The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

to be good, and that it would be out
of the question for Emma to go
back with him. At that timc Kaliias
kept his right hand in his cast pocket
all the time, where he was holding his
gun, but Anderson did not :l.l,H aEy-
thing about this until after the shoot
ing. Anderson toll hin that he had
heard about his threats, and warned
him that if he did any shooting he had
better make a good job Of it, as he
would be sure to get the worst cf it
if he didn't. Kallias then left and
Anderson believed that no more
trouble was to be expected, Sc went
to work at the round hoase at 500
o'clock that evening. The two Oldest
Henderson boys also did not t|linl1
there would be any mo"e trouble, so
went up town to sre,l !le evening,
leaving Emma, her Two labics, Mrs.
Anderson, who was sick in he'd, and
the three Anderson children, Clarence
IS, Arnold II and Elizabeth at
home without any protection.
Baby Clothes Brought Back
Shortly before nine o'clock Kai!;5,s
sent Jim Skeesis over to the Ander-
son home with an arm full of baby
clothes, and told Mrs. Kallias that
Jim wanted her to come back anil
would be good to her. She refused
to go, and he laid the baby clothes
on the floor, and left. A few minutes
later Kallias appeared himself, and
again pleaded with his wife to come
back and live with i'm, and she said
that she was positively through with
him.
Shot Wife and Babies
Mrs. Anderson, who was sick in bed
in the next room and heard the con-
versation, says that the shots We're
fired Immediately after Emma said
she was through with him. Four
shots were heard. One of these
struck Mrs. Kallias below the ear
and penetrated the brain, another
struck James, the two-year-old baby
boy in the temple, the third, hit Louis
the one-year-old baby boy above the
ear, and the fourt was fired at
one of the Anderson boys and missed.
Babies Rushed to Hospital
The reports of the shots were heard
by several neighbors, who came out
and saw Kallias run away, and saw
Mrs. Anderson and her three children
run out Of the house. Frank Dresse',
who lives across the street from the
Ar derson hame called up the police
headquarters at the city hall, and
Chief Timboe and Police Matron
Minnie Nelson rushed to the scene
with car. When they arrived the
found the baby cab tipped over, and
the babies lying on the floor. AS
both babies showed signs of life they
were rushed to the Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Kallias was lying on her face on
the floor and was thought to be dead,
so was left to await the arrivel Of
Coroner Toomey. After Chief Tim
Doe and Matron Nelson lefe. for the
hospital with the babies it was found
that Mrs Kallias was still alive and
the ambulance from the Mercy hos
pital was sent after her, but she
passed away about the time the hos
pita1 was reached.
/ Murderer Killed by Train
For the next hour or two officials
from both the police department and
lsheriff's office together with lrage
number of volunteers scourad the
west side of the city in search of the
murderer, but the night was dark
and he was able to evade his pursuers
When Train No. came in at 11:05
through search of all coaches was
made just before it pulled out to see
that the man did not leave on that.
A few minutes after it left the depot
word was received at police headquar.
ters announcing that the man had
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