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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02

many of his friends during the cam
paign, "Oh, it is only question of the
size of Shipman's majorityl" He has
taken nothing for granted, but has gone
on the plan that thing that is
worth having is worth working
for, and the result will be that
on election day he will receive fiatter-
ing vote in all the precincts. He was
gratified with the excellent vote he re.
ceived for the nomination, but to assure
the republicans of the county that he
appreciated the great honor of the
nomination he has been hard at work
trying to cover the entire county and
see all the voters. The election of Mr.
Shipman to the Office of county treasur-
er will mean that the work of that
Office will be in the hands of a man who
has already proven himself trustworthy
and who is stranger to scarcely man
in the entire county.
When you vote on November 9Th
remember that of all officers in the
county the treasurer should be man
who comes from the very front rank Of
men in the matter of integrity and
ability. You already know Mr.. Ship
man to be such a man. 1t will be no
experiment with him in the Office.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
Y. M. c. a. Course Concert.

The first number in the Y. M. G. A.
Tuesday evening at the Baptist church
before large and much pleased audi
ence. The Boston sextette and Shanna
Cumming, soprano were fully up to the
standard claimed for them. Financial
ly the success Of the course is assured,
but some other numbers Will probably
draw a larger number of people who do
not hold season tickets.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
TRIED AND NEVER FOUND WANT.

TRIED AND NEVER FOUND WANT
ING.
Charles w. Shipman Worthy of the
Vote of Every RepubIican-He
viii Rank as County Treasurer
Among the Best in the County's
History-vote for. Him on
Tuesday Next.
But few days remain of the cam
paign, and many candidate for county
Office is wondering what his effort of
the last few weeks will bring him-a
coveted Office, or bitter disappoint-
ment.
1t is scarcely reasonable, however,
for some candidates to have that
thought, for their election was assured
the moment they secured their nomina-
tion. Charles w. Shipman, of Venice,
the republican candidate for county
treasurer. is one of the latter number.
1t has been fUregone conclusion from
the start that he would be elected
That is the way his many friends have
sized up the situation. AS man first
and then as holder of minor positions,
Mr.. Shipman's record has always been
so clean and creditable that the voters
of Shiawassee will esteem it personal
privilege to lie able to vote for him.
Mr. Shipman has not said, as have
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
Announcement.

Having made a change in our firm,
we wish to thank our many friends for
their patronage in the past
We wish to announce to our many
friends and the public that Fred w.
Smith, with the assistance of Harry
Knapp, will have charge of the under
taking business and will show every
courtesy and attention pertaining to
the business. F. w. PEARCE.
Successor to Pearce 81 Gerow.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
He's Getting There.

According to all accounts received
from about the county, Gilbert J. Cole,
the boy from Antrim" is simply
wasting the time he is devoting to his
canvass for the Office of register of
deeds. 1t is agreed on all sides that
his election is a foregone conclusion,
and that he would be elected just the
same if he stayed quietly at home until
after the votes were counted. Mr..
Cole isn't that kind of man, however.
The republicans placed him on their
ticket, and he is going to see and talk
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02

WANTED-Lady solicitors for profit
able and paying business, calling on
retail merchants, physicians and other
business and professional men. If you
are hustler and desire to earn good
salary, lose no time in answering this
ssadyeyg ucl ,ent Address, L. G. G. A,
ASSOC yn Bldg, La Crosse, Wis.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
:. JOHN A. WATSON.
Popular With His Home People
Honest, Fearless, Capable Sue
cessful Business Man-vote
For Him.

