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The evening world., 1912-09-25

MAKO him think the flowers vsrs
the ono thing you wanted most-it
VIII mako him happy. and better BE-
klno-heartsd hypocrite than an un.
pleasant truth-tellcr. Don't, through
nerves. disappointment. or worry.
ever hurt the feelings OF your mate
feelings and vanity and desire for
approval are so mixed up in mascu-
line nature. wives are never ouite
sure which part OF the spiritual
aide Of tho men they are brulsinx.
Out bruise on q mans soul lasts
Q very long time. And never permit
yourself to become q question msrk
II you do not ask for Inform tton
you viii not bs lied TO, and In the
course OF time ths man will be only
too pleased to tell you all his sdvsn-
lures II you let him take his time
and consult his mood. When You
arc mad enough To 20 home 70
moth4r SGT to work and DO ali thu
things the husband would like done:
hx his books. his socks. hls dinner
with extra care ~ n he was the
dearest creature In the world; and
by and by you will believe he II:
your temper VIII swseten IN the very
act OF service. and By the time you
meet again you win wondar what
II was you were 20 FUSED up about,
Wives have 70 give up many things
In the process Of sAjustment-the
iord-your lord-lovsa . cheerful
givsr (up). Whatsver you DO or
leave undone b say about II, 90
shall You become the IDEAL wife of
the IDEAL husband. JEAN c. ON.
Apropos Of the young man OF Nor
trsal who wrote ~ the other day ths
L 10 impossible to nnA IN ideal husban
In New York because there are no ides
wives here. . New York physician send
, letter Of d-',nss whidh y lncidsutsIl
IN indictment Of the New York mar
U any local husbands teal nios takin
W these accusaaons shall b sia
to hear their defense. The physical
writes:
LAuDs NEW YORK GIRLS AMI
SCORES MEN.
DEAR NADIA did not think that
such . c...runtied crank ~ y. d. L
Of Montreal. VINO CLASHES all New
York girls a. worthless, existed In
the world I am . physician and .
sociological student working In the
congssted districts Of this great city,
coming into daily contact with the
poor a. we'll a. the middle class. and
going into tho privacy Of their
homes, where the most intimate FAM
fly relation Is shown. I find the New
York Girl on O par with her kind in
Chicago. st. Louis. Cincinnati. Bal
timore and other large American
cities. and having also had experi-
enoe In canada. not forgetting Mon
treal. I find good. true. noble and
heroic girls In every city. and the
New York girl Is as good a. the best.
Tho .lult ! find In the average homo
10 caused by. tho lazlness, conceit
and selnshnsss OF the lord OF crea-
ton" tRATSO and not OF the un-
fortunate wife. I have a New York
wife and I know dozens OF New York
wives, truthful. honest. loving and
wholesome. and q credit to the COM
munity in which they 1--we. The
trouble with the men OF to-day is
that TN expect too much for the
small return they are willing to
make. and then tho trouble begins.
] look upon matyimony as q partner
ship. and II each partner will do
bis part trouble win not creep In.
cQl1vHoEoN.
The evening world., 1912-09-25


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The evening world., 1912-09-25

Save Your Goat, Cure Your Throat
~ Gun 4 Csusa psalA. 4. ~ has. "a.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01
COLUMBUS MAN
BECOMES INSANE
Father of Eight Children is
Committed to Hospital at
Jamestown Wednesday

Andrew Peterson, aged Al
years and residing in the village
Of Columbus, was arrested We'd
nesday by City Marshal James
B. Rohla, and brought to Bow
bells where he stood examina-
tion as to his sanity before the
insanity board, and was commit
ted to the hospital at Jamestown.
Mr.. Peterson was a common lab
orer at Columbus and has lived
there for several years. He had
been drinking quite heavily and
it is believed that alcohol was
responsible for his Condition.
His illusion was that God was
continually talking to him and
telling him to pray and read the
bible. He was arrested after
making threats to kill one Of his
daughters, but was harmless
when in custody and gave the
officers no trouble whatever.
The unfortunate man is married
and is the father of eight child
rem all of whom are living, the
youngest one being ten months
old. He was taken to the hospi-
tai at Jamestown by Warren
Heath of this city and Marshal
Rohla Of Columbus Wednesday
night.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01
DETECTIVES Al: ].
RESTED At M|N0T
Sleuths For North Dakota
Enforcement League Are J.
Placed in Custody

