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BRUCE BROWN, AUTo-RAcER, IS KILLED
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MONTENEGRO PREPARES TO WAR AGAINST TURKEY
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GREAT POWERS lsFaIpE TO KEEP PEACE

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ed greetings with them one yelled:
"Luau tonight, Duke" and he replied
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car, after hitting man and cutting
his leg off, turned on the power and
escaped, leaving the man screaming
for help on the rails.
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Tenyo Maru, Oct. 3.
For s. r.:
Lurline-Shinyo Oct1
From Vancouver:
Zealandia, Oct. 8.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, Oct. s.
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POWELL vS. ROWE.

F. F. Powell, of the Wonder Dredsc Company has brought suit against Henry A. Rowe for the recovery of sums totaling s540.
 Plaintiff states that defendant r. reived from him, as agent for Furst and Eisenholer the sum of S20O which the complaint says defendant prom ised to repay upon defendant 'ecciv- ing a like amount for hauling na -rin. cry for Ed. l.. smith. Plaintiff s2.N defendant got the money but did not repay the sum lent by plaintiff.
 The second caues of action, accord ing to the complaint, is that defend- ant presented to Powell, as agent and general manager of the Wonder Dredge Company. q certain stock 1c- count against said company, claiming the company owed him s25o. Plaintiff says he believed the defendant and paid him the sum. Now plaintiff states that account was not correctly stated. George D. Schofeld represents the plaintiff.
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AMERICAN WARSHIP ORDERED
 TO VERA CRUZ FOR CRISIS

KANSAS CITY. Kan, oct. 1S.- Henry Lane Wilson, United States ambassador tn Mexico, who is now visiting friends here. says that the Diaz family enjoys a great prestige with the army and the people of Mex icn generally. He seems to think that this prestige will result in a strong movement to the banner of General Fcliz Diaz. but diplomatic reasons prevented him from saying more.
 Wilson will probably leave at once for Mexico City as the crisis which has now arisen threatens to over whelm the Madero government and the United States ambassador will lind it necessary to be present.
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NORTHWESTERN EXPECTED.

According to wireless message from the Northwestern at sea yester- day afternoon she expected to gel away from St. Michael ten hours af' ter landing there. She was due to ar rive at St. Michael about 8 o'clock last evening. No delay is anticipated al that port as the people waiting fol the Northwestern will be able [" ge' aboard without trouble and the shiI will leave for Nome without waiting for the storm to subside.
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REPUBLICANS DECIDE
 TO LET THINGS SLlDk

The republicans have lhout decided to lc, things slid, If th" truth wcr" fully kn"wr ah"ut what happened tt the meeting list might. it hs beech said that they see uu Way out "f the present muddl- except to lot th1s' run who hav. already declared themselves.
 "So many independents hfvc de- clarcd themselves. says one wh" was present at the meeting, and us other parties have already named cuudi- dates without waiting [" hear th" opinions of the other people. there K hardly anything to be done."
 Several matters were discussed dt
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s. s. VICTORIA
 SAILED NORTH
HAS TWENTY FIVE PASSENGERS
 ABOARD FOR NOME.

The steamship Victoria left Seattle for Nome at 10 o'clock this morning with 2l passengers and l.l55 tons oi freight. She Is expected tu arrive on the 26th. and will sail on the 2sth or the 30th, according to the weather.
 Agent Everett Clark says that all the first class berths have been taken for the trip South but he still has 70 intermediate and lots of steerage left
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MAKE WINTER
 MAIL DATES
FIRST OVERLAND MAIL FOR UNI AlAklik LEAVES NovEM-
 BIER FIRST.

