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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-18

situation here believe the Ottoman
power IL moving 50 destroy This great
water NAY
Tho s,sas cAnas nearly hundred
miles .a .sHs5h - hss~iands vhirf ius
~ communication with Australia, with
ihdlA sat With hrr nihef rfeAs deepen
feneg-e ih lhe orient, 80 well ~ Win
haf ans fapan n ~ wNtrr'wAf
saaf b. rstn ff atlA rrshset Importance
ia TnD.aal .sN,t ials at the lffrrni
iun,taru. than tno l'tnsma Canal ls
ta tlto United siatcs tartnsr than thlf
ths expected attack an thc suea Canal
miah forrahadoN similar move
aealaai the fpuasnA canal 10 eNprt
iss United states fnHnd itprlf lnNelt b
90 iu a Nef
fhat ihr mote "a me Turks and
ihrlr German sficnda 10 ~ "a very sefif
aus character " would Ns ldlr tp den'
There b. abundant evidence that Ger.
niaus has lows hgrn prcpaflng f0i ih'
present nay and American mlhtai,
mon eouruAe ihat Uaf ~ her natural
moves aFasnst England would ~ o.
iuttr gnihiHh aitt,k rn the SUES
Ana IL b taken iof frnniff here f'tal
tha ottoman invaders sfr picked men
] HNINNfNA BY AffiHIANH1 ~ p" "HtNNHf'f -
fthat tho Invading fafpc 10 49, Oae mon
Mdnnr ffnm reports % his mppilisa
/ lions In syria. ihe AainbHf ANHlinhN
nay b. ten times shat flAurc
in the Afnh rebellion ~ lANl. ~hi'l
. was brought "a clpto h> the h"ine
ardnent ~ Aicxsndlie and ~ %
, EnEilah victory az rei.ci h"hef. ~
, Insurgents usfe Retained frpm lntAf
ma iha canal ~ ASS wa, hS ola tcri
b maud a, lsenurpu pppn whose 500
will thcy counted ~ secure fer tibet
I the recorniiian 81 shn great Power
~ eUnpe in ,sFni ~ Huft'sH, hnl
b olemeRey n ihsl failed. f.nNlnn
} never eANc eVtflrisni credit 60 o. les
s,pn far his services and ohese % -
sari iho canal es adequately protect
i ea
roaay 81 ~ doubtful whether AZ ~
Narrnips England rpuid SPARE iron
hef Mediterranean fleet would iic ~
o4uatf a. prevent tbs partial desstpo
tlun hy thc picked Tnfhish iroops an
def the lrsdershlp " clever ana DARN
8erman cnsiussfiaT ofnrsfh. tn
. sinkinR ~ a few ships 90 the bls~inl
J no 1t The banks iH 81 that ~oud %
, required 90 damage The canal
An additional eiement ~ danger q
the canal 10 the uapupulnfiif 81 Ems
, linh domination in ERipi ana the v
. eili ~ tbs upper tlahhsg. from tA
b Khsdits dorsward. toward rt"rf thin
3 ngiueh. Much viii depend qn tbs II
fectiteneas ~ ihs AIiendiri, iIaine
lnd well equipped native Egyptian ~
4 my ~ SONS $4,000 men. Feea flrhirr
: 81 - them. and Who helped She Ems
llsn ~ ,runh ibe Ashal and 90 fec"n
Z aucr the sudan n ihsy remain aRh
: mlhAis. 60 thelf English pfne"fas ores
iirstnln viii ~ fortunate, bat shuui
: shet break felih Engihnda diffleuif
Ia Egypi and sloDa The Canal Mil =
1 greatly increased.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-18
sugz CANAL, OPENED 40 YEARS
AGO TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. @nF ~ The eyes
q the civilized world arr fpcsnnsd 90
das 90 the kucs canai the most WI.
nsrahle aud moat Important point w
iha hsrs lifltish Empife y war lpri
- year. sE0 toanS that The canal Ms
opened 20 she thlpa ~ Use Nnfld and
n hak escaped damage during ifpunipue
times hi the orient 1914 today with
che Turts apparently upflslnF. ind no
defsnces ~ she canal sailfrsf made
quatr. those ciosesi - the Europear
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-18
Give Your Blood
The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities ard
Make the Skin Smooth
and Clear.