Minot, N. D., Feb. 28-Startl.
ing developments occurred last
night in the case brought by the
state against Peter Ildvedson,
proprietor Of the Waverly hotel
in which the defendant is charg-
ed with second offense of blind
pigging. On warrants charging
conspiracy and giving intoxicat-
ing liquors to a minor, w. E..
Mattingly, a detective or 'spot-
ter" sent here by the North
Dakota Enforcement league to
gather evidence, was placed un-
der arrest about eleven o'clock
last night. The warrants in
cluded George Knowles but
Knowles could not be found.
" Attorney L. J. Palda filed a
complaint with Judge Murray
late last night charging Knowles
and Mattingly with giving in
toxicating liquors to a minor,
Phillip West. At the same time
ldvedson signed a complaint
charging the same men with
conspiracy. States Attorney
Dudley L. Nash refused to ap-
prove the complaints and con-
sequently Judge Murray refused
to issue warrants.
Mr.. Nash claimed the charges
were unwarranted and stated
that he was in possession of in
formation to show that there
was nothing upon which to base
an action in either case. Attor-
nev Palda then went before
Judge Leighton, furnishing him
with an affidavit to the effect
that he had filed a complaint in
justice court; that the states at.
torney had refused to approve
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01

Sheriff Stainhofer was at Col
umbus yesterday looking after
some business in his official capa
city.
Yesterday was most certainly
a busy day at the office of County
Treasurer Olson. It seemed that
everybody waited until the last
day in which to pay their taxes
before the penaly attached, anG
from early morning till the time
for closing up the force in the
treasurer's office was on the jumr
writing receipts. Several thous.
and dollars were taken in by the
county on that day.
In spite of the cold weather
yesterday quite a large crowd
was present at the Chas. Haberle
auction sale west Of town and
the bidding on everything went
on very lively. The prices
brought were in almost every
case fully all the article was
worth, and Mr.. Haberle declared
himself more than pleased with
the affair.
Glenburn Ad7ance-While the
train was poking along between
here and Deering the other day
Dick Barrett, who was a passen-
ger, dropped a valuable sugges-
tion to the company when he
mentioned to the conductor that
it would be a good fuel saving
plan to the company if the cars
were banked up. The sugges-
tion. no doubt, will be laid be-
fore the G. N. directors, and
Dick rewarded with a life pass.
Moving pictures on the ground
floor Of the Lyons building at
2::30 and 800 o'clock on Satur-
day. Prices of admission Is
and Is cents: j, Bring the women
and children.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01
RUSSIAN THISTLE
:. AS A FORAGE
: -
Much Detested Weed Proves
Savior for Live Stock in
!, South Dakota

Pierre, S. d., Feb. 26-Law-
renee Brekke, 1ancher from the
Cheyenne river country, says the
dry season of last year taught
him and a number Of his neigh
bors that they have been neglect
ing one of their most valuable
dry season products in past years.
That was the despised Russian
thistle. On account Of the dry
weather that was about the only
plant life which made any growth
in his section of the state until
very late in the season. A num-
ber of ranchers began to cut
thistles as a last hope for any,
thing in the way of forage.
Z Where the thistles were cut be-
fore they begun to harden, and
were properly stacked, they have
proven the best of forage or, as
MIR. Brekke says, fully equal to
or better than alfalfa as fatten-
ing and milk producing feed."
Several of the ranchers who own
silos tried them out in that man.
ner, and say they will keep up
the practice regardless of the
ease in securing other product
for their silos in years with great
er rainfall. In fact, the Chey-
enne river ranchers from this
time on, instead Of looking on
the Russian thistle as a nuisance,
will begin to look after it as a
first class fodder crop.
z While stock raisers in western
Sully county are not as. enthus-
'iastic over the thistle as Mr..
Brekke, they say it was the
means of their carrying through
their stock in good shape the
past winter, when there was no
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01

