The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-11

Ice Mack and his wife Tillie Mack,
1ra-fer-in-law and sister of l.. Ehr-
~rrtraut. who was transported as
Ha results of the activities of DR..
Ssns and Dr. St0rkan on Saturday
-ichr. November 3rd, from the Out
lax Community Hospital to the Sher-
iiqr County Memorial Hospital about
n hours after he had been operated
uDon bv DR.. Faucet, where they re-
oDeratad upon him, from which re-
'peration the man died, told a repre-
sentative of the Producers News that
the reason that they moved their
BROTHER was because of the rosy prom
ses of those doctors to save their
bOher's life. These signers of the
afdauts appearing in the Sheridan
County Farmer, say that while the
Pentywood doctors did not tell them
IN so many words to move the sick
man, they did not tell them not to,
but did tell them that if they had an
opportunity to operate upon the man
At once that the man had a 60-40
chance Of recovering.
And that because Of these bright
hopes held out, and being desperate
TO save their brothers. life, they NOV
Cd him over the frozen ground for
Is niles
In telling their story to the Produc-
es News, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack retOld
bow that Leo Zeidler, Ray Lang and
d. Sells had come up to see them
after the exposure appeared in the
Producers News and asked them to
1gn afidavits, which were prepared
ior them by DR.. Sells. They said that
lf. Sells told them that he would give
@JO if he had never gotten into the
ness at all, but they said that DR.
sells and DR.. Storkan collected a big
lee for the operation performed up
q me dead man even in spite of the
--d that they did not save him a:
ley were SO sure they could do-tha-
ley were not too sorry to take The
money.
PIGIFUL STORY
NJ and Mrs. Mack told the stor!
lhe illness and death of L. Ehr
-slntraUt as follows:
ludwig was taken i'll on Friday
--a vent to bed He had been fail
s all summer. On Monday he fel
Ss.,er, and went with his wife t
g--ook where Dr. Faucet treate,
-.t hand for blood poison. He di
say anything tc the doctor abou
S5I but returned home. Wednes
-s Alght he got worse. Thursday h
..5 -y % Outlook and over to the hos
aa- 70 consult Dr. Fawcett, who tol
-- - ne had a bad case of append
rs ~. ana must be operated upon. d.
rr. rr1.' called Dr. Healey of FlaE
IS ana he arrived Friday forenoo
II 49, lne two doctors operated. Al
til Il-Sy ~ had operated, DIR. Faucet
y. 0 'if. Ehmanntraut that thel
~. ,e-y little hope for her husband
me-. lg mad a cancer, adhesions an
So. I.I..'lG,lslS, and that his time We
H.' H-,.. mat he had found a bad ccl
r.it mad put in a drain and mu.
80 19f Developments: that if 81
&C 74 another doctor she was we
70 call one-anvone
0b-~..., MIS-. Ehmanntraut called F
~;-;ltke ~;r:lrke from Plentvwood who a.
e-sr.1-59d e-.,el9d the last Sacrament al
3s 3-.ea eaea Jhe man for death. The
r,o ssu1 .l Word to relatives who can
CsT,S." ,o"n from the farms over
r,.I.a' ra' and her husbands father al
Nm VINO came up from Ambros
n together with one Of his brot
r,.o me family held consuItatic
I5s decided to call another doctC {, t
b,,.r ,lo.aer from Ambrose called +
he GA. &. Crosby by telephone. a
i,,to,Oaoy doctor asked them who t
azrsr.5a2T was caring for Ludwig: u tn
errot r,s1 L.i Dr. Faucet. He reDiied:
he bas+N +N5lp you any; DR.. Faucet
a IN S doctor ia this country 7 ca /.
qs "a ~ ! nm anything. The There is :
hg n 90 70 the expense Of NV = 90
1essa M rDE Faucet knows his bl1
while 'LHey We're then reconciled +
eoa'd NJ oqt { the brothers and sistl
pe'ess condition. They Il