The first winter mail for Teller started yesterday on the Challenger. Tony Nicholas had the contract. but he was recently adjudged insane.
 The first mail for the outside Will leave November iirlist in charge of Driver Hammer. John Iiegness will not carry mail this year as he intends to spend the winter mining.
 The mail will leave Solomon about November for Kotzebue, Council and Candle in connection with the mail that leaves Nome for Unalaklik November first,
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the rebels gained possession of the city. According to the last message received from the city the federal commodore. ASueta. has command of the gunboats off the city and is pre- pairing for al hombardmeni. Such q bombardment Is certain to inflict tre- mcudous damage on the city and it's residents Many Americans reside therein and hold valuable house prop crty.
 General Diaz and his rebels have full control inside. IL Is hoped here that a man like Diaz will respect the rights of property and will prevent his men from eXcesses.
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Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. oct. lS.=-The Times correspondent at Sofia. the capital of Bulgaria. wires to his paper today that the war now beginning in the Balkans will be war of creeds rather than a war of races. It will De war without mercy. war without truce and d war of horror5.'
 The Times correspondent is suppos- ed to be, as correspondents of the Times are as a rule. a man who knows of what he speaks and his words are taken as proof that Europe Is con fronted by one of the most horrible massacres.
 The correspondent uf the Daily Chronicle has wired to his paper to say that Turkey utterly rejects the proposals of Premier Poincares for q European conference to settle the diff ferences between the Balkan states and herself"
 This clearly shows that Turkey Is
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ton of the peace. Even then the riotrs continued and th" guards open ed fire. The two Greeks were killed at the Artist Hollry and others are be
 licyrd tu have been wounded but the crowd dispersed quickly and the fulI number uf Tn, men hit has not been dsrcrtainrd. Governor pddie ordered the guards and the state police to the scene couple uf days ago and "x-
 pressed th, intention of not permitting
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NICHOLSON TO TAKE CHARGE.

C. T. Nicholson. who has spent the summer on Seward Peninsula in the interests of the Tuba Construction Company of San Francisco. has been requested by the Bucyrus Company of South Milwaukee, to take charge of the installation of a large dredge which they are building in Portoguess East Africa. This enterprise is back ed by French capital with headquar- ters in Paris. The dredge is to have a steel hull and gantries and will have 7l-2 cubic foot buckets. Mir. Nicholson Is as yet undecided whether he will accept the offer.
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k0UGAROk INCREASES
 50 PER CENT EACH YtAKl1

That the output of the upper kou- garok increases about 50 per cent each year is the estimate made by Tom Connolly. uf Connolly's discovery, who was one nf the drst men to hit the pay up therr.
 Had the Taylor creek ditch com pany's dam not broken twice this year the output for the present season would have leaped to very much
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JACK JOHNSON CHARGED
 WITH ABDUCT TON

CHICAGO. pct. lS.-Mrs. F. Gamer on of Falcon. Minneapolis. has ob- tained warrant against Jack John son. the colored pugilist. on the charge of ahducting her daughter, Lucille Cameron. The girl is only la years of age and white. She left with John son some time ago. probably of her own free will, but the mother has eN-
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4 SOCIAL EVENING.

For a pleasant Friday evening go to the Congregational church tonight. There is to be a brief program, and a delightful social hour. Refreshments are to be served including ice cream. Admission to the entertainment is free. For the refreshmepts q small charge is to be made Try to be there about & o'clock.
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MlopAueh oRepee TO MOVE.

It is generally understood that the Middaugh dredge will be moved from Saunders creek to ground on Hobson creek. where MT. Middaugh has se- cured some valuable property. The work of moving may be begun this fall so that operations may he com menced early next spring.
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STATE RESTS IN
 BECKER's TRIAL

tile to Becker because of the dntag- onism that existed between him ald Rosenthal. They are men, moreover, the defense claims, whose words can not be accepted without strong cor roboration, and this corrobo-atich ia said to be absent.
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MUNSEY GAVE
 TO ROOSEVELT
BIG MAGAZINE MAN WENT STRONG FOR THE PRO.
 GRESSivES.
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, n. C., oct. lS.-F A. Munsey. publisher of the Munsey and other magazines, testified before the senate Investigating committee yesterday that he had contributed SllS00O to the Roosevelt campaign.
 The size of the contribution was the cause of some surprise but no political capital can be very well made of the fact as Munsey is not regarded as a trust man in the real sense.
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TIT IS WAR WITHOUT MERCY
 AND A WAR OF HORRORS"

