Group B will be made up of men who have been in prison once before, and
for whom there is still hope that they may reform.
Group C will take in the men who have served more than one term of
imprisonment, and whose reform is very doubtful, but even they will be
separated from.
Group D, into which will be put the hardened criminals, who are to be kept
apart, that they may not harm the more innocent prisoners.
The different groups will be kept entirely separated, and those who are
young in crime will never come across the old offenders.
The first group will have the greatest care from the prison officials.
Every effort will be made to guide its members into better ways of life.
They will be looked after by a physician, who will give them plenty of
exercise and training to make their bodies strong. There will be a regular
system for educating them, and training their minds into the knowledge
that to be happy they must be good, and that sensible men will obey the
law.
When they are sent back into the world after their term of imprisonment
is over, they will have learned how to be useful and honest men, and every
effort will be made to help them to lead good lives.
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