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there are no other evidences OF insanity" con-
tnued Judge Snnderson.

aver; that are accompanied BY dipsomsnia or
turn the Observation-Disclosures u.s. kan alto had given to the
Ss Fl b. j EsnsssA Se 81 n
i strsst bas ns
large, DAMAGE " suit. f pr Alice said that
kleptomania., and he had been induced, to
pay particular attention f. this dis;
sfss who e'sssse 81 S sSp oH sy hs
hands on. His theits covered period Of more
than year. during which time Dr. Albee had
watch YHsra maniesta ION IN his once C G1e
Dr.. Albee knew OF another case in Providence.
pyropanla and dipsomenia. and was periodf.
esS nes ssS %Sad Gl m III
On the cross.cSamination. DR.. Albco frankly
TINT S thsGTy S LEI did
Lyman e Ghdesser anS @Riss
known nothing against Mr.. George character:
vhan a s ss court had sess ee
Witness stand Since Dr. Er%ay 1 was released se
aesn sh Rs aSaa b s
called to the witness stand. and every ono In
ss S Ssn whom SaTss e1 t. T %
nsy sss Who ep Ssnsd as af n "a spusy
s sss MIN R an asSSsa ns
Of strength. He wears q red heard. trimmed
If s ss 81 that y sps
ed OF him on his direct examination. and he
s ms kstsy sT and Win ~
was present to look out for his interests.
fsf he sfa It as s1Ga
Sssss sa sssss !: ss ss;s ss| s as
%sSs hI%. an lnyaild tes t%S yesss HIS WIZ
Years %se he came to Leeds for his HEALTH ill., '"0
m sor h ySH to sr any
R Re n mrwayisd syeids dropped as he replied
or hf sysr 5sasest to perform any
mo. sir" was the, reply, and It was greeted
such sen nj Mr. aP Fero ''' any
DR.. Erway explained that in January. when
no learned for the first time that. George had
been intimate with Lolita. he entered in his
sad Eat
Se ne x ms she sh was sa on o WAS s ii the
D It t. N 1as s S Nov. 90" continued Dr. Er;
vas 4 tie %!ss!sn in NV Ye5s; sSe FssE va
and said at That she had taken some medicine.
for she feared she, was in q delicate condition:
refused to examine her unless she brought
Mrs. George She hesitated a little and said. 7
don't want Mrs. George to know ANYTHING and
.t sS s| rather speak to MI, GEORGE Hh he,
ut was several days later that Mr. George
Lotta arrived. ! didn't treat her then. hut I
I was not sure q her condition. fen days
msm5ss Shh,ethsS or not Mr. George was pres
ErWSy then told story y that e9nt5adieted
Lolita at Mr.; GEORGES house on the evening Of
Dec. ~ He again examined her. but per
eu s that her been bo sn fhen b.
Hry the 'ser nsSt that safSs rs S y Witt
called him early the next morning and he
sas VIZ" Dr. s4 Eway descrbed tRis w"
the Eiri from That time Until her death CONTRA
dicted al previous testimony. He seemed to
% se no
Dr. Erway's manner changed under Mr.. o.
born's cross-examination. His voice became
very weak. and his memory was even weaker
Mr.. Osborn walked toward the witness and
pointing his finger at him to claim his attention
Before you came to Leeds were you prose-
cutSd for cr Itah conduct in connection with
Before M: Flero could object DR.. Erway
But ~ y9MH ". were %lS,a arrested. were you notf"
~ Yes. was. answered DIR. Erway angrily,
but itwas while was in the medical college,
asksa NJ vi "sf2
can hardly say TINT" returned DR.. Erway.
:" for i was tho body Of person who had been
.oh. now. I say" Interrupted Mr.. Tero.
Sst sJ " thnS TINT medical students do
pose N giving Pr. Erway = bad attack Of
Ewas about Tie Pee
% "' L"t.s TSWnsend at GsorE g hcuse
San. mr. 1 Gsoaes sVSas
In The he room at the tine Or not ,,...o,
ay aft s ss aff hnt
si5sa% %s Ssot CONNECTED With this eass
i Dr.. E r after a moments hesitation. re
piled: ut did not. and 1t wouldn't have done
me any good II I had. for would have forgot
:" Do yon also claim to have some brainal
disQrdeI3" asked Mr., Osborn sarcastically.
spinal trouble that affects my brain and weak
ems my memory"
There, was a lagh in the court room. DR.. Err
examination. and he kept 1t up: He said that |
his memory recalled only portions OF things
Do you consider yourself safe man to. act
% physician In long sickness. then 2"asked
This was hard on the. Doctor for there were
manyof the Doctors patients In the court room.
He evaded o direct answer by saying that his |
patients could settle that question Tor them- |
selves.
he h room on the morning that you performed
% t. IA as s%IsI did not but can't swear as
Hoy. can you now swear positively that you
DR. Erway hesitatad a moment and said:
Why because Sc had no interest or desire to
"Didn't YOU tell DIR. selden that It was neces-
sary for the girls sake to keep her condition |
secret 2" persisted Mr.. Osborn.