supervision for at least six months, and bringing him back to the institution if he shows signs of relapse.

All do not stand the test. A gratifying proportion, however, do well and subsequently gain their absolute releases, which means that, in our opinion, they have again become a part of the community with which the administrators of the criminal law have no concern.

TABLE 160.—Inmates enrolled in State reformatories and industrial schools, 1906–7.

American born of
American parents.

TABLE 161.-Parentage of the inmates of State reformatories and industrial schools, 1906-7.

American born

American born with one American parent. Fe- Tomale. tal.

with both parents foreign born.

Male.

Fe- Tomale. tal.

694 4,061 1,194

North Atlantic Division. 2,829 1,260
South Atlantic Division. 1,620
South Central Division.. 1,233 573 1,806
North Central Division.. 3,357
Western Division...

4,089

906

123 1,029 2,144

397 2,541

618

2,238

941

4,298

611

47

658

TABLE 162.—Items relating to inmates of State reformatories and industrial schools, 1906–7.

United States. 1, 615 524 2, 139 1,035 168 1, 203 10, 529 2, 503 13, 032 10, 506 1,999 12, 505 16, 440 4, 859 21, 299

TABLE 163.-Education of inmates in the State reformatories and industrial schools,

South Atlantic Division.. 1, 246
South Central Division..
North Central Division..
Western Division....

United States......17, 9285, 545 23, 473 301 409 710 1,237 831 2, 068 17, 736 6, 180 23, 916 9, 491 1, 858 11, 349 528 383 83 71 93 56 417 279 116 42

North Atlantic Division. 8, 466 1, 485 9,951 112 172 284

Utah.

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TABLE 164.-Income of State reformatories and industrial schools, 1906–7.