rolsnns IN llf bia,d. ~ nndernlas ~
health ~ - ttAsA ~ sfsffm n : ~
stats ~ feslsishf* i,4f nse = n s. Tor
hssss s.sas 49,. fss rste 70 ~ vital
ef1fs u htr-sf tiEef u saefps ~ way
AZ fArnnEh fhq iadf, dislpdxsa sheualefi<ps.
relieve. catarrhal fanxfsfian. t'fAfs TIN
shrnsf and pfmthfGf tubes. triee 70 All
ssin rf1gilnna saslies fAs Aldne9s. lissf.
Llsdasf snd lanas n watk prvmpiir an1
effectively IN cnFf}lnz ia.Q4fiiis< ont 81 the
eifrsisf.iE n A. u ths t~xt knoen
msa,elns To- tbe h.eed sra has 'n< can6
afass II host n people Tb<f tno&
h u HARMLESS % fss stemaek ana <<pef-
ifnes hss shawn that Il asrpnpI'&he< ~
chat wa Fsfr <tpeftfd d n-s<e.rys lo@iide
q rots<a. ssssnis ana other dsstfurti,>
minffsik
Def . bette q 4. 4. a rstss a. spy
fferxtss. Head ~ su9nffret folder Efnp.
ga sronnd shr tpttk. a tells q TN
uarx bssna asAr ~ a faEsss ss@szasAl ~
partut9t. rita aids Ap6 hcip< {hat t4fp
lsos<n n enadnr{af feist " tb&a< ec(.
fsftrs nift blood 6isrAs>x fur . o4eflek
hea& - she <ahjeet wsltt>a ~ ~ f{ne5<.
address The svifs Hr~iac a., ~ teit<
if'ds.. Atlantis, ca for neerl4 k1X \
eenfwy 3 IS n. hss h@t1 ~ ee1s1~o11
II = snlsisd n prcpls s&e an itf4I ~
n6npise Il What ~tadrf4 tAn ~ ofr>uI 1114
~ ina fsnae4< blood p,><ln~r CT 1e@1I@
today hut r<f,nc ~ 4a44(i(>t<e. e., +
= .-----u& 1111
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Iagt ~ Peters az kume dedicated ha
i'opr Urban Nhi
1893 pcaer .igusd hrt~ren Poland
and Sweden
llss 1nppr sets province ~ i.nninr
hh frhiA
lfft lff8tisb undsf sornWaiiia cr'sseH
ths iintsen te atsask Port lee
lktl settlement between iuitsH
states and Great hrtsln sos acs
count " attack on Z y fusate
ghcrapraAs
1874 lsui moving machine patented
sn the lnltrd ssnice
1859 Eurisna France. Prussia. lin
,usia ANA 0r.euc sian convention
providing npnc bat prime" ~
grrvk r,liNiOn ah9uid ever h'
klnr ~ Oeccpc
ise4 .'unf,-i,tAtea rrpuinsd at knpa
Willie. ronnessse.
asa Russians tuuA kafa, 5000 Turk
h.lled and wounded 10000 pra
anars tAkcn,
tks5 Car II liussls Nihited germai
Emperor
1880 llaltleship Maine launched a.
hraohlsn
1901 ia, l'auneeflie Treaty bctwrri
ureat britain and United sta'fi
slened af washington
1908 Panama canal treaty aligned
puudinr fof 30 mhr strip az
perpetual lease a. United States
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"Th,s is NY so,h Birthday"
MAJOR nlaulnaan.