not only ready but willing to take up the challenge of her enemies and it s now war to the knife.
 Premier Poincares of France had already made overtures to the various powers in the hope that some means could be decided upon for bringing about peace.
 The British cabinet had already met tp discuss the subject. but the refusal of Turkey to accept the proposals in- volvcd brings all the efforts to naught.
 The Turkish empire is fast becom- ing one vast military camp. The fights which have already taken place on the frontiers are regarded only as outpost skirmishes compared to what is to come The veterans of the Ital- ian war are now on the march and the general mobilization of troops just ordered has been begun.
 CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. l7.--IIos-
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oREoGE STARTS TODAY.

The Ernst dredge which has been stopped by frost for d couple of days will start up again this evening. The cold snap caught ihe operators un- awarcs. but they hope to be able to operate for couple of weeks longer at least.
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TiBERG RELEASED.

Johan Tiberg was released on bail yesterday afternoon. He is accused of stealing gold from the boxes of the Pioneer Mining Company and was brought in from Seattle for trial. A. c. oliver. Jacob Basse and Sam Gay lord are the sureties.
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Special Nugget Ssrvie&.

M'GII.L. bct. 1s.=Two Greek min .rs were shot dead here yesterday by guards while attempting to assault other men who were an their way to work in the mines. At the hrst sign of trouble the guards were called out
 on reaching the scene where the strikers were interfering q warning was issued that severe measures would be rcsorted to for the preservs Q
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5pee,sI N sset Service.

5peeial Nugget Service.
 CHICAGO. oct. Is,-Colonei Roose welt ,uiuy,d ten hours sleep last night and IS much better this after noon. The physicians are carefully watching him for any sign of 3 chanIe bl, turn aS time goes on.
 Nothing new can be said about his condition today although the crisis had been looked for. No one outside of the doctors seeIns to know the real nature of the wound or what compli- cations are feared. The belief seems to be general. though, that the danger is passed
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THE NORTHERN

Under new eolors. The best is none to good for Noneites. With plenty of dough behind him leave it to Bob to get it for you. Louie Stadie, proprietor, Bob ketcheson, manager.
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higher ugurr than Il has reached in any year sine, the discovery of sold in th, section.
 Work has now beech suspended for tho open season with every man com ing down frnu there belle, ins that the outlook for the future is far brighter than ,t was ever before sup posed 10 be.
 The Nrlihcr dredge is expected to run until thr goth.
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Special Nugget ServIce.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The state has rested in the trial of the poiice lieutenant, Becker. who is cha.gei with the murder of Rosenthal, the gambler. Evidence for Becker will now be introduced and his attorneys declare their ability to place a diff ferent complexion on the affair alto. gether before the conclusion Of the evidence.
 It has been pointed out that mos, of the evidence produced by the state has come from habitues of gambling joints who would most likely be fos-
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Sons of tho North take notice. lut fisk has arrived at Modini's Cafe.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom & Hagens ani Zehners jewelry stores.
 We clean and ,enew furs. press and repair you: clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us
 NOME TAILORING co.
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U. s. SENATOR
 HEPBURN DEAD
DISEASE OF HEART AND KID. NEVIS KILLS IDAHO STATES
 MAN.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. h. G.. oct. 1s senator Weldon Brinton Heyhurn oi Idaho died yesterday of co-aplica- kidneys.
 senator Iiclburn Was born iu bela- ware country. cnnsylvania. May g 1S52 He was admitted to the bar in 1876. In the wiatcr of 1883 he nov ed to Shoshonc county. Idaho, and wd. a member of the convention tul. framed that states constitution. il, was republican national committee man for Idaho from 1901 to l9os. ile was elected to the United states scu' ate January l3, 1903.
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REMARKABLE CLOSING
 OUT SAle

Get busy and buy your winter stock of fruit. as this is my last shipment. Just received on Northwestern the finest Jonathan apples and winesaps for the winter keepers. Oranges. con- cord grapes, peaches. pears. bananas watermelons. cantaloupes. celery and tomatoes
 ROYAL. FRlyIT STORE.
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STORM HURT NOTHING.