the complaint and that the JUS
tice had refused to issue a war;
rant. Ildvedson filed a similar
complaint. Judge Leighton i'm
mediately issued an order calling
on Judge Murray to issue the
warrants.
Mr.. Ildvedson's complaint al
leges that wv. E. Mattingly and
George Knowles, did falsely and
maliciously conspire to cause the
said Peter Ildvedson to be COM
planned of and arrested by in
ducing one Phillip West to bring
the above mentioned intoxicat-
ing liquors, in and upon the
premises of the said Peter lid
vedson this complainant which
said premises are known as the
Waverly hotel, located on lots
numbered 22, %, "a of block z of
the original townsite Of Minot,
in the county of Ward and state
Of No. Dakota; that the sole pur-
pose and intention of the said
W. E. Mattingly and George
Knowles was to cause this COM
plainant to be complained of and
arrested.
Mattingly appeared before
Judge Murray and a continuance
was taken until Saturday after
noon. 1t is understood that At
torney General Andrew. Miller or
one of his assistants will be, in
the city at that time to take
charge Of the prosecution. At
torney Palda stated today that
an application would be made
for the appointment Of a special
prosecuting attorney in the act
ion against Mattingly. -:
All efforts to find George
Knowles have proved unavail-
ing. Sheriff Ed. Kelly said to-
day that thorough and careful
search had been made Of; the
city, and he is of the opinion
that Knowles has left the. zcity..
Efforts will be made. to appreh-
end him. =.;
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The warm spell Of weather
which continued for several
weeks was brought to a close
Monday when the air commenced
to get colder, and each day since
then has been colder than the
day before until Yesterday morn
ing the thermometer registered
10 below. -.~ /"
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-01
b0WBELLS SCHOOLS
CANNOT Be IMPROVED
So Says High School Inspect
or on His Annual Visit
Here Wednesday

State High School Inspector
| Richard Hayward spent Wednes-
day forenoon at the city schools
making his annual inspection.
He spent about half an hour in
each room, and found everything
to his satisfaction. He stated
that he had not a single sugges-
tion to make. He said the teach
ers were doing good work, the
dlcipline was almost perfect, all
were taking great interest in
their work, and as far as he could
see nothing could be improved on.
Through the recommendation
Of Mr.. Hayward last year the
BowDells schools were put into
the third class which draws an
extra appropriation of S240 from
the state. He made some sug-
gestions while on his last visit
and these were carried out be-
fore he came again. The appro-
priation $240 was received from
the state several months ago and
at recent meeting of the school
board 5000 of this amount was
appropriated for supply of phys
les apparatus which were or
,dered and are now on the road.
The balance of $40 together with
an additional approximation of $50,
and the balance of $35 of the
library fund which is now in the
bank will be used for purchase of
new books for the school library.
Prof. Clemons and the teachers
are now making up an order for
books which will be sent off in a
few days. .. ,...... .+..1.t.
---- i.
Girl wanted for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. T., O.
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other feed to be had, and that
their cattle came through the
winter in as good shape as they
ever have from the use of prairie
hay.
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Girl wanted for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. t. O.
Hunter.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
DEATH OF MISS ELLA TREMAlN
AT HER HOME IN MOUNT DORA

