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said radioactive substances and the emanations thereof and ingested the
same to the said plaintiff's great damage.
4. Plaintiff, Mae Cubberley Canfield, was not informed or
warned and had no knowledge of the nature of the said dangerous radio-
active substances into close proximity with which she was by the defendent's
negligence brought.
5. Plaintiff, Mae Cubberley Canfield, was exposed to said
radioactive substances for the greater part of the day time during a
period of time from on or about the first day of September, 1916, to on or
about the first day of February, 1918.
6. By reason of the defendant's negligence as hereinbefore
set forth in paragraph 3 of this count, the body of the plaintiff, Mae
Cubberley Canfield, became impregnated 1th said radioactive substances.
7. Said radioactive substances so introduced into the
system of the plaintiff, Mae Cubberley Canfield, still continue to bombard
said plaintiff's body internally and continually attack and break down the
said plaintiff's tissues and body substance, causing the said plaintiff,
Mae Cubberley Canfield, thereby great pain and suffering both mental and
physical.
8. The effect of the introduction of the said radio-active
substances into the human body is such as not to immediately appar-
ent and plaintiff, Mae Cubberley Canfield, did not feel said effects or know of
the beginning of the continuing injury done to her thntl several years
following her last exposure to said dangerous radioactive substances and
plaintiff, Mae Cubberley Canfield, was not apprised of the nature of her
bodily ailments or informed or knew that her suffering was due to the
negligence of the defendant until on or about the 15th of June, 1928.
9. By reason of the premises plaintiff became,Wal and is
sick, sore, lame and disabled and crippled and has so remained for a long
space of time, becoming ill on or about the 15th of November 1926, with
continually increasing pain and suffering both mental and physical from
the tine of the first onset of her illness unto the present time,
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