The storm of last night inflicted no injury on any boats. All got away to places of safety around Siedge island before the big blow got it's work In,
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. oe:. 1S.-Thc American warship pes Moines has been ordered to Vera Cruz, Mexico, to are believed to be in danger during the crisis which has come since Gen. eral Feliz Diaz swooped down on the city. The greatest uneasiness is felt here for the Americans as 1t is known that they have the love of neither side.
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GUARDS SHOOT DOWN
 STRIKERS AT M'GILL

the strikers to defy the authorities IS tn. strikers had done Jt Bingham. Nevada,
 N present conditions ar. quiet but strikers are still feared. The governor k determined. however tn suppress any attempt lt LtwlrsSness it all costs
 t2.00 per month Co. the Nugget
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NORTHWESTERN TOMORROW.

Agent Clark announces that the steamship Northwestern will sail from Nome for Seattle in the moraing weather permitting. |
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MEXICO CITY. oct. 1S.--COmmuni- cation with Vera Cruz has been cut and that city is now isolated from the rest of the world. It is feared that awful scenes are being enacted since
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CHiCAGp. oct. ls.-Hiram Johnson candidat, for tn. yiC' presidency or the pr"gressiv. ticket. called Co Sc, Mir. Roosevelt today.
 He was admitted to the wounded
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the ms,tlue. but th" only thing that ,,u 10, said wtth certainty about it is uor did auvihiur occur which makes II tpah AEs5 that ouy candidates will ne nominated Ns thc republicans tt all for th. election to the legislature.
 No date was set for any futur' meeting and something unexpected Nili h,re to occur within the next two out as republicans.
 Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nuaqet office, 55c
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COMING ON MORT HWEsTERN. Concord grapes direct from Eastern states. Make your reservations now Only a limited number.
 ROYAL FRUIT STORE.
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BEVERLY. Oct. President Taft received a letter today from Colonel
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battl. of the present War VeStrr,' and came out victorious. Aftsr the battle 200 "f the enemy were lett ] 'Jd on the held. The opposing fore Was made up of Arnant tribcsmen and not of regular Turkish soldiers. Su, n warriors are taking an import m pIst in the present war. Some of tn m live in a wild condition iu the mountain. and partakc rather of the appe run. e of Asiatic tribes than of people nf q European country. The battle was fought at 30 place called PriepOlie which lies between this country and Montenegro.
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Canned Snowbsll csuli over and canned Dill Pickles, new goods, at Breeding & Bor7en.
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Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nugget office, 55e.
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LONDON. oct. l1.The British sideratiou proposals which have been made by the French government for the bringing about of peace in the Balkans.
 The nature of the proposals has not been divulged but they are said to be of a kind which might form likely ground work for q proposed cessation of hostilities.
 BELGRADE. oct. 1.-The troops ot Serviu fought their nrst important
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pcri,nced uo difficulty in obtaining the warrant and Johnson will. no doubt be under arrest in very short time. The whereabouts of himself and the Cameron girl are not known at pres ent. hut they are believed to be in hiding m this city.
 pi-ee- oes.ions st Nusse, once
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army this morning on the Bulgarian and SerVian frontiers. The govern mcnt is now bending every effort to press the war with vigor and may bring il into the country of the enemy. Scvrsd small skirmishes. with Turkish troops taking the offensive, have been announced since the government de cided tu quit it's attitude of indeCisiun.
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MII.W kF.E pcf. l>. Tn. bal ui John Schrank has been dsutIed. Thus is about all that k known tu Jh" pub lie uf the present circumstances sur rounding the man wh" shot Cul"ue Roosevelt.
 Very little k given out as Co the manner in which the prisoner is npw bearing himself and t cannot be said whether h. IS really insane or not.
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CONSTANT1NOPLE. Oct. l7.--IIos- tilitics were opened by the Turkish
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TURKEY IS DETERMINED TO FIGHT
ROOSEVELT HAS TEN HOURS
 SLEEP AND IS BETTER

