Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Czar's Daughter
 Fees Siberia
IS NOW ON HER WAY TO THE
 UNITED STATES
IS ON PACIFIC OCEAN
Escape Was Effected Through Ficti- tious Marriage to a Son of a Form CT Chamberlain of the Czar.

New York, Nov. 25.-Mis Tatiana Nicolaevna Romanoff, second daugh- ter of Nicholas Romanoff, deposed em- peror of Russia, has escaped from Si- beria through a fictitious marriage to a son of a former chamberlain of the czar and is now on her way to the United States, chaperoned by an Eng fish woman, according to informa ton made public here tonight by persons connected with the Russia civilian re- lief.
 Is 20 Years of Age.
 The former grand duchess, who is 20 years old. made her escape from To- bolsk, the present home of the eXiled emperor, to Harbin in Manchuria and thence to Japan, where passage was taken on a steamship for either San Francisco or Vancouver.
 The New York officers of the Rus sian civilian relief, including Daniel Frohman Ivan Narodny and Dr. Thomas Darlington, have been inform ed the young woman will arrive in New York early in December to play a prominent part in the work of the recently formed organization.
 To Remain Here One Year.
 According to an announcement to- night by the News Bureau of the Rus sian postoffice department Miss Rom this country and while in New York her guardian and companion will be Mrs. Margaret Barry Carver of Den yer, who left this city last Friday for the Pacific coast.
 MT. F'rOhman said tonight that Mrs. aCrver is a ''wideawake American wo- man who has lived in Petrograd and from her he had learned that Miss Romanof soon would arrive in the United States. He added that he is a temporary members of the board of governors of the Russian civil relief.
 Friends Knew of Flight.
 Ivan Narodny who is connected with the Russian American Asiatic Corp oration told tonight how Miss Roman off succeeded in leavang Russia. He said news of her escape was sent to him by the emperor'S former second chamberlain, named Frederick, an old friend, and that the young womans flight had been known to a close circle of friends.
 Fictitious Marriage. He explained that the daughters of the former emperor were permitted to lav Toblosk and visit rlatives els where, but they were forbidden to leave Russian territory. The plan was then conceived of having her marry a son of Frederick, as this would give dom of movement about Russia. The formalitieS of the ceremony were car ried out with every apparent reality and only those who knew the secret
  Romanoff's escape.
 These are strange times in Russia, '' MT. Narodny said after stating that the young woman was on the Pacific Ocean nearing America.
 To Work for Civilian Russian Relief
 Miss Romanoff is coming to the United States to work in any capacity for the Russian relief," according to a statement issued here tonight but she prefers ito write fairy tales, give dance performances and talk to women of America about the terrible conditions now prevailing in Russia"
 Does Not Care for Restoration. Q
 Miss Tatiana Romanoff does not care" the statement added. whether her father or the Romanoff dynasty ever regain the throne, but she is very much concerned about a strong demo- cratic government, or rather a United States of Russia. She will try to eX- plain to the American people that they should not desert Russia and leave her to the socialist adventurers and the Germans. but help to get united and work for the allies.