WOMEN AND FIRE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 May 1913, Page 5

WOMEN AND FIRE.

MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES' CRIMfcS.

ANOTHER Hvio;iK L ESI ROY ED

(Received itfiay 12, S.CS a.m.) L j:\Lv>N, May il. broke into <un unoccupied house at A ..ca-jile, but ere discovered and decamped, L v av ing behind a pail containing in-Hammabl-material, two tins of pjtrol, and firelighters. A largo empty house at Becken--Imm was burnt down. The total damage during tha week is estimated at £50,000. .

ITALIAN PREMIER.

FAVOURS WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

(Received This Morning, 12.5 o'olock.) ROME, May 12.

Signor Giolitti, the Premier, ha* expressed himself favourable to gradual granting of votes to women, in consequence of the recent enranchisement. of eight and a half millions of males.

MEETING BROKEN UP.

ANOTHER BOMB FOUND

THREE WOMEN ARRESTED

(Received Last Night, 10.45 o'clock.) - LONDON ,May 12. The Men's League for Women's Suffrage att. mptpd to hold a meeting in Hyde Park, but &ome of the crowd used mirrors fco deflect the sun's rays on to the speakers' faces, compelling them to stop. A bomb containing twenty-four gunpowder ■cartridges and a fuse with an oil-soaked wadding, waft found during a performance in the Empire Theatre Dublin; ' Three women were arr "s fed for breaking the fanlights ill the United Irish League's premises.