RuseyeI, thanking him for hls sym pathetic inquiry.
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mau- ,bamber and the meeting was .rs .nrdial.
 keep .b. fight going full blast. were The 4tst wurGs of Roosevelt as ttS running mate departed
 4a Isha-Hu was rather reluctant to s,. inter i,.ysed in connection with the .#"sJr and mad. no statement for publication ls tu the intentions uf him ar hts party with regard tu the carry ms uu che campaign.
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pr.ee- oes,rons ., Nusse, Once
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,2.oo per month to. the NngSe,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-03
TOM pAwsoN's FUNERAL.
Services Held in Warrington Largely
Attended,

SOTVISoS tsOlo N warrington I4r00ly
Attended.
Washington, May 3.-No funeral OF
an lowan in Washington for many
years has drawn such list Of dis
tinguished persons together as the
services yesterday afternoon at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian church
for Thomas c. Dawson of Council
Bluffs.
Many officials and employees Of the
state department attended, many mem
bers of the diplomatic corps, including
the most prominent representatives Of
the Latin-American republic, many
high officials and army and navy men
and numerous members of congress.
Floral tributes OF unusual beauty
We're offered. The Rev. Wallace Rad
cliff, pastor. spoke especially Of the
high character of Mr.. Dawson's
achievements in atin-American di-
plomacy.
1nterment was at the beautiful Rock
Creek cemetery. The honorary pail
bearers were the Brazilian ambassa-
dor MIR. Da Gamasi; the Japanese am
bassador. Viscount Chinda: Secretary
OF the Interior Fisher college mate Of
Mr.. Dawson; Assistant Secretary of
State Huntington Wilson: John Bar
rett, director general of the Pan
American union: Senator Cunmins.
Representative Good of Iowa and
Charles A. Keigwin of this city.
Nearly all the members of the Iowa
delegation in congress attended the flu
neral. Among those present were Sam
uel Strauss. formerly associated with
Allan Dawson in publishing the Des
Moines Leader, and John MacVicar of
DeS MOines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-03
Iowa at WASHINGTON,

Washington. May 3.-Pensions were
granted to the following 1owans: Ed
ward Stevens, Abel, SIS: Harvey L.
WAY Albion, $40: John w. Remine
Colfax. s15; Lucy F. Heady. F1orfs. s12;
Jerusla A. Chapman. Grand River, 81;
William Reiffer. Maquoketa, SIS: Seth
B. Meyer. Mason City. SIS: Mary G.
Wright. Sioux City. s12: Florence Stew
ems. s12
Pcstmasters were appointed as fol-
lows: Sedan, Appanoose county. Will
liam E. Rowley. vice G w. Hill, re-
John ". Kelley, vice o. Walker. re-
signed.
Passage by the house of a good roads
measure in connection with the post
office bill. gave much satisfaction &c
Representative Prouty The measure
allows from SIS to s25 federal aid tc
every mile of good dirt road construct
ed and used as postal route ana IN
spected and approved by federal au-
thority. Judge Prouty has long beer
urging such legislation and While TINS
is not as comprehensive a plan As
wanted he feels it is distinct ster
toward better roads. The difficulty ir
the way is that the senate rs likely u
kill the plan. Iowa members generally
were for the proposition.
On the recommendation Of judge
Towner the name of the postoff1ce al
Off, in Appanoose county. has beer
changed to Sedan. William E. RowleS
has been appointed postmaster
Alice French. Of Davenport, bes
known by her pen name. Octave Than
et is in washington. She is attending
a meeting of the Colonial Danes.