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Figure 88. — I-3, comes of an alcoholic fraternity. I-4, had severe headaches. II— 1. easy-going 

 and temperate. II-2, was alternately depressed and excited; threatened suicide, to burn her 

 home, and to poison her husband. II-3, sociable and well-liked, but at 40 became melancholy, 

 depressed, and suicidal; later was excited, silly, and lascivious. II-4, epileptic, excitable, 

 quick- tempered, irritable, hysterical; developed delusions against her husband; had alter- 

 nate periods of excitement and depression; attempted to set fire; was hallucinated. II-5. 

 sociable, mild, and reticent, alcoholic. III-6, pleasant, not nervous. III-i, lacked capacity 

 for work; was irritable, sometimes silent and sullen and then talkative; at 17 had period of 

 depression; became Sx; at 28 at hospital, complained of many aches and pains. IH-a, 

 eccentric, somewhat excited in manner. III-3, complains of nervousness. (41 : 3 X 6) 



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Fig. 89. 



FIGURE 89. — 1-3, a manic depressive. II-i, gambler. II-2, gambler. II-3. had spells of 

 drinking followed by melancholia, in one of which he committed suicide. II-4, a senile 

 dement. II-5, had paralytic insanity. II-6, alcoholic; subject to spells of being "rattled." 

 II-8, violent-tempered. III-i, erotic and alcoholic. III-2, Sx. III-3, had violent fits of 

 temper; became very noisy; has recurrent mania. IV-2, Sx; has brief periods of fury 

 alternating with deep melancholia; has attempted suicide. IV-3, nervous, but of strong 

 character. IV-4, untruthful and unreliable; somewhat weak and selfish. (9 : 78.) 



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