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are
old in crime), it is much,
to be feared that, in accociation
with each other, the
more inocent
run much wish. of being corrupted more hardened Invenite
by
Offenders.
3. Jeannot but feel that the
position of
Invenite Offenders
in this Prison is
most melancholy
morally
Rey are
a)
auch
well treated, well fed, and comfortable, but I fear the
realt
Comb
they
of
this is.
that
they
to like the Prison, and
soon lose, if they
precessed, amf
on de
any
of shame
degradation at being incarcerated.
The large
tit 1
совет
of repeated
convictions in the Casel
would
4
confirme
There is
of Ewveniles
the view
I regret to say,
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reformatory
turvates
reformatory discipline which can be applied to these incfortunder persons. to religions instructor of Budhist of Confucian crud enle to the walls of the Prison, to advice, beach, cuid persuade these unfortunate waifs, and I fear as a rule they leave the
that
entered it
Prison woree
than
they 5. The limited accommodation of the Prison, and the short lines
they are generally imprisoned. renders it impossible to teach their trades in Prison, which might perhaps tempt them to lead a more respectable life.
if time and facilities for this purpose existed, it could not be done without exposing
Inveniles
Bub
iles to the contamination
with older criminals.
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of a csociating
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