Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-02
A asIMPLE MISSIONARY"

Word comes from Paris where Mrs. Pankhurst is
 installed in handsome apartment in the fashionable Ftoe quarter that tentative program for her visit to the United States is complete She will ktock at our doors primarily simple missionary talk about suffrage to American just American su1ragists come to England to speak on suffrage"
 In the capacity of a simple missionary Mrs, Plank hurst would be received in this country with the sect and cordiality due to any with honor able mission to perform it is difficult conceive her in any role other in which she has insstent cast herself Mrs Pankhurst is avowed disciple of yolerce and she from text to the exclusion of pacific methods as a of winning the ballot for women She makes no pretext Of having recantcd.
 she continues to glory in the that she Haunted the "cat and rlouse' act which drastic measure to be sure but adopted as an antoe emergency brought upon England by incendarists and fanatics.
 Mrs Pankhursts dishonesty of purpose in coming to this country is revealed the breath with her sefiatroduction as a simple missionary" Her pro gram reads:
 She will also explain the meaning of the militant movement to Americans who, according to reports reaching us do net understand it Since Mrs Plank visit the United States many things happened our policies have developed and grown She explain the reasons for this development and will emphasize how suffrage help check the white slave traffic month will probably be fully taken up with lectures in the United States, leaving no time to tour Canada"
 this era of illustrated lectures and if Mrs Plank hurst succeeds in carrying out her program it might be Illuminating if she embellisEed her talk with pic tures of the burning of homes and wanton destruc ton of property by misguided women who have ap piled her teaching the letter comparative table of figures might also instructive showing or the one hand property losses of than million dol lars durng the past year no tangible gain to the cause to offset it. on the other.
 Mrs. Pankhurst's offer to explain the meaning of the militant movement to American women" is a gra. tuitous rsuIt to their intelligence American women know it's meaning, and sorrow over it Those who have ron the ballot in ten already. those who are striving honoraby and earnestly for it in others have felt seriously the handicap imposed on theIr ef forts by the awless English surasetes whose antics are regarded by many unnformed people being pOteatiq part the international movement for suffrage
 The Federal authorities will accord to Mrs. Plank. hurst on her arrival in every consideration that her case merits It it be decided that she en- titled to land her activities wi be watched with in terest Her path bound be fraugnt with difficulties. should she attempt preach militancy. her sermons would be with the contempt and scorn deserved Inevitably. she would be repudiated by the suragisis of United States She has revealed her self thus far in her chiefly sde-show at traction in far her appeal to America is con cerned
 If Mrs Pankh1rst is sincere in her asservaton that she is coming to this country a simple missionary might it not be well for by of England stopping there to try out her newy-discovered mis sion as an exponent of lawabding principles in the fight for woman suffrage?