New Britain herald., 1915-01-16
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hurst to come over here and urge us to send our men to fight for Eng land" the indignant woman demand ed, throwing the announcement In the girls face.
 Miss Pankhurst has a right to come to this country and say anything she chooses" the English girl rctorted.
 "Inen I have the right to tell Christabel Pankhurst what I think of her and her mission here," snorted the indignant woman, and I'll tell her, too,' she flung back as she moved away.
 But this sentiment against Miss Pankhurst's war talk is not confined to American women. Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, her countryWoman and CO., worker in the cause of suffrage, is one of the leaders of the Peace league of Women, at which Miss Pankhurst scoffs. and Is talking peace as ardent ly as the younger woman talks war Mrs. IIarcIocl> Ellis on MiIitant's False Patriotism. Mrs. Havelock Ellis. another coun- trywoman, who is giving course of lectures in New York, laughs at what she calls Miss Pankhurst's false pa triotism.
 Miss Pankhurst is merely showing what militancy means when it is given free play. Her war talk is the logical outcome of her militant beliefs What we women must do is to laugh war out of existence. We
 must train our boys not to believe that it is brave and noble to fight for ones country. We must make them realize that it is murder, just the same even though it is carried on in a wh olesale manner. It Is our fault, the fault of the women, that war still exists We have had a wrong idea of patriotism, and we have brought up our men to think that killing for | ones country is patriotism
 Is Not Helping By Urging Them to Recruit
 Miss Pankhurst Is not helping | matters by urging American men to ] join in the war. She should either ad- vocate laughing war out of existence or locking up the rulers in a room 1 with plenty of hot coffee and some clubs, and let them thresh it out to suit themselves.'
 What makes me so cross at Chris tabel Pankhurst,' exclaimed Miss Madeleine Doty, lis her assumption that the English are all good and the Germans all bad As a matter of fact, human beings are about alike the world over, and line to the north a line to the south doesn't shut off the good ones from the bad ones.
 Tt wasn't very long ago, either that this same Christabel was saying as unkind things about the English government as any one could think up. Suffragists who heard her in England tell me that she often declared from the platform that England was just as despotic as the most autocratic of countries.
 Recruiting Talk Absurd.
 And isn't it absurd of her to talk of recruiting for war? Why the req son women should have voice in government is to preserve the race. Men have absolutely neglected the human side of things. It is the work of women to take care of human life. Miss Pankhurst is working against suffrage when she talks war I wonder what political reasons she has for carrying on her present cam paign.
 "Women's suffrage is a question of democracy. When she goes recruiting for democracy she will have my sup port, but not before. She says that a confederation of nations is impossible because each country is different and they would have no common ground. I don't believe there is so much diff ference. after all. They all have their special brands of tyranny and their special brands of freedom