News has just come of the death
of Miss ETA Tremadn, of Mt. Dora,
this state, daughter of Deacon and
MTs. R. C. Tremain The young lady
spent several seasons On the beach
and in Dagtona, and has many
friends here and in Ormu1d. She
had been m feeble Aeaa fow seaae
time and her death was not altoge her
unexpected, but the news will come
as a shock to her companions and
friends who chung to the hope that
she might recover her wonted vigor.
The loss of brother few months
ago greatly depressed her, and she
sank gradually under the malady that
had long enfeebled her Mss Ire,
main will be remembered for her
sweet Christian character and the ac-
tive service she rendered in the
church and IN the society of young
people where she was a general fay-
orite *$*
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
one REUNION FRIDAY
PROVED GREAT SUCCESS

A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
EFFECTED. MANY SPEECHES
MADE AND A SOCIAL GOOD
TINE ENJOYED.
The Ohio people inaagurased the
Ohio Society OF Daytona. Seabreeze
and Dagtona Beach Friday afternoon
with a membership of 45e. the meet
ing being held at the New Daytona
theaher.
Some OF the most prominent peo
pae Of Ohio were present and took
part. It is an Organization that has
been desired for many years by the
tourists and permanent residents iron
Ohio.
DR.. S. w. Powder of Delaware, O.,
was made temporary chairman and
made the opening address af5er which
committee of five was selected TO
nominate officers.
DIR. 5. w. Fowler was eleoted pes
SdeRt; c. B. Lockwood, OF Cleveland,
vbce-presideGt; Dr. S. P. Leland. Day
tona. second yicepres bdent; A. H
King, Marion. third vice president
E. NJ. Condit, Daytona, fourth vice
president. Prof. j. L. Wright, prin-
eipad Of the Daytona schools, secre
tary and treasurer. The beard oi
registration consists of George H
Ludwig. A. E. Mason, Dagtona, and
S. H. Miller. jackson, Ohio.
A constitution was adopted, pro
vding, among other things, that n<
membership fee shah be charged, bu'
donation can be made at each an
naIal meeting % pay any expense tha'
may arise The annual meeting Is
to be held the second Tuesday il
January.
The meeting adjourned TO have /;
photograph taken in front of tht
Elks' home, after which the Ohioanr
:, again assembled IN the theater anS
listened to speeches by c. B. Lock
wood, Judge H B. Boynton and Rev
John Wilson, all Of Cleveland, an,
Dr. S. P. Leland, E. NJ Condt a..t
Geo. H. Ludwig, Daytona; Judge Cha
Kibler, Newark, O.; and Mrs. Mar.
A. Dunlap. 80 years young, of Chi
licothe, Ohio.
The meeting closed with a genera
hand shaking, making acqgainl lance
and social time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
AMERICANS
Arc ROBBED
IN MEXICO
REFUGEES CHARTER A TRAIN
10 GET OUT OF THE COUNTRY
WOMEN AND CHILDREN COME
ACROSS BORDER INTO TEXAS
AND TELL ALARMING STORIES
OF CONDITIONS.

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. F-Between
$50 and 200 American women and
children, refugees from various
parts OF Mexico. passed through this
city this morning, bringing most
alarming reports of conditions in
TouTTeon.
The few men in the party had
been robbed of all va,ua bleS and
tribute had also been laid on the
women
On warnings from the foreign con
suls in Tourreon, a special train was
chartered ard the refugees brought
across the border into the United
states.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17

Keen interest is being shown TN
the coming Masonic meeting fn Jack
sonyille, which opens at noon Tues
day, and viii be the first general
convocation OF the coordinate bodbes
of Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Free Masonry. Some OF the
leading Masons of the world viii be
present at the gathering, among them
being James D. Richardson, OF Muir
phreesboro, Tenn, sovereign SD
preme commander of the southern
supreme council, the mother supreme
council of the world. A class OF
about $50 candidates for the various
degrees is to be initiated, these
ceremonies being under the direction
Of Hyman w. Westover of Sayan-
nah.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
REoPENING OF CHURCH
TOMORROW MORNING. !.

