DUTCH WOMEN'S PROTEST-
Tlio oommitteo of whet is known as the Dutch Board for Women's Suffrage recently addressed a letter to tho Women's Social and Political" Union' in London, beso9chinj? tho latter, for the 6ako of the honour and dignity that ought to belonp to womanhood, to give up following in men's footsteps in militancy and adopt methods "worthier of women,' being convinced that the outrages that occur every day now "are an oiFonctf to our civilisation, aiiil are so deeply injurious to tho eauso we both lovo so ardently," and ending by pleading, "Don't break tho law to change tho law." Tho W.S.I'.U., in its reply, has pointed out tlir.l; in its opinion, worthier methods, carried out for sixty years have not justified themselves, that "only siiico tlio initiation of tho militant methods can tho diuso ba. said to liaVo become a living issue, which is at tho present tinn, in tho forefront of practical politics."
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1740, 3 May 1913, Page 12
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157DUTCH WOMEN'S PROTEST- Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1740, 3 May 1913, Page 12
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