THE SUFFRAGETTE.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2033, 27 March 1913, Page 4

THE SUFFRAGETTE.

CECIL'S IDEA FOR ADAMLESS "EDEN.

SYLVIA SPANKHURST SPEAKS. BY EIiECTBIO TELEGBAPH—COPTBIQHT. PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION. London, March 26. Lord Robert Cecil, in an article in the Daily Mail; admits that anarchy iv the form of suffragette militancy is diflicult to deal wth. He advocates empowering the Courts to deport the women to some distant island, lint provide them -with food and lodgings there, and otherwise give them their freedom, _ merely preventing them from leaving the island during terms for not less than a year.

Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, describing the hunger strikers, said she walked about her cell for 28 hours consecutively and struggled against forcible feeding until she was scarcely conscious.