Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-12

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WITH the care and MAINTENANCE of, the
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aHa sSqsq be d. suSh ether RS
and Obs rvat ion Extending over "a Limited ed
great Weight in your : consideratio Atom but at
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f IS S 5es9a G1
Wyhattssyero plan we ADOPT or::the future
Jointly by:.the state and BY the county or
settled at the time Of commfitment, and i
I I'm most ear1nestly recommead -. that, as a
in this s sat to- our law men that
zach eD9PptX or {o 1H pc regnred
fTom - liz ? Samsd s0 ssisetsd
ter states. On this point. both the board
Of 9 and and the w hGna
vfn5"5e tS say % seto rhe
upon county authorities in making COM
mitments cannSt be 9verces II e5 An
attention IS the. lack Of method and eff
e er IN the Of Psent t6e fr 1
ges E aW gg IL '9 Saps ss
intendents of our several hospitals the
6 he act f6ds Ha ns as
by three me@Bers of they the board his
auch the Of its
d t. da this aEums ha
inc trustees, for reasons witch /; have
are sStill aim inmstes: This IS not as t
instit t with his peecuiiar advantages
for observation: cannot be trusted to de- de.
eide this, question. it seems to me that
he should be superseded.
THE WISCONSIN SYSTEM.
In no sphere of sociological inquiry has
than in. the study and Treatment Of insan-
ity. The early practices of treating the
as criminals. have been wholly discarded,
EXCEPT as traces remain in the forms of
tionai concusion is that insanity IS i dis
ease. and as such requires treatment the
same as any other alment. In its acute
it's care. If it is or becomes a permanent
or ehronc SGditi9n then the patient is
the f' home or asylum is the re- proper place lace
for his care. There is no more, sense in
keeping the acutely insane and the chron-
would be in keeping those who had. be-
come physically crippled, as the, result Of
accident 6iSG3S
for the treatment of acute cases Of dis
ease or injury: still this is what we are
The chronic insane. or mentally crippled
differs in no material respect from the
rest. of his kind. except that he is helpless
to the extent of his ailment. The most
reliable information that I have been able
to obtain is that he is not subject to fits
IA a nerSnn f.rinnled in hnHN would ha