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CHAPTER X

FEEBLE-MINDED MEN ARE CAPABLE OF MUCH ROUGH LABOR
Fig. 30 .—Most of the cost of segregating the mentally defective can be met by properly organizing their labor, so as to make them as nearly self-supporting as possible. It has been found that they perform excellently such work as clearing forest land, or reforesting cleared land, and great gangs of them might profitably be put at such work, in most states. Photograph from the Training School, Vineland, N. J.
FEEBLE-MINDED AT A VINELAND COLONY
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