RESCUED.
A SUFFRAGIST AND HER POLICE PROTECTORS. (BY TELEGIUrn —rBE3S ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.) London, September 8. Tlio police were forced to draw their batons iu order to rescuo Mrs. Pankhurst, one of tho suffragist leaders, from a hostile crowd of GOOO. Several persons were badly mauled during tho police .rushes. . Tho London police have had more experience in arresting than_ in rescuing suffragists, but nevertheless pleasing "amenities" have from time to timo occurred between the martyrs and the minions of the oppressor. The suffragists, according to a London paper, recently postponed ono of their demonstrations on hearing that, it would clash 'with a bazaar in aid of a police fund; moreover, they went along to tho bazaar, and. bought things, and chattcd to Mrs, Policoman and tho children.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 298, 10 September 1908, Page 7
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127RESCUED. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 298, 10 September 1908, Page 7
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