Major uenn Ice iii4qiuenr ~ iipH
ton. war veteran aul BARRIERS end
father ~ the famous iinsiup sym
pheny orrhenira. WNs born Va >e~
YORK November VS. 1884 iit studded
ut Harvard. then sent iu Niefne whefr
he ntnddiea music 10 returned al
tne brsahing plit ~ the eva War and
served in fbe volunteer cavalry nniii
1853. whrn b. NAH wpundei ~ Aide
virginia he ~ % member ~ ~" narh
ing heusc ~ lee ififElnhon CO.
and h. dlreriDf w many public SER
ticr corporations mining compsnish
nna educational Institutions lie u a
generous contributor 90 charities and
bettermcnt fundH and hat spent a fnri
uns IN nreAnlElha tho iiNrtpn SYN.
ihDny Dfehratra. AaiDr lilEUnsnn
lives In Common eealth Avenue SOS
ton. ana IN one - the leadina figures
n that city
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y pvsss ssss sssv
ropAY-s CALENDER


l,4al fpfetaHl Cor to,iaS Warmer
snd lleudy. With tgti workable winds
fCmpsraiuto Nlnd end precipitation
rec,trts Tor thc twelve hours ending
fucsaat "a go b. M
rmpvraturc lowest ~ tiehcst Ca.
as 90 A. m.ta Wind NviocitN. %
miise per hoDf forW thr Noftheast.
State ~ WrAthet. cloudy Precipitation
uere Relative hnmditN, ~ scr ovat
l,ifomotricAi rcaainn 81 soc y an ~
auccd So sca -ietrl snd corrected fnf
tomperstur, sfSs,
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Of tl.y Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
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AZ rNr rNeArRGs,


Mas faner with Chas ugsi in
rhs witch uir two ect drama
turd sterling in a NHco fH a
ilfidrr
Lyric
rhc Yrumlh nf Tho niFhi q
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HAULING
BAGGAGE Ano TaAnsFER.

haul anything. anywhere. anytime
Tor anybody Prices reasonable. J.
". piumsn. residence z0e Mesquite
Phone 1855. SA'
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL. trpewriier business clean
Inc. repairing. rentals. sales hrp"ft
workmanship Reasonable prices ~
A. Miller ei Smiths Book fiore rhoiie
40.
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N"IlcE VIII sell twenty-five h1n-
cred bushels Of corn a. fif,y cents per
oashei 800 the crib. g e.. Wright, Ban
quote Texas tsi
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WANTED Pupils for plano lessons
Yen lessons per month-price s4oo per
menih--iaily practice with pupiiH
oah Mrs. J. II Scott, 40. els Laredo
avenue 5si
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LOST OR sTRAYEp,
MISCELLANEOUS.

Don't throw II away. bring IL 70 me
Taylor the Halter AZ Peoples 81 81
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FOR RENT-To permanent PARTIES
thoroughly modern five-roon oo'tsse'
desirable location. Apply iaos Mes
quite street Mrs. n Jalufka- sh
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FOR RENT--io-room awel''nE
North broadway modern ane suitable
Tor boarding house. II. X savage
Room ~, G. &. Sstl Bank baiialsf
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p0p RENT Two five room modern
~o,saees on Buffalo street; Apply g
Mrs. Gust Heye. IT. 1904 buitalp
Phone sos.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
Ns~ celeny ard rs~o Fersnino /,
Water Career Section. Southwest
TsNaa

