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Brattleboro, Vermont, February 8, 1902. Elroy Kent, who stole $12 from the pocket of his cousin William Kent,

and who was traced to Manchester and brought back from that place to Brattleboro,

was taken to Newfane jail to await trial at the March term of county court.

He pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing at a preliminary hearing

and was held in the sum of $300, which he was unable to furnish.

He conversed freely, but somewhat disconnectedly,

with a reporter concerning his decidedly disreputable career. Yet, degenerate and depraved, as he undoubtedly is, he is still capable of unselfish thought, as when hesitating before a question as to his past,

he suddenly murmured, It may do somebody some good, and straight away unfolded fully and freely,

with neither shame nor boasting, but as a matter of fact the unhappy story of his life.

It may do somebody some good.

There are so many boys who do not like to go to school to know that Elroy Kent,

who at 25 years of age, is in jail for stealing $12,

hated school when he was a boy and ran away every time he had a chance.

He ran away from home, too, several times, but if he did not get in trouble and go back of his own

accord, he was always caught and carried back. Once, when a boy, he set fire to a plow in a man's barn, and of course,

the barn would have burned too if the man had not caught him early in the affair. He thinks his first

theft was committed when he was seven years old, when, with the help of a chum, he stole a cooking stove

for a hut, which was their chief rendezvous. Later, he stole a horse of a Mr. Franklin of Brookline,

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