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punishment, yes, sir.
Q. It was what he did it for? A. That is
what he did it for.
Q. Was this attendant in anger? did he
seem to be enraged? A. No, I dont know as he was.
Q. Excited? A. No, I dont think he was.
Q. Did the patient offer any resistance to the
attendants? A. I dont think he did.
Q. What was the name of the attendant?
A. Hamilton had charge of the hall
Q. He was the man who did the business
was he? A. Had a hand in it any way.
Q. Did you regard that as a case of abuse
at the time? A. I should think so.
Q. Did you report it? A. I did not. I
reported none of these cases for the same
reason I gave.
Q. Did you refrain from reporting because you
expected if you did report the man would
be discharged? A. I think he would have
been if Dr. Harlow had known it.
Q. If you had reported these cases to Dr.
Harlow would you not have expected the men
to be discharged? A. Each and every one of them
Q. And was not that the reason why you
didn't report, but concealed the facts, because