The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-01-06

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disrs sarcastic reiosnder
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tive realize ~ they sat ssd .<hsmed
10 bring shout the further ssd ecsn.
piete ruin ~ fimmy vslensiss that
there's divinity that shsp~> eus
ends. rough hsw them hoe we WILL"
and this influence IL not denied N
those who IsnKuish foriorn snd hope.
less In prison cells.
Little did they know that II misbt
bo Jimmy Valentine. No i7so. Who
was 10 teach them that the soul Of a
man IN an unquenchabie spsrt that
not even years Of oppression and
degradation can iastinsiy dim when
tho spirit wills that they shall not.
And Just now thsrs came Q tnockins
at tho warden's door that povtsnded
much for No. 1880
The wardcn's secretary went TO the
door opening from the oGlcs into q
waiting room where visitors were 70.
celvcd. He returned to announes,
Some members Of tho Gate os Flope
society, and they have the lieutenant
governor and his niece with them"
THE lieutenant governorf" ejacu.
later Handler. Fay"
YES"
whats tho Gate Of Hopsr' astsa
Doyle.
$ "A gang Of women tryin' to release
d from prison convica they believe ar
innocent" said the warden.
% Tho detective smiled.
At Handlers order Smith summoneA
n the callers, Doyle making hls exit.
i THE lieutenant governor" posdsrsd
: Handler II poSlw " eAevvs s~v
: leak about tAoss cowtraets fsv ~.
}, plea"
). Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Webster Of IL
!. society. middle aged women Of pleas.
0 ing appearance. came In, followed b
!. Rose Lane. the lisutenant govssnors
niece, and that ofncial himself. Miss
Lanc. young girl Of unmistakabls
i charm and beauty, held close to hss
4 uncle's side. ga
Z "Mr. Handler" spoke Mrs. Webster.
Q Two come today with 4 famous ha-
manitarian. Lieutenant 0ovtrnos
0 Fay" sho pronounced, inelining To-
ward that oficial.
q Governor" said the warden. bow
!. ing. Tho lieutenant governor shook
n Handlers hand and presen<ed BIZ
4 niece. The party seatsd thsmsssvss.
d facing tho warden
= I'VE have come here today" sai1
@ Mrs. Moore, ITO again ask that men
O while imprisoned here that may Be
}. used against them when they leave
here. We understand that through
N the pressure that can be brought to
bear on the inmates In these institu-
4 tions they can be made willing u con.
fess to crimes they never committed"
n "what do you meanT quesied Han.
dler.
Il "Oh, we understand that By depriv.
4 ing prisoners Of their proper allow.
ance Of food and Of small privileges
they are allowed. and By Bullying con
duct on the part Of the men IN charge
Of them the inmates can b. led "a
make false confessions Involving
/ themselves or others. This inferma
tion Is used against the men aftei
they are released - well ~ a0ainst
men who are At large whom ths 20
lice desire to incriminate."
mo ono IL ever forced to esafes
q anything here. madam" pretestst
Handler.
"But know
Pardon me, Mr.. Moore" inter
a rupted the Lieutenant governoe. rising
a II do not think that in your seal yos
"A realize what you are saying" He ~
a dressed the warden. 1T seems, how
ever. that these well meaning iAdis
"A have evidence that . certain man her
"A did confess sonne oAenss 70 49,
"a ITO q STOOL" commented Handlei
q Am responsible for the detsctivs
who have men working Inside II
prison for themT'
"A "By stool you mean
Y "A stool pigeon. . decoy. They VII
tho confidence Of prisonefS and tel
what they learn to the dstsetives."
Mrs. Moore here went % 10 stat
that in Sing Sing and - Ill prison
] were confined many innocent meo an'
nd that In any event released mea shoul'
'ut be encouraged to live honestly. sAsuj
be given chance. Thsy suSht not :
Tor be pursued and hounded into bein
m. spies BY detcctives anxjeas b max
W; = record for securing eoovietlo1D n
1t gardless Of tho tsuth Of the. testimony
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