THE TERRORISTS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4656, 9 October 1913, Page 5

THE TERRORISTS.

1 SUFFRAGETTES GOING AGAIN, i HOUSES POT TO THE FLAMESI ALL THE CITIES THREATENED. • MINISTERIAL VISIT PERIL | AMAZON ARMY AT DUNDEE. TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT. Electric Telegraph—Press Association Copyright. this day at 10.50 a.m.) London, This Day. There has been a sudden revival in suffragette activity after the quietude j since Airs Pankhurst went to Paris. Two houses were set fire to at Bedford, where Air Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will open th« land campaign on Saturday. Poeti cards had been sent out declaring that the suffragettes would damage any town visited by members of the CabI inet. ! A strong body of suffragettes has arrived at Dundee, where Mr Winston I Churchill, First Lord of the Admirj alty, will speak to-night. The telegraph wires have been cut at Birmingham. 1 . Airs Drummond, while participating i in a suffragettes' meeting at the Pavilion. was re-arrested on a the charg# of conspiracy, despite her promise to I desist from militancy.

Along with several other prominent suffragists. Airs Drummond was arrested on Alay I on a charge of conspiring against the public welfare. On her appearance in the Alagistrate’a Court she twice collapsed in the dock and had to be removed to a nursing home. She was, afterwards released on promising not to take part in millfancy again. The other prisoners we re sentenced by Air .Justice Philimore to various terms of imprisonment.