From the Blncroft Commercial.
Never has Shiawassee asked the suf-
ferage of the people for candidate
more popular with the people than
John A. Watson, the republican candi-
date for sheriff, or better equipped to
discharge the duties of this important
Office to the satisfaction of the people
and with equal honor to himself and
his home town.
Mr.. Watson is plain man, man of
the people, who knows or recognizes no
difference of class or creed. He is
always the same, every day alike, so
that if you ever knew John Watson
you know him today. He may be class
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
Another Charge Against Representa-
tive Chas. E. Ward Shown To


During the canvass preceding the
primary election an article was printed
in several papers about the county,
copied from Lansing paper, charging
that Representative Ward opposed the
passage of the bill giving the Attorney
General power to examine the books
and papers of the several railroads Of
the state in order to determine whether
honest reports had been made to the
state showing the income of these com
panies. the amount of taxes to be paid
being based on the income. That the
charge made against Mr.. Ward is un-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02

G. w. .Danforth, Sd door east of post
office, Owosso, has thirty swarms of
bees for sale. If
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Kansas Guy. Mo. March "A
prize estimated so be worth 100000
Ia the shape u payments for handling
the malls from St. Louis 90 Texas
has inspired a series of speed con
tests In the southwest which have
broken an Transmisslsslppl speed
records for sustained distances. ano
have cndanged the laurela of eastern
roads for fast runs
The distance traversod daily by the
rival flyers OF the Iron Mountain and
Cotton Belt railways on one hand and
The Katy Frisco on The other o.
about zoo miles The average time
made. including stops, ls forty miles
an hour. The actual average running
time D. close 10 sixty miles an hour.
Individual instances are reported IN
which much higher speed o. maze.
For ins ancq. the Frisco goes down
some of the grades On tho Ozarks IN
the early mornlnE hodrs af rate of
speed which the engineers estimate
to be- eighiy-hge miles an hour
u was reported February i2 that tho
Friaco.Kaiy train had made al much
as nlnoty-threc miles an hour. the day
before
Mail woIghers have Just started In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

io hnd out how much the government
shall pay for the next four years for
Transporting the mails from 81. Louis
10 the southwest
No one can Say just what the
weights will be- Tor the next 100
days. but careful calculations based on
the present average amount carried,
and the existing rate OF pay makes
u $500 day, seven days IN the week.
The contract runs for four years,
which would make the total amount
$500 OO0
The fnss mail trains Of both sys
TENS leave ST. Louis between and
a. an Both reach Dallas and Fort
Worth between $3.50 and 3. ono Of
tho competitors viii establish a SEIZED
ale beating the other by half an n0ui
or sp and the next day the rival VIII
have clipped on forty-nyo minutes and
again take fFst place Then tho De-
fcaiod line will start Us train thirtJ
minutes earlier aud cut out ooupl,
OF stops and win again. only "a bs
met with a new schedule by the other
The competition has reached o poln
whore the posionico department q
said 90 have indicated that % is tim,
Co stop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
AN EARLY SPRIAG
AND HUNTER HENRY GIVES HIS
REASONS FoR HIS BELIEF.

The well known duck hunter Col
Arthur A. Henry. has this 20 say about
the spring
m the hight 70 ducks Is any sisn
To be- trusted this is 90 bee a remark
ably early spring of course the MAJ.
lards frequently stay hcrc an winter,
when o. is not too cold 90 % Ia moth
lnR remarkable 90 see many of them.
Hut tho early arrival OF the pitfalls,
which have hccn hero some time and
the green wing teal which came little
later. Indicate that these birds are
not afraid of what may happen. rhe
uiniails usually come 90 tho south
February no To rs. and the green wing
teal aheut February 20 10 30. After
these como the widreon and two vario.
ties uf the scaupH. which frequently
arrive soon after the nrst OF March.
I do not remember however to have
seen a canvass back or red head much
earlier than the middle OF March. They
usually arrive March 10 90 90 After
these come the blue wing teol. the
spoon bill the butter bali and the
ruddy duck, all of which may frequent
/ iy be found hero during the entire
summer az many OF them breed here
These seldom arrive before the last
of March or the FIRST Of April and
ye, "a fellow killed a fne specimen OF
spOunbili d few days ago This, ant
the fact that the canvass hacks are All
ready coming, makes me think thai
the spring Is 10 Dee unusually early
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