The reopening of the First NJ e.
church VIII occur tomorrow at IL
O'Clock. The service viii be IN
charge of Rev. R. A. Carnine, d. D.,
and the following order Will be OBJ
served.
Voluntary, Volckman; hymn,
Come, Thou Almighty King; prayer
by the district superintendent; solo,
The Good Shepherd" - Van De
Water. Miss Helen Shelly; scrip
ture lesson: organ offertory; Hymn.
4 Love Thy Kingdom, Lord" re
opening sermon, Dr. Carn1ne; hymn;
postlude in f, H Hiles.
Evening Service, 7;3o-
Voluntary in C-Rimbaut; hymn,
Day Is Dying in the West;
prayer; anthem, My Defense" C.
W. stockton; scripture; Organ offer
tory; hymn, He Leadeth Me-" ser
mon, Dr. Carnine; hymn, Saviour
More Than Life to Me-" pOstlude, g.
Arthur.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Canadian
Pacific bumped one and an eighth
today. Other stocks were irregular
with Union Pacific five-eighths high
er Amalgamated. Reading and Steel
a shade higher. Cotton was flrmer
and from four to nine higher.
The stock market closed firm.
Cotton closed barely steady and one
to three net higher with May at
$1O.1S and July $I021.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
LABOR LEADER TO GO
BACK TO INDIANAPOLIS.

SAVANNAH, Feb. II - Federal
Judge Speer today ordered the re-
movaI Of Philip Cooley. member of
the executive board of International
Structural Iron Workers. arrested
here for completely in the dynamite
cases. and Cooley viii be taken to
Indianapolis tonight.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
CRIME WAVE
IN new YORK
ASTONISHING
n0LDUPS IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
By BOLD BAND OF ROBBERS
DARING AUTOMOBILE BANDITS
HAVE WHOLE POLICE AND
DETECTIVE DEPARTMENTS
VERY MUCH EXCITED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The city Of
New York is in the grip Of the
greatest crime wave in the past doz-
en- years, and 1900 members of the
police and detective forces are
feEeriShfy trying to run down the
band of daring automobile bandats
who have been holding up and rob-
bine persons IN broad daylight in the
crowded streets.
George Horth, well known dealer
IN diamonds. was robbed of $40, ,000
worth of uncut diamonds last might.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17
nADH TllllfflRo COMING
10 the CRYSTAL NEXT -

EsNnRRkLlA. IN THREE RREls
r. - ssaoMN HERE MoNoAx
ARQ TuEspAY-TRluMPH o.
MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION.
CnaeraAa. In ehrae reels. With
Qrobahly the greatest artist Who has
ever appeared N motlo0 pictures.
Mis kabea TaAafsrro. IN ehs main
part. has besU produced hw tAe Se,ig
Poayscope company smd win be
sown IN licensed mosang piceure
thea2ers tArNagh0ut the world. hav-
ing been secured by Manager Fie1s
OF the CrystaA for Monday and TNaea-
day afternocn and esening.
Phoe0plAy crita,s end others uhu
&AFe been torea,nate enough 70 wit
ness ths asb5ect Ct q private exhi
hfion are lo0d In eheir enthusiastic
predic<ipns u what lies IN store foa
the picture word. The SeaAg peopls
claim this rs ther ereatest master
piece. and that means 4 ereat dead. 4
s0rpasses In every DEAN everythaas
that has gxne beAore. and when ~
look back to their woaderful euc
cesses. such as The Two Orphans
Lost A the Jungle. aac., ne are 2hea
bnoN9hk TO q strong reaiizatAon o
I Just how elaborate. how sumptnous
and how near technical perfection
this mast hs.
w. n. Sslig b firm believer il
combinatioEs. and as Ashton Stew
ems. the emlment Chicago dramahi'
critic. said in a recent fulApage ar
ticle ON ehe Cinderella production
Mr.. SeAig has here given the publ.
a combination that win be hard. /
possible, TO ever equal. Cinderella
IS perhaps the best known tale b
history. The pnodRc1im whaeA AE
Selig has given the story RANKS =
one of the most costly ever abaempa
, ed by any producer. either legitimat,
or picture. Miss Talia6erro Is one Q
the legitimate stages best known
most popular and highest priced star
. and Is without a doubt the most ez
peEsfve star chat has ever appears
IN motion pictures. And as a CHINA
to this wonderful combination Ma
, Selig is guing to release this three
, reel subject during the holiday sea
|, sm-'Just a 9ittle New Years gi.
! to the pubic, as MIR. Selg expresse'
IL
; Eight weeks were employed in PIX
: ducfng this masterpiece. 300 peopl
were used, there are 80 scenes an
, the cost of production. including Mis-
! Taliaferros salary for eight weeks,
: given at s21 900. All of the popula
!. Eastern Sekg players appear IN tn
!. cast and each is cast in a part sui
q able to his or her personality. MI
!. Titus of the Crystal Is making speer
: arrangements for the production
! this picture Monday and TUesda,
both afternoon and evening each I
the two days.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-17

