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Fig. 43. — The ^^HoveV type of reproductions of defectives. In a hut in 

 the woods there was brought up a family of defectives. "One of the boys, who 

 is a drunken, feeble-minded fellow with criminalistic tendencies, had by his 

 own sister a daughter who is a drunken epileptic, who has bee* the inmate 

 both of the county jail and the county poorhouse. By her father she had 

 4 children of whom 1 is epileptic, 2 are feeble-minded (the girl has a 

 very bad record of drunkenness, crime and immoraUty) and the other one 

 was an idiot monster who died directly after being born. Close inbreeding of 

 such a strain results only in this imperfect fruit. Abbreviations as above. 



Fig. 44. — A hovel in a rural district, removed from social influences and 

 liable to become the scene of anti-social acts. F. W.; 5, 1911. 



