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[page 146] and felt incapable of looking into the matter much. Q. When was that? A. I dont remember now; along when he first came there as trustee. I complained to him about the bread at one time and told him we had been having bad bread. Q. Who had the charge of the tables and providing for them? A. The steward and treasurer. Q. Mr. Lakin was it? A. Yes, sir. Q. Even show Mr. Lakin anything you called tainted meat? A. No, sir, I went to the superintendent. Q. You have been in hospitals before? A. Yes, sir. Q. Have you a family? A. Yes, sir. Q. Do you consider that it is a thing that never happens that meat should be tainted? Dr. Butler: I object to his answering any question calling for his judgement. Q. As matter of fact, doesn't that thing always occur? A. I don't know. Q. Once in a while can you avoid it absolutely? A. Seven years I was in Jacksonville hospital and I never heard of it but once. Q. What was your station there? A. The same as here Q. Never heard of it but once in seven years?