The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-11
Let every rea,u'e rise snd bring
Peculiar honots 10 our King
tndthe invisible tenor responded
It's cssy II YOU come to that,

But nrs, wen Try The parsons hat
! How tho service ended that day no ono could
afterward hav" said tine Close, ana u, IN,
parties. the Governor rose ~ his pew IN W."
gallery. Iipod shrilly for silence, and said
III II occurs again, and the offenders are NOT
reportsdtu me-. the entire prison will be placed
on punishment diet for Il week.
Now, IN general honor ain9is we inmates
whether through voluntary completely or
because very few we're in the secret the strata
gem OF the ingenious. pair whom the red bdIZe
divided Wa not revealed.
The last MESSAGE wa. a leasing problem for
Miss Pocket nndeTs'anding How IN The
Iat?" II CHANGED that the chaplain visited
| her tho newt afternoon. and so absorbed was
she in contemplation Of Tho rusty college cap
| that she lost his excellent homilv The chap
lain used To place his cap inverted on the Moor
There IL las under Miss Pocket "yce. and
aimost at her feet. but Of what use 10 her She
kn.T moi Mr. ~ ,ai e, once nice an sai Il'' , took l aSE., The
! lining OF your clerical cap wants mend NJ
Now do 10, me. stitch u for you. Nlr. THEY'VE
lett me a need" aud thread | can do !, III a
The chaplain lad a ,susp.cton that MIS-
t P2rfSE y ,his -r M FAD n Inc rSr in WEE Ter lar LmI ana wS:
stndving the rcnt Thar rent had caught
,hc eye q John STAY NJ, ma1 Madam dayI b'i lore
scarcely have bet'crcd. Miss Pocket with
drew from the lining a tiny nio,sel OF palcr
and pushed ~ benrl'h her NdlSlDant. 1ictl
| she Stitched ny the lining.
Thank yon. sir. SAD MiSs Pocket, as She
gave back the cap I, Int often We ar
The chHplain took the cap aud thanked Mis-
Pocket without glanclng al her work, There
, was never an nNicrr NJ the prison So blind to
it, littl" intrisucs aud never a prisoner ~
anxious to hc rid ~ her visitor. The char-
lain gathered NJ his lank frame. smoothed
his hair. said he must talk with Miss Pocket
ahou' her future, and left her 70 the cyamina-
zion uf her prize.
A. stated intervals the governor doles out
n sheet NJ paper and an envelope To every prs
ouer and allows him or her to write n letter
under the eve 81 an officer Of the prison Tho
letter cannot be posted until n has passed
the scrutiny Of tho governor or hi, deputy.
aud it Is the only legitimate form Of
cation, Tho inissivc appropriated hy Miss
Pocket was n surreItliiols note, written On
the margin ~ a leaf torn from a hook belong
Inc To the prison library
Miss Pocket waited only for The chaplain
Ia he on the right side 81 the door before oInil-
ing and skimmirg what she hoped was n billet
for herself. II looked as II II had been cun-
posed with the assistance al a nail aud n black
inc dish. hut tho handv -iiing was good and
tho sentiment sincere. ~ the margin and
all blank spaces in prison books are stainUed
with the sign of tho broad arrow, " WIS npi
too easv 10 dcciphcr the message. u came
out thus;
I'm acting on tho square with yor. Got
enough TO star, with on going out. Try and
send answer. j
II Mis- Poke, could not call this hers, who
"Oh. what a clever hoy he is she thought
How did he manage To do itp believe him.
] believe himl ] bsbsvs him! but'-snd II