Paul Dodged

Chicago wornen waited on Paul dn Chaillu and asked him to make a few remarks on eqcul suftrage. He said: "Women have been the sunshine of my life. Even iu darkened África, when I was sick aiid in tronble, a woinan carne, tbongh a Bavage, and did all that she coxild to comfort me." Tbis beautiful sentiment was wildly applauded, but aíter he had gone it dawned upon the ladies that, as far as he was concerned, the point at issue was where it was before. And this seems to be the trouble