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© only by answering 226. Werks passed wil Meanvi' le, Doc was boxSurdin: Capo wit. PUL ethan oe himself, with pen ard iis, C0 dC Satie: You a: Few could Carone be co ae itdon eee res brains --- acquired for him the power he held in the ovts!ée sorlis Ant money -- not trains --- retained it for him in tre penitentiary! Belfeveing the.tall yarn Joc ensidvously spon, Ca: ing at every straw of hope that drifted beside iin as ‘oe cw} deeper into the years of icprisonment and solitude ahead, was not, in our opinion, committing @ surprising sirtae. Co:siiering tis poor his lack of perspective and incsility to aneljzs character, to aii ody what anyone else of his propousities iorl¢ do. He became desperate. ile was not content with ecimitting many violations of the rules. . . he went furter! jie dracced others Geeper into the mire of crime and disrosrect for law and order. Le de- termined to have Doc's writinr. . . @ sacple of it to compare with tho Jetters Doc was foisting upon him! Regerdles: of «hoce heror .a> trampled the bea in the dust of his desire to satisfy hic ocolirtica] nature, iting WOST BE OBTATRED! He was not completely corvinced Joc wc “bleed!nz" hint He was not,yet, sensible enough to realize thet a draculs, wth @ lust for money, was sucking the happiness still left in his heart! A saxple of Doc's handwriting -- AT alY C071! Shavings ‘was at his wits end. He ynew not where to cet it. Doo was too cautious, and since no one associated with hin he could not be inveigled to write anything which could be carried ava; Berg, leony sire? gone, might have obtained it easily, Capone was rot satisfied with this failure. “He writes letters, doesn't he?” he asked Shavings. two wee':s before Doo was to be discharged. "Yes, but I wouldn't be able to get ons of thex,” "Why not?” Capone demands.