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[page 532] appearance of patients other than the two things you have mentioned, than what you always did whether visitors were there or not? A. I dont know as you might call it comfort; we had to fix up their clothes a little too. Q. What clothes? A. Their wearing apparel. Q. When visitors came? A. Yes, sir, some times changed a patients clothing Q. That you did not enumerate when I asked you before. You did not add that to the things. Do you mean to say that when visitors came you made changes in your patients clothing? A. Yes, if it was necessary. Q. That that was your habit? A. That was our habit if necessary. Q. To what extent was it ever necessary? A. Some times a patient would tear his clothes and we would change them. Q. He would have torn it since the last visits A. Yes sir Q. Was it not a part of your duty to see that that was done? A. Yes, sir Q. Either by yourself or through others? A. Yes, sir. Q. In that particular you were merely acting on the general orders of the institution were you