~riling 81 retail Yau oi mo spaN.
acre sNsasa ganea al ten nSesn ana
twenty doinrs rrf acft Nn fsllr,ad
charmlns climate healthy. aeh SSH
easily titled. wei afsined. water pien
iilm aud pare eli wells EAST. sac wells
west both irom shalioe saads y,
mlnst1 uf ga uehts rSnrf, 80 WstS
deeds yon rrt Il aA from TsNaB &,
1upau hur f Non want ln en tns
GROUND floor B D. Hyatt sweden pn.
Nai County TtNas ra.
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toN SALE new t.roam how're
striciN modern small rash pasneni
hslanCr easl phuue NNueT sig he
Ass tleU
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LAND FOR RENT We have several
Well improved farms Tor rent or l-srn
ana i-4th -uone but best ~ renters
with plenty ~ feed need enquire KEEL
lum Mercaa,iio CO. itobsiownn. Texas
'''' ~ egs
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WANTED To buY some hoge. Want
good shoats Address nox sse Corpus
Christi. Teas w
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WANTED a geris horse for LADS
rsust he used o. cts tot over yeaft
I'D apply 1908 water street esA
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pIfYSIcIAN- WAITS a. buy electric
wall. plate for theirs poutlc work write
description 10 Doctor Stanley CORPUS
Christi 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
BECKER'S WIFE HAPPY
Overcomes Sadness on Return
from Mothers Funeral.

Although just from her mothers
funeral, Mrs. Charles Becker. whose ef-
forts to obtain her husbands freedom
have been untirins. said she was the
happiest woman in New York City at
the prospect of having him back in New
York City with the stigma Of conviction
removed from his name.
Il know IL seems queer thing TO say
right after my mother mas been buried
she said but I am so happy that
Charlie is coming down the river that
! cannot help saying so ] think could
stand any blow. now that I am sure his
life has been saved"
Mrs Ellen Lynch. Mrs. Becker's
mother. died the day before the decision
of the Court Of Appeals was made At
ter solemn requiem mass had been
celebrated by the Rev. Father DermOdy
i'm the Church Of St Nicholas Of TOlcn-
tine The Bronx burial was in calvary
Cemetery Mrs Becker attended with
her brother John Lynch. ner sister.
Susie Lynch. and Lieutenant and Mrs
John Becker. brother and slster-in-ldW
OF the eX-policeman.
Mrs Becker will be the first of Charles
Pccker's family 20 visit him. when she
goes 10 Sing Sing early this morning,
She telephoned the prison last night,
asking Warden Clancy 10 tell her hus-
band 10 keep stiff upper lip and keep
his courage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

Recker's early return 10 New YORK Clty
depends upon the quickness with Whlch
the order OF the Court Of Appeals re-
manding him TO the Tombs reaches JOS
eph \ SHAY his lawyer 10 10 a late
hour last night II had not arrived Dut t"e
lawyer expected il would be at his once
when he reached there this morning
The reversal OF verdict by the court
Of Appeals requires this order 10 he n'ea
with the clerk Of the Court OF Genera
Sessions. who in this case represents the
County Clerk. That done. Sheriff Grlleh-
hagen will be- notified that II has beeh
filed. and will arrange with the lawyer 10
bring Becker here.
IL Is expected that the Sheriff ana the
LAWYER will 20 20 Ossining this Afternoon
returning 10 the Tombs Tonight W lth
them on the way down viii be Mrs beeh-
or. who according 10 present plans viii
he i'm Sing Sing with her husband before
the Sheriff arrives
Mr.. Shay was confident Yesterday 'ha'
his client would never receive new ui"i.
Il don't see how he can Toe tried a-"i".
ne said. in the face of the decision maze
bv the Court Of Appeals. II viii not oe
necessary. but II he should be tired AKA III
have new evidence which viii MAKE
even more sure his acquittal
Becker plans. according To the lawyer
10 apply Immediately for reinstatement
in The notice force iu tho event of ms
freedom either by quashin= the indict-
mcnt or 10y an acquittaL II he Is not sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
NO PRESENT INTENTION
TO PRESS GRAF | CF1AKGE

