HIT WITH THE AXE.
THE DISFIGURED PICTURE. <A REASWG REPORT. i \ "Time?."— Sydnf "Sun" Special Cable*. LONDON, March 12. Professor laser, a Berlin picture restorer, coders that the painting of " Venus" which was disfigured at the NatW Gallery by a Suffragette, has not sirred as much by the axe which' J ™ed «s « &* W°-tiu-e.hadjbeen handled,, by a clumsy cleaner. / ■' LOCKING AT THE DOOR. • ' __—— By TJ&*vh— Pxcss Association— Copyright. deceived March 13, 8.45 a.m.) / LONDON, March 13. jts Richardson appeared at Bow gt.rit, weak from hunger-striking. She she had been an art student, tu caret! more for justice-" than for " ;he nation was either dead or asleep, J. women vainly knocked at the doors and Archbishops, and even ; e King.
/Richardson was sentenced to six ionths' imprisonment.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11025, 13 March 1914, Page 5
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