Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-11-07 | Page 1 | They Feel Hopeless

Convicts Are Most Depressed De-pressed When Going Out of Prison Kansas City, Nov. 7- "The deepest deep-est feeling of hopelessness comes, not when a man Is Imprisoned, but when ho Is freed." spld Warden U. W. McLaughev, of tde federal prison pris-on at Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday. yester-day. In an address at the Beacon Hill Congregational church here. "The arrangement of paroles by the prisons Is the nearest solution yet found for the problem of redeeming redeem-ing the criminal to the world. 'The men who have served their leiru In the penitentiary, and do not go out with high character. All that we can hope is to bring them Into a better relation to the government. We teach them the dignity of labor and Induce Lheni to earn their living with their hands rather thau with their wits." i