, doed their freedom dcpcHuS upoH inns
stem for il was only on condition tha'
,bcv told the truth and were not as
eociatod with the actual SHOOTING tna'
,bev were permitted 10 leave the Nes'
side nrison by Mr. Whitman. To tell
diefarert story now would be 10 expose
,bo-nsoIves - trial for perjury and even
murder. .....,.
r is admitted shat the District Attorney
has no new evidence along the INES OIL
the conspiracy related by the your
"souealers" A possibility lies'in a CON
fession" II the four convicted gunner
but even II they were 10 implicate Becker
All they could do would be to say they
had been tol6 that Schepps, Nallon et al
wore working for the police lieutenant
And nv the ruling Of the Court Of Ap-
meals II was pointed out, this testimony
would lie under the same criticism %
comnlicitv. The only possibility would oe
that they could open mp new INES OF III
quiry. .. hav-
Political advisers Of Mr.. Whitman nav
ing always I'm mind the coming campals"
for Governor. assert that he can DO noun
ing else but make ar effort TO obtain
now conviction II Becker, in order 10
save his record from attack as success
ful prosecutor. At the same time they
admit unless he has an unusually strong
case he would have all TO lose and httIe
70 gain by reopening the case
They find a way around this difhculN
nv suggesting that the District Attorney
nrenare a case along the evidence now lr
his possession. go before a supreme
Court Justice and move for triai. nc
would then be called upon TO show prima
facia evidence. and the responsibility OF
deciding whether the decision OF the
Court Of Appeals had weakened that evil
dence would be out Of Mr.. whitman
hands For this purpose, il was pointed
ont q Justice whose decisions had a rep
,,,stion for conservatism would serve the
purpose admirably.
Another possibility lies in measure
advocated by Judge Swami. now IN a
Senate committee. This measure, deal
ing with the code Of criminal procedure
provides that a witness may testify IN
his own behalf. as does the present pro
vision. but omits TIE qualification that Il
he does not testify IT shall not be pre-
sumption against him.
II this measure becomes law, II IS as
serted. the conduct of the District At
torney at a new trial would be much
strengthened.
II was suggested that District Attor-
nev Whitman might become witness
himself 70 corroborate the statements
made by Rose. Schepps. WALTON and Web
Der II Is remembered that he had con-
versation with Becker the morning OF
the shooting. and Is said 10 have other
evidence revealed 10 him by the accom-
. plices. which was not produced al the
last TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
SHERIFF TO BRING BECKER
BACK TO THE TOMBS TO-DAY

cessful in that, his intention is 10 20 INTO
some business the nature Of which the
lawyer would not divulge.
Becker isn't worrying about his nut
ure." the lawyer continued. In the first
place his status now is that OF po-
lice lieutenant under suspension unoer
an indictment charging murder lie was
OF course automatically dropped from the
rolls when he was convicted. but this de-
cisfon replaces him. II the suspension Is
removed he Will be entitled to fun back
salary
Becker also ceased 20 be a member OF
the Police Lieutenants' Association by
his conviction. At the time he was re-
m6yed from membership. Mr.. Shay said
the association paid Mrs. Becker SlpN
due her husband. This is the only
money she has received from any police
Organization. all expenses of the trial and
appeaI having been borne by Becker's two
brothers. and by her salary a. school
teacher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
mot AFRAID, WILL TESTIFY
AGAIN." VALLONS ANSWER

