Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
The Judge Found Dead in a
Disreputable Dive.
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DAoA SPuSAOAN DAVNs
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the honorable noble Judge thought it perfec
criticse and JAIL for demanding her rights
thought highly improper that the public court Should
tell the truth about judge sitting Judgment women He
replied
1 have not stopped in in mneed but you
Weighing allowed to 20 nt
the they particular questions"
Mrs Pankhurst then cited the of who had mu
erd his wife and who had been allowed Judge to
his wife of mmoray-oeng the immortality as an excuse M
numbering her. She said:
Well my lord will allow received sentence he
into
reading put to You INV
charged with attempt lord that have the
murder his wife, He what in
to-day; experience.
immoral speeches have
was produced to prove it, but he made
It Mrs Pankhursts intention to tell how dreadful
stories Of cruelty to injustice and white brutality
by her husband practising lawyer had realize her
duty decide devote her life getting justice for women
But the judge could not tolerate such shocking thing as
abiding to immortality the part OF JUDGE all verv
well to murdered of immortality thus enabs
the murderer to get light sentence-he being man. But
would do permit to tell what shs
had known about one Of the judges.
Nevertheless Mrs Pankhurs having wit somewhat quicker
will somewhat stronger than that Judge DID saw
WHAT SHE HAD TO SAY.
She talked about various other things Judge had re-
sumed his normal drowsy mood and suddenly she said:
~ have been told that may not refer to
the provocation we have received in the ad-
minstration of the law, that may not tell
you of judge of the assize who was found
dead in brotheI."
The distinguished and noble Judge his best but Mrs
Pankhurst had said what she wanted had salts
faction of doing her duty and of telling Judge bench that
she protested against system which made crnge before
Judge of the very type of found dead brothe'
the judge had had heart conscience Justice
of humor he would not have sgraced by threat
enng Mrs Panhurst he did with severity saving
II think have committed and been guilty most shame
full want of decorum making that observation stopped YOU
before You have done the thing that told you you ought
not to do You doing yourself good allow tell you
Mrs Pankhurst knew perfectly well that doing her
good the opinion Of the Judge She that he would
n heavier sentence because she had had the courage tell
his face that Judge found dead bothe was no man
judgment defensees miserable women brought to the
condition by other LIKE THAT HIMSELF
Fortunately Mrs Pankhurst didn't as she told the
Judge quite calmly she would stay in Jail ONLY LONG
CHOSE TO STAY And they very that she would
keep her word that she would Jail within
the time that she fixed.
What do you think about woman, delicate and in feeble
health past the prime Of life fighting almost single handed against
brutality such represented by that udge7 What you think
courage Of such defyng the
judicial system of England making good by starving
until the towards who had put jail longer
courage to keep her there?
She will be remembered when many miksops think
themselves important will be forgotten!