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Fig. 38. — The product of a feeble-minded man (who has an epileptic 

 brother) and his epileptic wife (whose father was insane and uncle feeble- 

 minded); the first child died in infancy, the next two were feeble-minded and 

 died young, the next is an epileptic at the New Jersey State Village; the next 

 is feeble-minded, haa a criminal record and is in the State Home for Boys; the 

 last is feeble-minded and is in the Children's Industrial Home. Six in this 

 family have been or are wards of the State. A, alcoholic; C, criminalistic; 

 D, deaf; E, epileptic; F, feeble-minded; /, insane; A'', normal. SF in the £3^ 

 means an inmate of a State Village for Epileptics. 



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Fig. 39. — The central mating is that of a feeble-minded woman of an in- 

 tensely neuropathic strain and an alcohoHc man, who haa 3 alcohoUc brothers, 

 father and grandfather alcohoUc, an insane cousin and an epileptic nephew. 

 The husband, though recorded as alcohohc, is probably also feeble-minded, 

 at least all (6) of his children who survived were feeble-minded or epileptic. 

 This chart shows 4 wards of the State and many others who should have 

 been segregated. A, alcohohc; B, blind; B, (below), born; D, deaf; D, (be- 

 low), died; E, epileptic; F, feeble-minded; Ht, heart-disease; /, insane; Far, 

 paralysis, Sx, sex-offense; T, tubercular. 