iho Judgment of tho lower court being
affirmed the ASST two being BY
curtain. In fhc third named. tho Opln
ion was by Judge rope and in the last
named hy Judge Parker tho attorneys
IN zach case being The same AZ IN No.
lii2.
30 iiif Frank A. fmhholi. appel
liant W. Board of County Commission.
eos of nernaliilu county, appCilce
arising uuf OF the same controversy.
ls sim on tho docket and has not been
naaHed upon aH SGT by thc court
No. 1880, lOnee. Downs q Com
many. appellee. H W. q. Chandler.
rt aL appellants. appeal from tho
district court of Grant cuunIy IN M
Turner foF appellee and Oscar A. Al
nel for appellants. affirmed with per
cent damages Cor appellant Opinion
by Chief Justice Mills
SO 1898. E Captain Land and Gas.
rlo company ulaiuiIH ln error vs u
li Lees. defendant in error, error 80
me- dlgirlcI court for l1nrolu eouufR
~ W prrhafl appearing Tor fho 90
Captain land ana Cattle company and
George D Barber and VandoVcor and
Morton lof defendant zen error AZ
Hnlf involved a Judgment Ger several
thousand dollars secured Id Kansas
against ihe Ei Cupten Land ana CO.
tlc company. which Judgment was up
hcld hy Che supreme court
So 1875. tha United states Of Amer
lon. appellee. ST. ihe Rio Ornudo Dam
end lrriTnilnu company appeal from
the Third judicial district. W. H ~
iiowellyn. United States attorney for
ihc United States aud kloCk and
i. owen for tho appellants Affirmed
Y Opinion by judge John "a McFie This
rs merely another and probably the
final phase OF hr famous litigation
/ involving the right 81 the RIO Orando
Dam and Irrigation company iu build
% dam in tho RIO OrauGa AZ the ~
! phnuf nuftra in sierra county. and
: witch has been before the unlfrd
states aHnromr court and was o..
! manded to ihe territorial supreme
court tho decls.ou being against az.
! poilahts.
i No 1902. Bank ~ Commerce ap.
lpoliauf. ys nnIfd Mining company
I appellee appeal from BOrnnliiio cuun.
.Ity w. 81 Childess appearing fof ap
nDiIluf and n ~ Wiitrfnun Tor ag
I police 'nrmfd Opinion by Judge
Mann
30 ltuu Green 8 CLARK. appellant
Fs tho ApoH Cold MiuIne company
Iu ai appellee from Lincoln county
.|C W prichard apnearng Cor appel
liant aud Hfucft Hudapeih Cor ap
lprIief Affirmed Opinion by IudEr
Abbott
Thursday afternoon cases 1881 aud
.Iff1H o. E hyde Dr. and Marietta a.
Whe'hefili appollccf Ea. , -. Elmrr
'ghurllaut ana 30 1910. Territory 1f
( NCH Mesico. appellee. Vs. lnshnh n.
b. Church. appellant Hero argued and
submitted
Supreme Clork joss u Soma be-.
re.vtd tho report from one ahern qf
lTaos county in lhr hanging OF jobH
COniCY ior the murder ul James Red
ldlnH
Hhe cuur adluufurd az f2 AZ p m.
: to june z1 at 10 a. ne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
CASES BEFORE
SUPREME COURT
AND THOSE DISPOSED or vas.
rERpAV--NoTHlNo or eREA1
IMPORTANCE.

