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mmsmmmmmmsm :i looked up quickly "and all the sworld, our world, to watch ua raance," he added calmly. I guess that all men are adepts at the game of flirtation. History has called us "coquettes," little book. But coquetry is only a woman's weapon of defense. (To Be Continued.) o o TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Traverse City, Mich. 3 men burn ed to death this morning when Fann ers' Inn, a boarding house, was gut ted, by fire. Indianapolis, Ind. Deserted by wife and children and harrassed by financial difficulties, Edwin Scheng er, traveling salesman of Fort Wayne, Ind., suicided. South Bend, Ind. Three suspects held by police for murder of Henry Muessel, wealthy brewer, and Frank Cnabot, driver for brewery, shot by two masked bandits after desperate battle in brewery office. Lima, 0. Seymour Rathburn, 15; -upon advice of other boys put cay enne pepper in his boots to keep his" feet warm and nearly burned them off. Condition serious. Washington. Defensive alliance that would put power and resources of 21 republics of North, South and Central America behind Monroe doc trine, it became known today, is the purpose of proposed convention 'between these nations. . Boston. 'Horse meat was served ; a banquet at Hotel Lenox, attend ed by Councilman O. W. Coleman, Dr. Herbert Mcintosh, author and lecturer, and Miss Alice Grady of the Women's City club. Albany, N. Y. Thomas Mott Os borne, indicted warden of Sing Sing prison, out on leave of absence; Geo. W, Kirchwey, former dean of Colum bia "University law school, expected to be named to fill place. Pittsburerh. Dorothv Troud. 16. laugned so hard at a joke she dislo- ;caiea ner jaw. wnen it was repiacea 8he laughed so hard over incident she dislocated her jaw again. She can't even smile now. New York. Two tons of paper re quired for record of New Haven di rectors' trial, consisting of more than 2,000,000 words. New York. A six-dollar bill flut tered from yellow leaves when Wm. Wadleigh thumbed over his grand father's family bible. The bill is said to be worth $1,000. Is 140 years old. Nashville, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Sol omon Brunnett rejoicing over 15th. visit of stork. Twelve-pound boy was born. All children living. Brunnett is 50 years old and weighs 95 pounds. New York. Turning his limousine into lamp post to avoid crushing into heavy truck, James J. Corbett, ex champion heavyweight pugilist, was bruised about body and Mrs. Corbett suffered broken arm and scalp wound. o o MARY'S POETRY MAY BE FAULTY BUT HER HEART IS RIGHT Mary Pobyecky, 646 Wells st, top flat, has written a New Year's card. It is just a short one, but in it you can read all of the love in the 10-year-old heart of Mary Pobyecky, for it is just a week since her first child ish appeal came to The Day Book, telling of her father, a striking gar ment worker, who had a sickness that makes him spit blood when he coughs, and her mother who is no longer able to do laundry work to help the family of seven three sis ters younger than Mary and a baby brother and since then the tender hearts of Day Book readers have re sponded to the childish appeal of Mary: "To My Little Day Book I wish success and good luck to the readers and our friends, those who aid us with money and foodstuff cans. To the strikers, their wifs and their mothers dear, I wish you all a happy New Year. Yours Mary Pobyecky, 646 Wells St, Top flat" -jtf Sffl" r- - -- -ft ft lrnlft J