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Fig. 34. — An alcoholic man of good family but probably simple.x in men- 

 tality has by a normal woman 2 normal cbdldren and by a feeble-minded 

 woman 2 normals and 1 feeble-minded. He has had 4 other children by 

 I feeble-minded women, all feeble-minded. Sx, sex-offender. Goddakd, 1910. 



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Tig. 35. — This chart shows several cases of entirely feeble-minded progeny 

 from two defective parents. Guddard, 1910. 



las happened many times that keepers of poorhouses have 

 et feeble-minded women in their charge go to marry a half- 

 !«dtted farmer in order to reheve the town of the burden of 

 naintaining her. Some years later both she and her hus- 

 )and come to the poorhouse as permanent inhabitants and 



