The Boston Globe - Tuesday, May 28, 1895
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EDITORIAL POINTS.
Oscar Wilde in jail at Pentonville, with his hair cropped and clothed in prison garb, is a living warning to evil doers. He is subjected to strictest prison discipline, and will be allowed to see his friends only four times in the year, on condition of good conduct. Unhappy Oscar!
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