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l .. -M-T-n.--". cago suffragists that the price tot seats on the stage would be $1 per seat, Mrs. Treadwell said. After 210 Chicago women had made reserva tions, she said that the 'mere man" raised the price to $1.50, so she re turned the money of the-. 210 who made reservations. " ; "I have never faced such a humil iating situation in my life," said Mrs. Treadwell. "I repeatedly tried to re adjust matters with Mrs. Ostrander, hut he refused to talk to me." 1 BITS OF NEWS Winnipeg, Man. Ten " Eskimos, marooned on island in south of Hud son Bay 10 years, rescued by Hudson Bay Company employes. . .New York. Leo Brink and Clinton Scott, 13, Scranton, found in box car nearly starved to death. Refused to admit they were runaways. Colorado Springs, Col. F. M. Mc Cully, aged man, killed Mbms R. Locke, 35, then suicided. Mania for committing murder. Cheyenne, Wyo. Series of bon fires nearly 450 miles in length will be lighted in Southern Wyoming marking route of Lincoln memorial highway in this state. Cadillac, Mich. Yeggmen blew safe in Bank of Falmouth. Escaped wtih $2,000. Minneapolis. Police drew revolv errs to control student riot at Gay ety Theater. Charlerol, Pa. Geo. Ross, 57, and Henry Bowser, 68, drowned when they leaped into water to escape flames that attacked sand digger "Glass "Company." New York. Gen. Bramwell Booth, head of salvation Army, arrived here occupying, two rooms of regal suite on liner Lusitania. Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank M. Dill tag, wif of well-known-candy manu facturer, granted divorce and $16,000 alimony. Also custody of two chil dren and $40 a month for their support. At a reception in a rural commun ity, old chap, the young people whiled the time by osculatory diversions which they termed "kissing games." At length it came the turn of one youth to submit to the caress of a buxom country girl. He was utterly unwilling, don't you know, and voic ed his earnest objections thuswise: "Nix on any gal putting her gum cruncher against my plug-cut yank er. It's a bum habit, pressing the glad smile works. It means a big swamp in microbes with horns and long toe-nails. I wouldn't do that mistletoe trick if the niftiest filly that ever sprouted a dimple nudged up to me and yelped, 'Gimme the yumyunr salute, kid!' Outside with that stuff. If I was hitched I wouldn't ever let my wife toss me a Hobson." My word! o o .. He What has made the professor so wild She Oh, he was gassing about botany, and so I asked him if he had ever seen a pink palm. He said, "No,v and I showed him my hands. ijAPgt MMMHMBHnjuMfliaHHiHM