A bill for Mo.ooo marks damage* for allowing her husband to die in the bed of a IJerlin pension was lately charged against Mrs Hyman (Jildberg, of San Krancisco, who has left for America wit lit lie body. In registering a complaint against the exorbitant charge iii the American Consulate Mrs Goldberg declared I hat whom her husband became ill be tell into the hands of a I'orlin doctor who conducts a private hospital, a. boarding-house, and. an exchange hank all in one. When it became evident that Mr Goldberg could 1 not leave the place, Mr (Jlodberg says, the physician imposed extortionate extra charges. th(> total of the bills running to hundreds ol thousands of marks. Mr Goldberg died, whereupon the doctor imposed a final charge of 00.000 marks, saying that guests hereafter wouldn't want (the room because * death had occurred in it.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3148, 18 December 1922, Page 2
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