The supreme court continued iis
adjourned session an the chamhCiH in
The capitol buildlng. Santa Fe. yes.
tcrday.
The following business was trans.
acted
Case No. iifi. IN re- =. Sc. Palmer.
an attorney of Pennington. against
whom disburment proceedings were
brought. report OF committee from
Bar association adopted and case De-.
manded 90 the Firsi judicial district
court Of san Juan county Tor hear.
ing.
Case No. hos. entitled Andres Can.
delaria, an infant. by Andres Candle.
laria, bis natural and statutory guar.
dian. appellee, ys Epimenlo A Miera.
appellant. motion for rChearinE de-
nled; motion for 40 per cent damages
denied and judgment rendered on &C.
auritioE on appeal boud.
Case No 1903. entitled Panlita Can
dolaria. an infant. by Emigran Candc
iarla her natural and statutory guar
/ dian, appellee, va. Epimcnlo Miera
/ appellant; motion fer rohcarinE de-
n,sd; motion for 10 per cent damages
/ denied and Judgment rendered on se
curiiles ON appeal bond.
Case No. 1913. entitled G.. p Don
ely, % AZ, vs. n. -. Kelly Ct al. mo
ton TO vacato judgment and reopor
case denied
Case no. 1891. entitled Elins Chavez
and Emilia Chayes de Armiio. appel
lees. W. Ben Myers. administrator
and Maria A DO iucoro and j. Bla'
Lucoro, appellants, motion 20 remand
case 90 lower court sustained.
Case No. iidi. entitled Peter XII
chen. appellee, vs. George Schuster
appellant argued and submitted re
lee and Field and Lester. attorney
for appellant.
Case No. 1854 entitled Levi r
Thompson aud A. -. McMlllen. appel
lanls. VS. Maria lnez Garcia Do Sny
der, appellee; argued aud submitted
I McMillen and Reynolds. attorneys 70
appellants. and CLANCY, attorney 70
\ nunpllUu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

boe of tho national republican COM
mittee from New Mexico and one Of
the leading citizens and the largest
sheep owner Oh TIE territory
Mr. Otero ia q nra. cousin OF ox-
Governor NJ. a. Otero. hls father.
Judge Antonio Jose Otoro. and ok
Governor OierO'e father. Miguel A.
Oioru. having been brothers.
The many people Of the territory
who have known Mr. Otoro and had
ollclal aud personal relations with
him during the many years OF hia Of
fetal life we're in favor Of his reap
pointmcni lie has gained their re-
spccl and good will by biz uniform
courtesy strict attention 90 husi-
ness. fairness and thorough knogi-
edge Of the duties OF hls ONCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Oakland. CAL March albert
sonnichsen. newspaper writer. au.
thor. war correspondent and soldier of
fortune. who halls from this city o.
thought io have met with foul play
lu Macedonia, where he was sent boy
tho New York Evening Pos az por'@i
correspondent Ho arrived al so.
dema, forty miles from siunasiir on
February l5th. disappeared from hia
hotel, two days later and mas nor
since been heard from
s5nicnsca. though bat rs has had
an unusually adventurous career. Dur.
ing the Philippine war. be- and a com
rade were captured hy Aguinaldu, aud
imprisoned f0r ten months
About lS months ago, be- went %
Macedonia. and contributed series
OF brilliant articles on the troubles
there. Il b. thought that he may have
been aaassinaled "a prevent che DIS
closure OK staiu secrets ne % believed
% have uneathod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Pasadena Call March The
United States government n my
opinion, need not look FOR any serious
dimculty ln China The Chinese gov
ernmeni appreciates well tho neceH-
sliy 90 keeping peace with this coun.
try fo permit any acts which viii lead
20 covering the friendly relations of
the tWG countries
Such d ihp opinion of Edward "a.
CunEor. former United States minister
20 China who is visiting nls brother.
Roy y y. C0ngor of this ciJ.
'rho present troubles have arisen
since / left China last April said
Nr Congor However, a. mF iuris-
dictlon extended over the whole Chin.
csc empire, have a fair kuwledgo
of the present crisis and and iho cir
cumaancea leading up go iI The
whole trouble has grown out of the
Attempted boycott Of American goods
american missionaries are only at
lcciod incidentally ln time % riot,
/ u missionaries are in the way they
/ are liable 90 attack but there % no
lurganiaed hostility to them al "a body
Northern China d aa quiet M ever
! Fhe trouble originated Nh suuiheru
Chlua, gnd showed Itself most az
Shanghai Judging from the past.
/ don't believe there viii bn any serl.
GUS difficulty
n believe che Chinese government
D. strong enough 20 control the sltua.
ton and thai an foreign Interests
viii be Analiy respected and protect
cd.
I'd d the part Oi wisdom % ihl
Emitted States government not % b
surprised analu, az q was in 1900. w
can keen our troops iu Manila ans
our ships in AHlnilC waters as well "a
lanywhoro elise Thus safeguardod,
serious trouble we're 90 arise, VA
would bo prepared for "a
"Hui think there O. no need q
RcudinE troops 90 China. Cor the Chin
tae government o. Watching us AM
wcudnt d0 anything io aFuuso 0u
anlmosliy Any further trouble VA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
CITIZENS Ask why
ABSENCE OF FIRE ESCAPES
SEEMS ENPEpiENT THAT THE
BUILDING INSPECTOR SHOULD
ENFORCE CITY ORDINANCE
WHERE FIRE EscAPE6 ARE
NEEDED.

