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3. By reason of the negligentmanner in which the
defendant conducted and carried on its business as hereinabove particularly
described andby reason of the general manner in which it earried on con-
tinuously the business above referred to, employing and soliciting for em-
ployment large numbers of persons continuously, the defendant did in fact
thereby create and maintain a nuisance, from which the decedent received a
direct and special injury by reason of the proximate and natural effect of
said nuisance in introducing into and fixing and depositing in the body of
the said decedent the substances hereinabove referred to and in causing then
to come in dengerous and close proximity and contact with the body of the
decedent, by reason of all of which she died.
Judgment will be claimed on the second count in the sum
of $75,000.00, together with costs of this suit to be taxed.
The plaintiff Harold J. Weber, administrator of the estate
of Louise Banle Weber, deceased, says that:
THIRD COUNT
1. The plaintiff is a resident and citisen of the minici-
pality of Olive Bridge, Ulster County, in the State of New York. The plain-
tiff was duly appointed and has qualified as administrator of the estate of
Louise Hanle Weber, such appointment having been made by the Surrogate of
Essex County, New Jersey, on June 17, 1935.
2.
The plaintiff repeats the allegations of paragraphs
2 to 11 inclusive of the first count.
3.
For considerably more than a year prior to the time
of her death, the decedent suffered much pain as a result of lesions produced
by radioactive substances deposited and fixed in her body, and in addition
to the pain suffered by reason of the condition of her right arn as the
same developed, and the amputation thereof, the decedent suffered in other
parts of her body from the effects of the said radioactive substances, and
was obliged to expend and become indebted in large sums of money for medical
and hospital attention and for medicines and appliances, and was prevented
from attending to her usual occupations thereby producing additional
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