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i Bron Capone, the Mighty, was deathly sick from his "shot". (This result 16 not wmusual). And now we are led back to cur cells. Boy, do we appreciate the collet ‘That old, bard mattress 1s ewans' Gown to us as we flop, ccepletely fatigued, upon it, and lose ourselves in sleep, reflection or letter writing. Capone? The rangeman's told the guard Cepone wants « doctor. Say, that guy can't take it, oan bef Yeah, the doctor's soaing now. He's in there with him, . . alonel Gee, I abrays thought a guard bad to elwnys stand byt Hell, the doctor's a civilian, ten't bef Don't you think the guard trusts hin? I wonder what bo's giving Capone? Sounds like they're whispering» Yes, that's just what they're doing! ah, well, wo'll know tomorrow, I 61 © now that Capone's long valk while confined with < Beats had sone significance, Of course, we didn't drean that Capane would pecome $21 (1) fFom the “shot” of typhoid vaccines. Moet men do, it ic trus. But he seans so big, strong and powerf\:i, Ono would think ho eculd fight * the nauseating feeling that follows the injection. e Around us sex are yelling and talking to one avother. It etrikes us otrange that this ts permitted, but then, the cuard is situated on» platform down in the corner of th» incanse, tile and stec] cell house. ng goy One Te ds quite apparent he does not hear ovor; And likowic apparent that i¢ toes not everything going At infrequent inte=vals he uscunds the tier steps and wali po betwee. a8 along the range. More frequontiy he sneaks in t'0 all 1, peope long line of cells, and through @ sta} hole in the 5 n preferences to looking kt the occupant or occupants. Why he should do thi Alrectly in through the steel grating in the door, {4s not veyoud our co hension. They 'now, as Gaim, that an inmate. Aw mene Aikety to ayold.