A prominent citizen yesterday cali-
ed the attention of O reporter OF The
Ecvcnlng Citizen 90 the absence Of
fire escapes On buildings in Albuquor-
que hat should be- equipped with
them for the safety OF the tenants Of
tho sacond and third floors.
u don't know OF single building
in town that ia properly equipped
with means of escape for people live
ing on the sec0ld and third floors. On
CuHo fire should cut OF earoaa by
stairway" continued che close obs
server. Il know of one building Ia
the city in which at least twenty
people sleep ON the second floor, thai
has only one stairway. How easy
q would be- for a fire % destroy ihil
one stairway before being discovered
ard what perm u would place the
altrppra in Z know OF a three story
hotel building with the whole third
floor occupied Boy hotel ana with
bat two stnirwaya and no fire escape
Aud there are several other similai
instances in town that arc worthy nl
attention Albuquerque Will awake
some morning with Che horrors W q
holocaust within iIH gates that q lii-
fle foresight and preeauilon would
have avoided
The city ordinance ou fire escapes
la aa follows
"AN persons conducting hotels
boarding houses aud roomlug houses
two or mnru stories m height. shall
be- required 90 provide sailcicnl ANS
adequate fire escapes 90 be- built Of
.ifon and inspected by said tc.tyl
building inspector
Tine ordinance further provide.
that thIH ordinance shall be- ca
forced by the building Inspector. and
that persons failing 10 cumply with h
after due aud sufficient notice. shat
b. nued not less than $40 nor NOR,
than $50. or sentenced 90 serve moi
less than ten days NOE more inaf
thirty days. or both penalties. foI
each ami every nfiouse. and oyrr
day shall constitute a neW and sep.
nrate uifcnac
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
BOSS OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-
A JOB HOLDER FOR FAIR
suut oreen's salaries.


Washington March 3 Some mon
have a large capacit fur driving sal
aries. others have unnn Of IRE Tor
mer class b. BERNARD 81. Green. super
lntondrni ui the library Of congress-
ni nn annual salary of fb0G0 por year,
That ISL main SALARY. ilo owns 90
several others
Congressman TaWney noticed thar
o. takes 5000 n year to keep the
library clean and tidy That much
Just fuf labor TaWnpy wanted Ga
know nuW ii happens that 30 cosif ao
much Incidentally Do asked Mr.
Green if Pc gave an hiH time 90 hia
work al The library BEING answered
in the Affirmative be- asked
"Hut you are the architect employed
IN the construction OF the national
museum buildlnEf'
~ am d0iag that as general con
tractor Tor the government ! have
been in the business So long that ! d1
business Tor Uncle snm in that way,
responded Green
"fuu set CNiia CIWuCu1atluu ful
that over ana above your salary
n gel 81 1000 "a year Cor that"
Asked if hr dld work for outside
parties Mr Green replied that be- bad
friends and sometimes asa work foi
them
You auporinttndod tho cunsfwciicu
OF the willard huipl7"
"a did look after ID for the owners
fhey are friends OF mine ! have moi
time fo do business Of tnat sort FUKu
larry, that ir, 90 make o ausicoHa OF q
but"
"An' you are 90 luaa aftor the add
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
v. N. c. a. ASSOCIATION
Holus ATHLETIC


