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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
The Queen Of Bulgaria

painted The Kipg and queen ARE both
impressed with the growing power OF the
United States as a guide to the sym
path!es and opinions OF the world ana
hone tho visit will have the effect OF
informing Americans OF the desires OF
Bulgaria and inducing sympathy with her
aspirations to an important place among
the nations of Europe.
To study social Profile ms.
An even more unitarian purpose lie
the study which the Queen proposes 10
make OF the manner In which the United
States Is working out social and economic
problems and draw lessons applicable 10
bulgaria. which Is now confronted with
an economic problem OF great magnitude.
Bulgaria has had suddenly and without
or, paration to take upon herself the care
OF 200. 600 Bulgarian refugees VINO were
former residents Of Ruman,a, Greece and
Servia. They are no longer willing 70
reside In those countries and nave re-
turned home destitute. King Ferdinand
and Queen Eleonora believe that soiu-
ton of this problem will be found IN
suggestions from America.
Queen Eleonora will b. the first reigning
sovereign OF Europe TO visit the United
states. She IL known all over Europe rs
the royal nurse She Is every inch
Queen. OF regal. commanding appearance
This second wife of King Ferdinand Is AZ
extremely practical woman, and In hurs
| !ug, for which she was scientincah!
trained, sho is not content 10 leave th'
actual work 10 others. In the Russo-Jap
anese ard tho Balkan wars she WORKED
herself in bandaglng wounds as we'll a
directing other nurses. She Is also III
terested IN all societies having FOR thei
object the Improvement OF the condition
of women and will doubtless make Inquire
into settlement work and other sim'la
movements in the United States.
| Queen Eleonora was Princess o
Reuss, lower branch. She Is about D
wears OF age and was married 10 Kim
Ferdinand in 1908.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
RAIN OF SUFFRAGETTE
PAPER FALLS ON KING
Militants Assail SOvereigns In
Theatre During Charity
Performance.
Special Cab,e Despa,cA to The sus.


LONDON, March l7.--Militant sufYragettes
invaded a music hall at which the King
and Queen were attending = hospital ben
eft performance to-day and showered
suffragette literature upon the royal
box from the gallery. Some Of the papers
dropped on the shoulders Of the King and
Queen.
As the paper shower began q woman
In the stalls rose and started to make a
speech TO the King and Queen. She got
az far a. "Your MaJesties: Mrs, Pank-
hurst 10 In prison. therefore" when
n detective put his hand over her mouth
and led hcr out Of the theatre. Other
suffragettes were treated In the same
way.
Catherine Wilson. the militant suffrs.
eetts who was arrested while masquer.
aiding In male attire In the lobby OF thu
House Of Commons last night and had Z
whip under her overcoat. was nrrai6ncd
IN Bow street police court to-day. Bh,
was sentenced to six weeks Imprisonment
at hard labor on Q charge Of lettering fol
an unlawful purpose. shs wore tn
clothes she had on whom arrested. TIT
mans suit was several slsos too large 10
hor. The woman's hair Wa concealed b,
q mans wig.
whan arralsnsd Miss Wilson shsieksI
QUIT
~ intended Ia give rPemisf AsquitA an,
Homo Secretary Mojesnns good thrash
Ing"
che tstsnsA 70 the sentence with 10
hands In her trousers pesNstn and 81 Oh
end said, " shA'a't q II"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
EARLE COMING BACK ALONE.
VIII Leave tompa MON Abroad
Fearing Ellts Island DtfSic ulty.

Special cable DesDafch 10 Tnr Sun.
PARIS. March ia despatch from
Munich says that Ferdinand Pinney
Earle is about 10 leave that place for the
United States. lie will leave Miss Her
man In Germany In order 20 avoid posi-
BILE trouble with the authorities at Ellis
Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
eoRaAs ARRIVES IN LONDON.
says Conditions In south Africa Pre-
sent Little Dimcuisy,

LONDON, March i1,--SurKeon Major
0orgss VI tho United states Army, who
made thres months Investigation OF sani-
tary conditions at the mining camps on
the Rand. arrived In London to-day on mis-
way home, The British medical profra-
sion win give dinner In his honor, siy
fhemas Barlow, president OF the Royal
College Of Physieians. will preside,
Or, 0orsas said that south Africa dees
not present suoh difieuit health preblsn,s
~ ala the Canal Zone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
LabOrt 20 Defend Her.

Maitre Labor, who defended Dr.ytus'
has undertaken TO defend Nine. caillauk.
He obtained permission to interview ms
client In the PRISON directors Office, Instead
OF in the usual parlor. The director al
lowed this on condition that the r.aues,
IL not repeated.
Nine. Caillaux declared 90 her counsel
that she profoundly regretted the DEAN
of NJ Calmette. She says she only IN
tended TO wound him. After bu! ms
the revolver and before going hone. Nine
Caillaux visited u servants employment
bureau and interviewed several cooks
She engaged one, who wa' to report u"
her to-day.
There were several anti-caiilauN d.
monstrations in Paris to-day, hut they
were OF slight Importance. The police
ar, kept busy tearing down posters which
read: Down with Caillauxl Down with
the Government"
PARIS, March ls-The Figaro In an
editorial to-day denies that the letter
which caused the shooting OF Nj. Calmette
was addressed to Mime. Caillaux. II also
denies that NJ. Calmette possessed letters
addressed by NJ. CaillauX to Mine. CALI
laux before they were married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

scented. I told NJ. Mopis 90 and he APP
peared to be most delighted. Never have
submitted to such humiliation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

OF Deputies was AS excited az IN inc
paimiest days OF the Panama Canal scan
dal NJ. Delahaye proposed that the
Chamber. moved by yesterdays outrage
which by the authors confession pre-
vented revelations in tho Rochelle case
involving a magistrate M. Fabre. invite
| the Government TO enable this magistrate
| to prosecute his aocusers.
| NJ. Delahsys described NJ Calmette a.
n hero to duty and the victim Of po-
ut,cai crime He read the letter of
Deputy Thalamas TO Nine. Caillaux con-
graduating her on her act, which drew
protests from the press galleries. M
pclehaye. looking toward the Left. said'
Formerly you drove Ministers to blow
out their brains; to-day women are sent
TO kill instead"
NJ. Paul Deschansi interrupted NJ
pelahaye The latter explained that he
d,d not wish to say that N. Caiilaux had
sent his wife to the Figaro ofioe to shoot
tn editor.
Ex.premior Monis denied all knowledge
Of tho Fahrs report on the Rochstts affair
Premier poumsrsue said no had been un'
abio TO trace the report
n. Barthou. whose Ministry was over
thrown recently ~ caiiiauz, thsn aross
amid intense exoitssnont and produced tn,
report which was In Magistrate FAhrs'l
handwriting. lie rad the report viii
great sffsct. u showed that N, Mcnis
who was then Premier, had On two %
caslens ordered N, Fahss "a arrange ,
postponsInsnt Of the Noohssts trial. sAyin,
the request was made ~ ~, Oaiiiaus
|. yhs pspast es~tiHus&l
"Aftss . violent nsasaA saabss 80
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OHIO'S HAPPIEST COMMUNITY
Institution for Feeble Minded, Where Work Is Held
a Privilege and States Defective Wards Are
Shielded From Jibes Of UHthiHking World

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