The evening world., 1913-05-16
-FOUR MORE BOMBS
LEFT BY M|L|TANTS,
ONE IN A CHURCH
Library, Post Office and Bridge
. in London and Edifice at
Hastings Endangered.
MEN AID THE WOMEN.
Police Hunting Internal Ma
\ chine Squad Believed Hired
7 by Suffragettes.
MEN AID THE WOMEN.

OosTaeo vi VI oHheEeht VuATtere VI AoH-
Con and the provinces to-day. Four
bonsbs in all were planted
A very workmanlike canister Of sx-
piosives with . clockwork attachment
was found In the Rotherhiths Public L.
hrary in the southeast Of London this
uhorning. II was labelled Votes for
Women" Tho bomb was placed. &C.
eording to the belief prevailing In some
quarters, by men. many Of whom the
. police suspect have been engaged by the
emcsrs Of the militant sufraxetts So
deity for this work.
Another machine was found to-day In
he letter-box OF the wandsworth dis.
trict post-ofnce. In the extreme south.
vest Of London. It consisted OF . glass
10 containing nuid. A partly burned
Nnss was attached 70 one end. The po-
Ne declare that the placing Of the
bomb was apparently the work Of the
militant guffrassttes.
still another canister Of explosives
, With a partly burned fuse was found
to-day In Holy Trinity Church. at Hast
tpss, a popular watering place on the
south coast, whore the militant suffra-
anttes have been most active during the
INST week.
4. BOMB FILLED WITH CARTRIDGES
FOUND ON BRIDGE.
A bridge over the Great Western
railway near Wsstbourns Park Sta
. ton In the west end Of London. was
$50 the object Of . suffragetts bomb
attack. The canister IN this case was
q larger one than those usually ON.
played. 1t was filled with live car.
tslagss inclossd in cotton wool. which
wos saturated With parafin oil. The
aetaOhsd fuse had been LIMITED but had
aone out. The whole mach1ns was
w1opsa in militant suffrasS iitsra-
turA
M Eshs Emerson. the militant
su1esaGstts Of jackson. Mich. was
eosgatsd on to-day for appendicitis.
w4,ach 10 said to have developed owing
- che privations she underwent while
che was carrying out a hunger strike"
n Holloway Jail. She was released ON
April on account Of her weakened con-
dinon and some time afterward was
Aalksn 10 . private hospital in the
upunGry to prepare hsrseh for the
sD9aton. 0hs had besn sentenced TO
n weeks imprisonment on Feb. II for
umAsh1nG shop windows.
\ A ds6saG has been inflicted on the
,exsh Government by the wild
.Iemsn In their hsht over the question
of ne suppression Of the militant suf.
traGsttes' newspaper. the Sunragette
After Archibald Bodkin. counsel for
~ Treasury. had announced that the
eDowsrnment .ould prosecute any one
Ogon9ang the Newspaper In the future the
0ahpr preas and some Of the Liberal
DsWspapsrs which are the strongest
UUQortArs Of the prsssns Cabinet pro-
ts11sd that ehAs was IN ines4nssmsnt Of
- nbsgty Of the press. The former
uDs1axE member q Pas11ansuk, George
Rnnsv n. and he Socialist member.
,annss Nsr Hard1s, offered personally
= undertake the publication Of the
Sapsr, but the suffrassttss declined
tholr oder with soogn.
TAsrsupon the Home Onos issued Q
statement declaring that MI. Bodkin's
'Drenounesmsnt had been misconstrued
end that the Wowen's Social and Politi-
- Union or any publisher could Issue
ne euffragette 20 long ~ It did not con-
tain any Indictment to crime.
oUFFRAoETTE NEWSPAPER
! AGAIN APPEARe.
. he special interest taken by the Labor
party In the question OF the Suffragstte
was aroused because the Labor news
papers frequently come into collision
with the Government This 10 tho case
IN regard TO general CONSUMPTION for
the army. and in the event Of this be-
/ coming the policy Of the British Govern
\ment. which the Labor party fears. the
labor newspapers propose to urge the
workingmen Of the British Islss to re-
sist IL
This weeks number Of the suHraystts
appeared to day and was freely CIR
cu'ated. {, was printed ny the nrm 1t
Edward Francis. TIL, nswspar"r says;
Though he has constantly depre-
catsd what he calls our methods. he
undertook the work believing that the
freedom Of the press was In DANGER and
also gravely doubling the wisdom VI
those who seem bent on dsp-iving the
suffragettes OF their legitimate forms
Of expression"
The general tone Of the Newspaper ID
much milder than 1t was before the
raid on the militant suffragettes head
quarters and printing ONCE.