The Mars

145 F. 446, 1906 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 212
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania·Decided June 22, 1906·No. No. 47·Published·Cited by 5 cases

Opinion

HOLLAND, J.

On the authority of McCarron v. Dominion Atlantic Railway Company (D. C.) 134 Fed. 762, I have allowed Dr. Roe’s [447] bill of $69, and the claim of Spira Sernas for medicine furnished Manides, amounting to $42, and board for the 26 weeks after he came out of the hospital, at $5 per week and $50 for future treatment which he seems to require, making a total of $291. The claimant wás treated at the German Hospital, and was discharged from there not entirely-cured, and he would be entitled to be paid for any necessary expense to effect a cure so far as the ordinary medical means extend, but not for extraordinary treatment or attention which he could himself give.

Decree accordingly.

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