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105, The following dey an investigation to devamine Capone's : position in the institution is conducted. The tray sent to him at the hospital, daily, is " neeked off". Tho news reaches Hackethal immediately « Fe rushes to Capone's cell in order that they can prepare an alibi to with- stand digcountenanes, the plane for the tray being placed on the shoulders of the "jig" delivering it. He, Hackethsl outlines te Capone, should re- eaive $100.00 to compensate hin for the punishment that will te meted out te hin by the Deputy Marden, when he confesses he stole the stuff while . Hackethal's back was turned. Ie ie then agreed that the food will be sent to the laundry guard, concealed in the proper place in the boxe Reaching there it can be delivered and eaten in the Shoe Shop. learning of the interferense, and with a desire for increasing ee allowance from Capone, Dr. Lyin suggests the food be sent in his box. 5 . (Each guard or civilian, not desir to aat in the Din Room of the Officers’ ing Mess, may have his meals delivered in » bex or on & tray). rere To avoid being deprivedef it at any future tim, Capone orders oes that with each meal delivered a can of fruit, wogetables, soup, ground coffee and other edibles in cans, be sent along. These, he outlines, can be "stashed" unti] an occasion demands they be brought forth. Dot, he insists, can safely "stash" thes. Doc, Hackethal argues, ig a “rat” playing both ends. No good! wanda soeeia bert Capone, With a wave of the hand, silences hackethal. "But I don't want kim te cet anything ox se. He squavks to + a maaia Head. I know ne dots, “aven't the guards told nme? IT come in contact with them every day. Al, he's poing to pes you in a jan sooner or later! | Kacketral's envy sakes hin bitter. ‘ets turned a ay o goed trick here. T've paid rin well, and hefs not cot uo in a jan yet. Yeu de wheat losar. Let hin take care of the rest.” Capone, confident of :.inrell wad Doe, overrules Muckathal's objections.