Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-01
Beatrice Harraden Sends Ap-
peal to President Wilson to.
Intervene IN Behalf of Miss.
Emerson,
KIER HARDlE WANTS
SUFFRAGISTS RELEASED
Baron Won Horst Urges Pro-
test Lodged Ia United States
Against Exclusion OF Militant
Window Smasher
d, NornIns IoarunI speeIal I,n.ea wI,el

"
tBy Morning journal speclal Ieasrd wircA
London. March SIT ! nm not
at the Albert Halt meeting un April
10Th it viii be- because the authori-
tics have discovered q Way of keep
ing me alive hy force or because !
ann dead. There absolutely is 40 other
course open. Airs Emmoline Pank
hurst told meeting of militant sur
fragettcs this afternoon. So hearty was
the cheering that the suffugetto lead
er WAS unable 90 proceed FOR hNe min
utcs.
Mrs punkhurst reminded the SUI.
fragettes that her trial an the chHigc
of melting persons go commit malls
cious damage to property would begin
Wednesday
NV conviction, inc speaker cone
tinucd. "is certain Whether / ann sent
to prison for d short or 2 long period
and with or without hard labor Will
make no difference. look upon nay
solf ITS ID prisoner Of war and am
not bound by any moral obligations.
That heing my position, snail tvi-
inmate my imprisonment at the earli-
est possible moment hope 90 hrelk
a prison bar and he present ai Albert
hall"
Mrs. Pankhurst then followed this
statement with the announcement
that she would hc victorious er would
die in the attempt
Beatrice llarradcn. the author OF
ships That Pass ln the Night has
sent the following eablcgrnm Co lrpsi-
dent Wilson
"Hayine just eome huek FROM
America. where learned FROM all
SOURCES that there t. "a sfrpns trehn9
aaainst the barharity of furcihlr feed-
ing. ! venture with confidence To beg
sou IT, intervene IN behalf Of MISS
Emerson who IS being forelhN trd
In Holloway jail and who is IN pre-
earious condition
Home Secretary Mckenna. when
questioned today ia the house nf
commons by James Ker iiardic Who
urged the release OF the suftrasist
prisoners now undergoing forcihlo
feeding said that there were two
women and ono man Ht the present
time undergoing forcihle feeding but
that their condition was not dangerous.
0ne Of the women he referred to uiisi
nave been Miss Emerson.
Baron Won Horst said 0nMht re
was working with the lrad"ss 0t the
Wumen's Social and Political mon
in the preparation of strong protest
to be presented Go the American gov
ernment against the refusal of tho au-
thoritips at Boston Go pcrmt MISS
Florence " Wurd of Rlrminshfm
Enga to land at that port MISS Wa !
reached Boston Friday on the slcahi-
or Ivernia She admt''d hANinr sea
ed term m jail Tor tnlang mtl ~
window snnshing eru-ats ' Lon'oii
and for thh~rehson N,s debaffel M
"If that Vfrtedent IS llNlwed
said Baron voR Rhrst "it WNl prey mi
Mrs pap5hursf aVd, other nff'Asattf
haYe1hean In prisQl- tam
esfp landng in ths(lrniird siates
TheneforeLall sgffrasX1 soDWd ''snl l5
nail mr. aemSs,yn Of 49, nen
today reteivedsn lettoiv 'Xm H,f
daughter Nele Wng is unda%r1,t Two
months nngSayohfrept in IIeko"ty
mil for winN6w sm.fHbing INC t'rf
was smuggle1 out by ii released prs
ancr II suited th.p> Miss Emerson ..'n
iust completed three dnNs. sollt
confinement for v.yRion of thr pre-
SON rules. She coRained th1. ~
Vas feeling very sicR ana feared ltl
manent impairment of her dig iti'
Mrs. Pankhurst. ia speeeh 'dN /
announced that the woman who tl9 I
ia catch pneumonia n prison F.
sponging herself all over Win ~.
water ana remaining uncovered al
night. as stated hy he hoilf fe'lr /
tary on March 18th. Nlf MISS Hl'ei
Thc smugglcd letter statcl elso t',at
Miss Emcrson's arm bad been nAdly
bruised by the policemen VINO 'iiFs'- /
The box reserved 'or Mr El1er
son and Mrs rankhur-t ll l'd.lR
meeting was shared by lieAlr.te 'ldf-
raden. the authorcss Baroness N2h
Ifrneervar ncneelmuller wlte we
former Ausfo-llungar Auh'l' "a
dor To the Emitted Sta.o Nll 2 utA- !
Der IF other prominent nfff tsists
Acting on the inVtiial 1f Ma
pankhurst numher If American
women rose In the lulea ana *
pressed their sympathy WITH MEs
Emcrsons mother,
Baron Won Horst pf S1h fincl lst''
states chat on inVestgation and AFTER
taking lceal advice, he - fft' NF
that forcible feeding 81 iilr-al Hhd |
therefore constitutes gro lna Tor I
Interference by the Amcricn 81 nfh I
ment ON behalf of Miss Iella hinef- /
son.
The suffraRisis cansed scene To-
fav at the resumption Of the pta- |
ctedines of the parliamentary cone |
in.tiro inquiring into til" Nigcles- cen
tracts 81 the British government when |
Chancellor Iloyd-George took tn
stand to undergo further examination. ,
The chancellor used the word |
principle" and male snff agist I
arose and shouted 81 ol iect TO thai |
man USING the word principle. He |
is traitor He has betrayed the
women
The interrupter was elected bnt an
other interposed when Lloyd-George |
remarked that he was not specul
ton and never had bought TO sell agaiu.