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[page 133] you? you could order them and they would obey you? A. Whenever it was found dirty they would clean it up. You misunderstood as to the question asked. He spole in reference to being filthy, and it was the use that the patients made of the bath tubs. That was all I had reference to. The attendants could not help the patients coming in there. It was the construction of the building which prevented the proper cleanliness of it. Q. To whose fault do you attach the construction of the building, and its being faulty, in your opinion? A. That would be an opinion. You dont want me to give an opinion. Q. I wish to know against whom you made the charge? A. I haven't made any charge. Q. You spoke of certain things being filthy. Now I want to know, or would like to know to whom the blame attaches? You say the filth is due to the faulty construction of the building, as I understand you now? A. It was impossible for an attendant, with an open bath tub and an open water closet, with two or three patients