q never talked before. and 20 thought }
never would want % ialk now. %
cxoncrate mr vie and tvo children. ana
that o. mr sole reason
q notice that Becker savs 80 taxes
courage 20 rrU tho trigger of revolver
He means that . got drunk so that
would have nerve. D never had % revolver
Boo my hand 100 mr hfe
"He knows that ho met Jack ana me-
July f. in the Turkish bathrooms ana
gave MS 800 20 bus drinks. llo tod no
10 20 70 Dora Glbcrt.s Rosenthals first
wife and spend b. We are 90 got Che
affidavit from her. Won know This was
an brought out boz tho trial We spent
$50 and confess that 7 was under the
influence of the wine because ] WASH
used 20 g."
Nallon then related the Incidents Of the
automobile ride which he. with Rose ana
others. took 20 18Th street where be n'o
"A gambling house. In front Of Sharke}
saloon thov got ont and had more vine
Nauon continued.
Becker knows who killed RosenihaL
IIc WAS told by Rose and Weber july
Jos. tho morning after the killing. lie con
graduated them. AftcrWard he told me
he would run down the murderer. Rose
told mo who the job was pulled FOR. ]
was told 10 sit tight.
Il never saw the gunner but twice lh
ms life They said ON tho stand that
didn't fire the shot and that 'ltzky' did
H. Why don't they look for ltzky. who
ever he isl These men ar sore because
z was on tho witness stand against tnein'
They had chance N that time 10 accuse
me. and they didn't did they
81 don't know why Becker should give
mo this stab only mot him ie"
times. never paid him any protection
for my gambling place. though ] 'eiS
him and Weber and all the rest am
afraid of none of them. II Becker IS irleH
again ! viii be a witness Just as was
before. ann at the service Of the District
Attorney. am onto all the tricks Of the
bunch. know an about the cops
would make the best Police Commissioner
I'm the world"
Valon then tolu Of his whereabouts on
tho night of the murder OF Rosenthal ana
Of seeing the gray automobile whiz ny
him from the scene OF the shooting oil Tue
gambler. He said that Schepps was III
tho CITY TUESDAY WALTON has been IN
Now York city ever since the murder Oh
Roscnthal. He is a salesman for Brook
lvn concern. ...
Mr. Sander visited District Attorney
whitman YESTERDAY and assured him that
WALTON. schepps and Rose would appear
any time be desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
TWO CALLED AUTO THIEVES
aeged Members of Band Ar
'esied-0ne a Policemans Son

Jack Cuwan. of 10. 20 East i5oth
Nf'i and Frederick Hon OF No 800 East
h street were arrested Yesterday az
-''aoers o. thc auto thieves syndicate.
Wan Is said 60 be- the son Of police
"''ottcs Meyers and FInan added Troy
Schcncctadr. " ". and Charleston
70 % tho list 81 cities where the
~" and Fences" had confcdcrates.
means o. thc manufacturers number
iaenthcd $500 car. which had been
o in garage Boo The Bronx. as one
n hac been stolen two years ago from
tfnhem. of Charleston.
'''iiond information obtained from
,@ BUDDY fence" caused the
70 notify tic authorities IN Charles
eNo Philadelphia 20 look FOR men who
al ~ agents of the syndicate in
Va cities
pr 'eniatiyes % several insurance
~, 's''ies took up the matter yesterday
A.. view 10 abOlishing the reward
-" nnon which they had depended 10
- stolen cars. and 10 furthcring
s,'ouon 70 prevent dishonest adjustefs
~ sAeouragins ,hcfts.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
BECKER THINKS DECISION
IS ANSWER TO PRAYER

Becker's first glimpse Of sunlight IN
sixteen months came when, in the Office
Of Warden Clancy he stepped to a win
dow. and. seeing that the snow had not
been shoyelled from a path, received
permission 10 clean it off this morn
ing.
1T is a living death. that little cell
in the death house he commented.
The sixteen months seem like twenty
years. with every day a year. You
boys outside can't conceive Of the tort
ure.
The system isn't right II man IS
sentenced 10 die he should be kept in
the county. Then. if his sentence is
confirmed he should he sent away AMI
given short shrift. That is the only
humane method.
My experience has taught me that a
man has few real friends. Since | have
been here ] have become suspicious OF
almost every one except my wife.
was even suspicious Of Shay, and all
the circuit 40l llif A4fN a. A"t - Wv AZ
him.
Although have always felt mat the
court could not do anything else,
prayed night and day that the light
would break through the clouds around
me. waited long time 10 show you
people on the outside ! was wronSful!y
convicted.
Il don't want 10 appear as a white
angel. but l consider that my prayers
have been answered. Every Tuesday
since I have been here | have asked
myself. VIII there be decision t.
dayg although 1 knew many times i
could not come. But yesterday te.i
that the answer TO my prayers would
be made. and as not surprised when
the keeper came.
Il was like a man who stood while
a madman. with his finger on the trig-
ger. pointed a gun at his head. never
knew when that trigger would be
pulled