Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
MAKE SUFFRAGETS
OUTLAWS, WISE
ADVICE Of AN
ATTORNEY
Brilliant London Barrister
Comes Forward With Val
liable Suggestion as to Mode
of Dealing With Militant
Females.
Especial Correspondence to thr Herald

Especial Correspondence 20 thr Herald !
London. bee. ~, Make them out
luwR'" This is the sever" suggestion
at It I.Ondun lawyer t. TIA" authorities
VINO are at their Wits ends In dealing
with the militant SuitrugUitCN.
Az the women viii not obey "mnu-
made laws" argues the hurrisIUr, they
have no right Ia IN" protection "f
| those laws
white this newest proposition * not
likely To- ror"iN" general approval, II
rs admitted that som" way must hc
found tu punish women Niulnturs ut
the law without making them mar
tyrs to the cause" when they were
arrested wholesale nnd committed u
prison for breaking windows, at
tempting to set hr" To- a Dublin
th"utrr and for other un"nsCs they
"sCnpud by means ul the hunger
strike. Nome has been caught AZ set
ting iirrs ana pouring ink and ether
substances into letter boxes but Elsie
lIuwcy, who huS been sentenced to
two months imprisonment for turn
ing In false lirr alarms, the latest
device of the militunts to influence
men Ia give them the vote, probably
viii bcCUmC "A hunger striker,
Many plans including that Of let
ting them sthrV" Ia PRISON N they re
10 IA" government, but none has thus
tar met with acceptance. The lawyer
quoted claims to have legal authority
Tor his suggestion that the mwpr"uk
uTs be- declared Outlnws, with all that
uutluwry signifies ignored 10y the
law, deprived Of police protection ANA
the rest, II this appears too radical,
he would have them declared undc-
sirHhlrs which would place II within
a. tI t a
their removal beyond the shores Uf
III" United Kingdom,
-
The British naval authorities have
been considerably pcrturh"d at late
over the way In which minor secrets
uf British ships have been reaching
foreign powers, ANA particularly Ger
many, IN" spies from which country,
Il In asserted, are always prepared
with the biggest prices tor anything
pertaining to naval matters
There have been several pruscCu-
lions of civilians charged with com
nunlchtlnR these secrets To foreign
powers. and one or two men under
suspicion have been dropped from
the navy. More Importance IN at.
tnChod to the recent arrest of George
e., Parrot, AN cN-Runnnr OF the navy,
one Of the class Of petty officers who,
for promotion to the commissioned
ranks,
PARROT. II was found. while doing
duty at the school at gunnery, made
trlps 10 Ostond. where, according To
evidence given against him, he waH
met by foreigner with whom he
sDcnt thu evening, returning Ia Eng
land the same night. Az II TX against
the regulations for bluCluCket or
petty officer to leave England without
leave. Parrots name was removed
from the navy list, ana sGmo months
later, the police having discovered
that he received letters from the con
tlnont with money enclosed, under an
assumed name, he was arrested
II was also found that Parrot had
deposited considerable sums Of money
at his bank. One Of the points Oi
evidence against the prisoner liz that
the bank notes he received had Uu
on" occasion or another been sent IN
Gcmany. This evidence was made
possible by the fact that at all banks
| n memorandum IN made OF tho mum
beers Gf Bank Of England notes IN thu
banks possession. ana the disposition
made of them. In this case two oi
| the notes had been paid out 10 tFaY
elers, who had changed them In Ger
many.
The British expedition under dan
erRl Bower, which last year pene
trated the ArbOr country on tn
! northeast frontier OF India, for tn,
| purpose uf Furnishing natives for thu
| murder OF British political agent
has brought buck some interesting In
formation Of that part OF the world
and Of the even less known diatric
nOFthWard a. the Chinese frontier
Before the advent VI the Bower ex