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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5892, 4 December 1912, Page 5

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London, Dec. 3 Afr Lloyd George addressing thWebh members of the (Joinninns said che attitude of the militant suffragists towards iho Premier made it diffieulf for some Cabinet ministers to sum> it he Buflrat;e movement. Personal.\ he favoined the Norwegian system. Baron Graves is suing Eail G AU>w»y fMr»IIoged libel. It ia alleged that Galloway wrote to Grave>' son Clar»-iif'f- su^o^tin^ that (irnves had induced Oap »in Fvers to invest in a shaky Yukon goldtuiue. Graves in giving tivuieiiuH «aid he invented fifty rbo'isuid himself

Prince llenty of Prussia has arrived in L'uulou. Sihqh newspapers aitaoh importation toli. visit in view of the improved relatious with Germany. The Duly C\i onicle states that many woci*n of Constantinople harems are le iving. Some have gone to SwitZ'HHui vfirh little money but splendid silks and jewels. At the inque-t «> n Mrs Nowill a verdict was rtturnod that she was found drowtirxi. "t'n« husband testified that he was bis wife wai a straight wonnu. Tho dt-ctor stated that there were do signs of violence, and that the woman died from drown ing. The coroner Kaul that doubtless Dsiuy's bearile^s, criu-1 ouduet i'oiced rhe woman to leave the hotel hut there was no evidence as to how she died.

Policemen a 1- night time are guard ing the Pest < moo an-1 pillar boxes in Central Loudi.n. Many boxes in C übland have been defaced and three hundred letters were mutilated ie pillarboxes in tho Koyal Exchange tonight.

Mrs Pciikhurst, at a meeting in the London Op?r* House, said—" We have not yet been militant enough." Some Aberdeon suflragottes were flood 20a or fivo days' imprisonment, and have gone to piison.