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By Dr. Butler: Q. Wasn't the child born when you went in A. Yes sir. Q. You say you went directly A. Yes sir Q. How long would it take you to go from your room to hers A. Not very long, 2 or 3 minutes. Q. Did you get the impression that it was a case that needed your immediate attention A. I didn't know. He wanted me to go directly in and I went. Q. Did you go with a feeling that there was a little promptness necessary A. I didn't know. Q. Do you think it would take 3 minutes A. I dont know as it would. Q. Some where between 2 and 3 minutes perhaps A. Perhaps so. Q. When you reached the room I understood you to say you detected the condition at once A. Yes sir. Q. At that it needed no examination of the person to see A. No sir. Q. It was very plain A. Yes sir Q. Where were the attendants A. They were there Q. They in the room A. Yes sir.