The evening world., 1913-04-02
MRS, Pl|(kHQRST
nER own LAWYER
At FELONY TRIAL
P,'aA Not Guikx Thu o.
jDots b Statements of Pro-.
ecytos h His Address.
HTS AT THE POLICE.
RsUtasb Against Their Reports
Dsing Ussd Against Hss
9-expecss Convieicn.
HTS AT THE POLICE.

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oouoAnaue ths militant 0uassgsttA
- - vlsseas' isssssuss st ~
- Oa11a1 0sUsehssaA se-1Ay 1iseAse
~ Vuoev' - ne shasss q having
Qusuaos1DsA certain persons wtsss
uDDss ere unknewa to place fsoonasss-
- - aAilcisusiy csstsan gunpOwdsr
- SeA~ sxplsSlvs substAness with
0uopat tArsby y damage" David
xanvA-0ssags's oouairy 6suse ~ wAa.
- Heath.
- fsa1s-sooking. pais Ss6rasstts
AonA0. Vhsa - loalssd arossA ths
oang6oa0 tA1s nerniaG. foue1 Seea0e
ea11V AA ~ puhate ssets sccseisA ~
Oo0an Weosing sessttss OF the ouf.
1snOuo1o seIesa Thea she turnsA cen.
oqDs1ly - Or OAasass Montague Lush.
- SuAOs, anA announced; Il Wlii g.
- ayss6" she was given . table
- wAieA 70 Vlass her pspses.
Arehibald r. Dodkin. counsel for the
0reaSury. he'd not proceeded far with
- sDeoln0 q the eass when Mrs.
1oolhnsst intsrpeosd With the objse'
0oSgcre 70 POLICE RGPoRTs o.
HgN oPeGcNGo.
% ~ mlnd oevassl intreduciag
reports oe ~ speeches made ~ jovr-
onolets. but ! object to police reports.
TheV ere g1pssly inaccurate. very ".
sssans snl lungrammatical. and CON-
vsv - absslstsiy wrong Impression Of
whos I said"
ne Judge soothsd her BY promislng
~ she should have IN opportunity
n1r - oe esersctlus thsa.
r1ff. Bodkin's speech closely followed
~. ae8u0sets ussA during the prs-
llnhAry Aearins In che police court.
~ sae1 Il Was net su9ssstsd that Mrs.
9Nnkhurst was present at the time the
oGpb was placed In yd-osorys's
hense. bus the Dresseutioa charged
that she was IN accessory before the
1n11 -...
lor. Bodkin argued that the evidence
wao e1eas that the outrage at Waltor
I3ao4h was intended ~ an act against
oAaAaslies sS the Dschsluss Lloyd
0snegs. He read . letter from Mrs
3Dme1ins rankhurst 70 the Women'i
asesrtsA prsvsl that "shs was ~
SeoAss of the emotional members o.
th14 sFsanisation. and that any .womas
M wants 10 Indulge In useiitaney
woieh u . pieturssqus expression fol
eoDmitting crimes against society. hsi
- to communicate with her and hs
alaAs ~ word Of mouth or letter"
4 laugh Was caused over Q rubbo
Svosshos found In the ruins of Nj
Lisyd Georges house. Mrs. Pankhurs
sa0eseted that II was q mans. but Po
Nee Inspsctor Tudsay disagreed. MI
Yaakhsrst asked: Are you married
Aavs yss ever iseksl u .yosr wife
fsssr'
Ths insDsotor replied: "Yss."
"And you stiii think this 10 . woman
Ouasahr' asked the prisoner.
Yes. think II would Just at her,
seu1lsA the inspector.
eANs sHg EXPECTS 70 Dc con
vlcrGo.
Sus( bsfses she entered court Mr.
Naakhurst n a interview stated shl
- fully sspeets to Be convicted. vu
eAef. she save frank warning that 81
vo1ld step 81 nothing 10 beat the %,
o. 70 SseaQe " possible.
Il fully expect conviction and .
Drooarsd Tor the tortures Of impriso
naot and forcibls fssdinOs." Mrs. Pan
husoe eald - she stepped from an aut
usoo11o late The midst Of . chseril
thpoN9 g Wo0sa end men synpathi
y osU ct ~ eeuSt sntsAMes. u Was .
mAsksa BY wstchers that the autom
~ Was driven By . woman-A 'chau
fsusa." - . faostious bystander dubb
her.
sBut I win nsht the case TO the b
tsr snd," Mrs.. Pankhurst continued.
VIII not hesitate TO use any and eve
means possible TO escape or to obta
NJ release. although ! am sure
technical conviction In this court
''But We already have made plans
q great sunRragstts demonstration In
bart Hall next April 10. and no mat
how this case goes I will be out by IL
10 aA1rsss that meeting unless
dsaA."
HGR TRIAL 10 CRUCIAL TEST
MiLirANcY.
Intsnse interest was added to the n
Of Mrs. Pankhurst, because II is
iisvsd to mark the crucial test Of n
itancy N Great Britain. and furt
bscauss oS the popular belief that
present prosecution OF the leader '
directly inspired by King George.
A curious feature Of the remArka
cana n that II Mrs, PAnkhurst is G.