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The article presents a biography of Charles Oscar Fuller, 1928-1979, who established a ranch on Running Turkey Creek along the Santa Fe Trail n what is now McPherson County, Kansas. Fuller went on to other pursuits later in life, and served a term in the Kansas Legislature in 1868. He passed away near Florence, Kansas in 1979.

AbstractThe literature on the impact of processing a defendant through the criminal justice system has long assumed that this experience created a "sense of injustice" for defendants which militated against rehabilitative efforts within correctional settings. The current research examined this assumption with data collected from a sample of inmates in a medium and a maximum security institution within a midwestern state. The findings serve to question the assumption of the development of a sense of injustice, as most inmates perceive themselves as having been treated fairly by the criminal justice system. It is also found that there is little relationship between attitudes toward the preprison criminal justice system and measures of prisonization. The results are discussed in reference to their relevance to the functional and importation models of prisonization.

Introduction.--I. Sweating-defined and explained, by the editor.--II. The living wage, by L.A. Toke.--III. The Trade boards act, by the Rev. J.A. Stratton.--IV. The Trade boards act in accord with Catholic principle, by the Rev. J.A. Stratton.--V. Operation and co-operation, by the editor. ; Mode of access: Internet.