Levy v. Industrial Commission

Before considering the contentions of the plaintiff, it may be stated that on February 8, 1936, Harold Lentzke, who was then not incompetent, was severely injured under circumstances which entitled him to medical, surgical, and hospital treatment, and to compensation. He recovered from all of the injuries sustained by him except those resulting from a brain concussion. Following his injury, he was furnished extended treatment in two hospitals, four sanatoriums and at the Mayo^ clinic, for the purpose of curing and relieving him from the effects of his injury. ITe was also paid compensation.…