 | X5 ner case attracted wider atten thirty and forty-five and a resi DR RGHIBE . .. - - sss oo $1.00 75¢ 35¢ 1 | tion, some of them became bitter ir dent of Washington. Address SRR . . . . o oo e o 30¢ 25¢ 10¢ i repudiation. 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