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Fig. 35. 



FIGURE 35. — I— ii often ugly and disagreeable to his wife; alcoholic; highly erotic, seduced his 

 grand-daughter. 1-2, queer; became irritable; had a paralytic stroke and demented. II— I, 

 alcoholic; worried; was seclusive, then loquacious, excited, restless, and destructive. II-3, 

 irritable, secretive, eccentric. II-3, a dipsomaniac. II-4, hypochondriacal, delusional, 

 excitable, and hysterical. II-5, weak-minded; easily excited, occasionally threatening; in 

 acute dementia refused to talk or eat. II-6, irritable and hard to get on with. II— 7, 

 nervous, secretive, suspicious, insolent. II-8, alcoholic; at 48 became excited, talkative, 

 expansive, had schemes for making money, and was emotional; he wanted to shoot someone 

 and was noisy and assaultive. II-9, of low intelligence; a braggart. II-14. had hallucina- 

 tions after an operation. III-2, a great braggart, but not alcoholic nor Sx. III-3, goes from 

 one job to another; very Sx, alcoholic. III-4, boasts of her immorality. 1 1 1-5, submental; 

 alcoholic and ugly. III-6, feeble-minded; insolent; drinks all he can get at 16. III-7, 

 defective. III-9, unhappily married at 26, she became irritable, violent, restless, and destruc- 

 tive; at the hospital she was very flighty and destructive; Wasserman negative reaction; 

 diagnosis, mania. (28 : 1328.) 



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Figure 36. — I-i , strict, severe, over-religious, 

 quick-tempered, but not moody. 1-2, 

 went West; inventive. I-3, alcoholic; 

 disappeared with other people's money. 

 I-7, excitable, high-strung; variable in 

 moods; Sx. 1-8, seclusive; irascible 

 and disagreeable, very moody. II— 1, 

 temperate. II— 2, peculiar; has no regu- 

 lar occupation. II-4, "the worst devil 

 (as a wife) that ever got out." II-5, 

 agreeable and good-natured but moody; 



when 30 shot himself. II-7, did not get along with his stepmother and at 2 1 hanged himself. 

 (28 : 1604.) 





Fig. 36. 



Figure 37. — I— 1, an inveterate drunkard and a notorious sex 

 offender. 1-2, probably feeble-minded; a member of a 

 lawless gang. II— 1, alcoholic and Sx. II-2, Sx., alcoholic. 

 II-3, Sx; at 20 had delusions; was noisy and quarrel- 

 some; at 40 (fourth admission) was very excited and made 

 threats of violence; diagnosis, chronic mania. 1 1-4, alco- 

 holic, Sx, but honest. Ill— i, was epileptic in youth; at 

 46 was delusional and hallucinated; at one time was 

 excited, restless, and apprehensive. III-2, reliable and 

 slow. (28 : 241.) 



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Figure 38. — I-i, alcoholic; a powerful man and took what he wanted by force. II— I, " poor and 

 dispirited." III-3, rough, superstitious, a hard drinker. II-4, became violent at 30, but 