Norfolk. Va. March 2-Tho SECOND
0l the series ct athletic me- fs arrang.
"a between the athletic sections so
the 81 NJ. O. A. associations of New
port News. Portsmouth and Norfolk.
win take place here this evening. The
I hrat OF these meets was held at New.
port News on January 90. and the
next aud last one will be- held az Ports.
mouth on April q
According 10 the program for these
meets. athletic teams representing the
physical departments Of the three as.
sociationa viii participate ln each ~
these meetings. The teams are com
poHod OF the best athletes of the ~
spcctivC cities Tho list OF events for
tnls evening viii include running.
jumping apparatus exercises, relay
races ard basket ball games
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
|EhE INSANE ASYLUM
AGAIN BEFORE PUBLIC
Ind the Officials win dave to
Answer Charges Of Mis-.
treatment Of Patients.
DISCHARGED NURSE COMPLAINANT

For some time paai ugly rumors
concerning the conduct OF AFFAIRS AZ
4 Pc Insane asylum az Las Vegas have
3ocn in circulation A few days ago,
o. understood. Governor hagorman
Deceived communication making
poclnc charges against certain ON.
iala connected with the asylum. The
ow Mexican has also received a com.
lnication which O. repuhliahea. not
0uChlnE for ita correctness. but sim.
iy aa matter OF news n is repro
uccd in The Evening Ciiizcn below.
De- understood that the board Of re-.
ruis Of which jefferson Reynolds.
rcsldCut 0f the First National bank
Las Vegas. ls president. has taken
D the matter and Is Swing u careful
itCntlun. M tbia connection % O.
on 20 state that Dr. w n. Upton,
10 has been physician in charge
nee the insilfuilou Of the Asylum.
xteCu years ago, was recently super.
ided by d. o. ~ Smith who Is now
charge.
Tho Communication reads.
'Charg0s are preferred against
laa Bessie Sheffad. OF the Insane
yium, 20 Prosecuting Attorney 3. ~
avlH. Las Vegas. by Miss Francis Ad.
oman OF beating q patient % such a.
xleni q is thought Il resulted In hoI
sath two days later
"nr Upton. superintendent pro
punced u nervous exhaustion. al
ough he did not see the patent from
II time she took seriously ill until
a.. "a u.
~ 81 the aeylum.
ION Friday. December 90. 1905. al
so n M. getting up time. the two
"a nurses resumed their duiioc M
Dual. Miss Addicman attending the
,d patients, and Miss shorrad The
manning ones DOB the ward. WhoI
nrlc EHpinuan De Haca. n poor ltu'
'llcato Mexican patient. came ou
the room. she being very insane
ihouRh nor violent and began dress
In another patients clothing, Mis-
lorud took her by the uapc 81 hc
ck aud threw her on the nOor anl
nt her head on the hard. oiled 600
ban Il was almost beaten 90 a jelly
en- arose and kicked her until Their
aE a large number of black spots al
III NNNfa W WI ~ NN hNN NNAN WHN'
togred.
II is firmly believed by Miss AddlC
nn, who was an eye witness 10 On
cno un Friday morning and VIII
ls the patients special nurse, q
mday afternoon. that she died fror
&mjurlos inflicted by Miss sherral
b latter nurse disllkod the patieu
nv much because she was noisy an
OuhlosomC She said she would ili
KIN her Miss sherrad had hande
her resignation when threatone
m the law. n was consequent
rrlcd 20 Dr. w. r. Upton. superb
ndont. who relnstatod hCr, and Oh
now sim on duty ln ward ~
Thls De- only one Instance az cruoit
this institution. There are man
hers. and insist that che publ
ould know exactly how badly the
4 imposed upon
FRANCES ApBLEMAN,
Nurse at Asylum