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is probably not regarded as unduly
sever. by the average female guest a.
Holloway. but FOR women unused TO
any form Of manual work II Is a try
inS ordeal. Each prisoner Is required
To put Ia eight hours svoriI daily al
Whatever task may pr assigned by TIL.
mead wardress. Most of the suftrag-
ettcs arc now WORKING In the prison
laundry. Some are operating sewing
machines for the first time In
iheir iiV"4, making clothing for tn,
other prisoners. wini. DINERS are sew
ltS maibaGs. IN aJdition each is 70.
CURED 10 make hrr ow- bed. scrub her
cell daily, and polish her food tins 10
'hc satisfaction Of the wardrcss in her
corridor
whether this form OF punishment
Will get as deterrent. as hoped by
the wise magistrates. who inflicted H.
rs extremely doubtful II you take the
answer Of the suffragettes themselves
II viii not. With full Knowledge OF
what lay in store for her. Miss Char
iotte Marsh, the latest suitraget,e
htenced. and who was given term
OK SIX. months, the severcst penalty
yet pronounced. told the court:
i broke the window as charged. I
did ii because my intelligence and my
conscience babe me do it. We do not
want 10 20 further along this line. but
II IL IL rcccssar: VIC will Rcpres.iyc
nt hsnfes can not deter US. II, when
have finished my term, iind
tlai tie government has not eayri q
the votes ior-wonIcn bin. / shall be
really 10 resume what we call active
service again"
Miss Marsh's statement is typical
Of those made By most o. her slater
prisoners.
Since the failure OF the British gov
eminent 10 disclose any tangible po-
iitical results arising on, OF the much
discussed vis; OF War Minister Lord
iiaidane 70 Germany. court sossips
have osen busy with new theory
tina, the real purpose OF his trip was
In connection with the often sug-
Eestcd possibility OF a betrothal be-
tween Princess Victoria Louisa AID
the Prince of War.s.
Hardly a responsible statesman or
close observer OF affairs In Engla I'D
or Germany will now deny that he
considers var between the two coun-
tries probability-uniess some form
Of rapprochcmcnt is effected In the
neur future, The marriage altar nigh.
afford the desired solution.
Victoria Louisa Is the only Euro
pean princess otthe proper age worthy
Of the notice or the British court
and young Wales is the only European
prince Of sufficient Importance TO as
iirc 10 the hand of the German War
Lords only daughter. Til, princess Is
nineteen month. older than Wales: she
Was nineteen on September IS last.
ana the prince will be eighteen OF
Juno 90 next The heir TO the throne
OF Austria Hungary. Arohduke Franz
Ferdinand Is already married as is
the next in aine, tn. Archduke Karl,
while the Russian Cars heir Is TOO
young, so that with the exception Of
England, there arc no suitable dis
engaged male hairs 10 a throne
The tuturc King OF England. who 1.
an undcrstzcd.' somewhat heavy fea
turcd and prctcraatu-aliy solemn
youngs;er IS not particularly over
joyed, 1t is whispered, at tho proSpec,
OF marrying his imperial second cou-
sin. largely on account OF an impede
Inent IN .icr speech, defect that
NIGH; prove Objectionable TO some pro-
spcctlvc benedicts.