| NIH mnf
IT. nc ms0ne f0HVRI
~ wao sl coNs,nsRED oNg
- ~ WORST CRIMINALS
rvnR sEm ENcED Will aE
a1ARnEn sAosELv.

sasnm kazy. TIE life ceavics Who
apenpea ssme time ago froun the
<enslet eaznp 4 shs DeLsoa NaFal
<lsss enmpa v On the Daysoaa-De-
- raa6. y Aank IN F1OriaA in
s cesnas q eEAcers. and win soon
.e Eesmmed 4 the convict camp from
0kz<h hs mad = his escape.
&eAiy arr we'd in Jacksonville
zzs1sx a iAs custody Of Detective
zanes crawfs n. Who was detaAled TO
- - sznsias Caaha. after the lfer,
no wam n As hands Of officers in
~ oisy.
#NAey max hiB escape from the
1sz< several weeks ago. being as
80 ~ 9 1Afd ~ the mazne Of j.
1Eg Emith smith had shout s2OO
II &NnzS ans q rifle when the start
Vaa 1an6e q IN the camp and Kelly
1aeHN1 - q % nature BY demanding
~ Hmith turn over the money,
&lz4 - con Fict had secured posses
sa9A r. zhe run On q ruse. before
- I've bad E0ne q great distance
zEeM fha cas- o.
- sctia On the part Of Kelly
w4s Bhns In slly led to his capture in
Cnha. smitl ehms Kelly compelled
nWSez4n nrx4 -. aoh I. M
sn lhe time. keeping aim constantly
cexe1ed With the loaded rifle. In
tAe coazse ota few days the pair
eeaehea Key West, where Kelly. re
tainlng the 1900 and the gun he had
tahen from ssmith. gave the guard
who had ha ped his escape. the sliI
en1 boarded q boat for Cuba. Smitl
wan let str Eaded IN Key West ana
zss latsr b sated there by the of
fiesrs and b odgha back to DeLand
Ne was sen lsnced on a change O
alainw n q . escape of a prisoner
% fiFe yean IN the state camps.
SIN nun ing = erudge agains
KAlty sor tie dirty trick he has
turned, Smi n informed the officer
where Kelly had gone and the miss
lng Hfer vas finally located in San
tiago azad . aced under arrest HI
ues held tiere until the proper pa
aezm could Se made out for his re
tnEn % a o state and then D<
tsc1lve era, ford was sent % the Is
hna aftsr him.
Tue dete AtFe took no chances /
handling hi prisoner and went I
CssbA well provided with handcuff
md shack .. to bring the conviC
hank In Iro ~ He was given no III
eEtiea on q Q trip back to this state.
The Volt sia county authorities an
tha officen Of the DeLeon Navs
slnree con pany are breathing easie
since Kelk has been brought bac
70 the sta ! He viii be kept we
guarded a d confined In future
preven1 any further attempts to g
eape Kelly b regarded as one
- worst criminals ever sentence
n The 90 IN. several murders
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