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Title: Helen Keller Newspaper Notices
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Unknown
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Contributing Library: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind
Digitizing Sponsor: Perkins School for the Blind

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each the Sp The Famous Mute Tells Her Planto the Sunday Post The Queen of Spain has sought Miss Kellers aid. Theroyal mother of Don Jaime, the deaf and dumb prince, theboy who might become King of Spain if anything happenedto his older brother, has asked this wonderful Massachusettswoman to help educate her afflicted second son. Queen Victoria Eugenia has read Miss Kellers books.She admires the Americans pluck and abilities. She hassent tokens of royal esteem to adorn Miss Kellers home inWrentham. And how Helen Keller, as she tells the Sunday Post,will give Don Jaime the benefit of her experience. In the royal palace at Madrid livesa, speechless little prince. The InfantaDon Jaime is his name, and he isthe second son of the King and Queenof Spain. Don Jaime cannot speak, nor can hehear, so his education had to be en-tirely different from that given histajother, the crown prince, or his littlesisters. Don Jaime is over four yearsold. The crown prince is six; the twosisters are younger.
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THE DUMB TO TEACH THE DUMBMiss Helen Keller, ■ivhorn Ahc Queen of Spain h-as asked for adviceupon the education of her son, little Prince Jaime, whose afflic-tion has made him the idol of the Spanish people. ! Her Majesty, the Queen of Spain, Iseven more concerned about this littleprince than she is about his brother,the crown prince, or his little sisters.

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