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[page 469] A. Yes, sir Q. At that amusement? A. Yes, sir. Q. And attendants had to go with them and did go with them did they? A. Yes, sir, a certain number. Q. And that had reduced the number of attendants from three to two in this particular part of the building, if I understood you right? A. Had reduced them from four to two Q. Half and half? A. Yes, sir Q. And there were two still left in the wards where there had been four? A. That is the impression I have now. Q. Were as many as half of the patients in those particular wards absent also at the amusement? Half of the attendants were gone. What was the proportion of patients, about? A. I should say nearly half. It varies. It is owing to the condition of the patients; some times more than half, some times under half. Q. Then were there just about the same proportion of patients as there had been when the full number of attendants and patients were there? A. Probably. Q. So that each attendant had just about the