The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11

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PPr,esi dent Rooseye rs efasa 55stos see
herzand sredress ne insults! offered f,er
by Ills represents lives in sweden sIin.
ister and Mrs: Graves! she eanlo.
again appeal5to The state Department,
as she received It's final decision; before
she left Sweden. N
Mrs. Won Glanssen begsS Presitlen.
Roosevelt TO at once appoint a COM com.
mlttee OF experts TO make sure that
she is Of sound mind before She pro pi .
ceeds further IN this case, for she well
knows, from previous reports. that
when President Roosevelt is corner.
ed' he has q habit Of appointing sucn
eommltte TO help him out Of his diff.
cultles.
Therefore, not earring to lay herself
open to further criticism, Mrs. yon
clausSen demands that such com.
mittee be appointed at once; olner.
wise she will call in the experts her.
self. 4.
(slgnea) IDA NJ. Won CIAUsEN. /,
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Bacon Diplomatic.
II the crowd In the anteroom expect
ed Mrs. Won Claussen to make i
scene" they were disappointed, fdr
she bore herself with dignity through.
ont the interview with Mr.. Forster.
All hands at the White House wLc
bad the opportunity Of seeing MIS-
Won Clanssen voted her the handsoh,
est caller that has appeared there In
many } day. She Is tall, statacsdie
and Gibsiney.
Mrs. Won Vlaussen changed her MIN,
late this afternoon and sent note Ia
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Assistant Secretary Of State Bac on
asking for an interview, saying tina,
she had been referred 10 the State De.
partmenl by the President 'for coaso.
lation."
Bacon answered that he was too
busy to see her to-day, but would later
inform her when he could grant n, in.
ierylew.
Mrs. Won Claussen stated last high,
that Assistant Secretary Of State Ba,
con telephoned her that II she you'd
present her side OF the case in whiting
II would receive his careful cons dera.
ton. She said she would prepafe the
statement, hut that she will not call
In person at the State Department ia
present It.
Commenting on hervisit tothe White
House. Mrs. Won Claussen moIeistIy
remarked to one Of the new pape,
men that they had mistaken clever.
ness for insanity"
I'd like 10 give Roosevelt The WI.
ter cure" said she. at would just do
me good 10 put his head under a hy.
lrant and turn on the wnier. Tn to
this point have been in perfect good
humor. but when am trcattd with
contempt BY the government which
sought 10 KEEP from ridicule in Europe
lose my temper.
| Minister'S Wife Jealous.
bon ~yUu rihint<rmt .i;ut1ee, IA
in to the President was cute?" she
continued. "Oh, Il was almost funny
almost had to Taught at the pomp
Gus way In which the messenger, OIL
somebody at The White House. came
out TO say that Mr.. Loeb wa1 busy anil
could not sae me. | want you men
10 tell the world that Il is ah outrage:
put 1t in big type that there is a con
spiracy.'
ITO Jeff the truth about the whole
matter" said Mrs. Won Claussen in n
confidential tone, "the reason Mrs.
Graves would not present me 10 the
King Of Sweden after he had express
cd his wish that | be presented was
that she was jealous OF my dress. She,
being Of the diplomatic corps, was
compelled TO wear the regulation court
dress Of black, with ridiculous, short
puffy sleeves. When she was Informed
of my gorgeous gown She had an at
tack of heart failure. Oh, this am
wearing today Is nothing but rags
referring to her symphony in brown
which had created such !; sensation a,
the White House. r
Asked when she was !olng to leave
Washington. Mrs. yon 9iausscn said:
Not until | have made 1t so hot thai
they will grant me redress for m,
wrongs. II get that lrmacy commits
sion appointed so they cannot put me
in jail for saying what want to.
will uncover something, There is ar
uprising In Sweden. I may have tc
ask Mr.. Graves what part, II amy, NJ
Is taking In the matter"
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