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PHTHISIS-SUMMARY.
Report up to June, 1912, on the condition of Patients sent to
the Benenden Sanatorium during the year 1910.
No. 1.—E. C. Tobacconist's Assistant. Well in health. Steward
on the Orient Line.
„ 2.—E. P. Stationer's Assistant. At work and in good health.
,, 3.—G. N. Clerk. Died June 4th, 1912.
,, 4.—H. D. Carpet Porter. Goue to Australia.
„ 5.—F. C. Disinfector. Died March 1st, 1912.
,, 6.—W. S. Boot salesman. Died November 8th, 1911.
,, 7.—J. M. Leather Case Maker. Not improving.
,, 8.—D. M. Bookbinder. Died 26th March, 1911.
,, 9.—W. J., Brassfinisher. Died October, 1911.
„ 10.—A. C. General Labourer. Very bad in Infirmary.
,, 11.—P. C. Signwriter. Not improved.
,, 12.—C. B. Stoker. At work and in good health.
Summary :—dead, 5; dying, 1; not improved, 2 ; in good health, 3 ;
unknown, 1 (in Australia)—Total, 12.
Report up to June, 1912, on the condition of Patients sent to
the Benenden Sanatorium during the year 1911.
No. 13.—E. L. Liftman. Not improved. Disease progressing.
,, 14.—P. B. Stationer's Assistant. Disease progressing.
,, 15.—J. H. Wholesale Druggist's Assistant. Little improvement.
„ 16.—F. S. Railway Inspector. Well in health.
„ 17.—T. S. Market Porter. Died in Dulwich Infirmary Dec.
1st, 1911.
,, 18.—F. A. H. Stoker. Not improved. Disease progressing.
,, 19.—B. J. S. Checker on Railway. Very ill. Disease not
arrested.