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446 LUNATICS AND INSANE. [ART. LIX
copy of this Section shall be read or exhibited to every person request-
ing admission to any institution in accordance with its provisions.
1910, ch. 715. sec. 38C (p. 190). 1916, ch. 566, sec. 41.
41. Whenever in the opinion of any medical superintendent or chief
medical officer of any institution, hospital, asylum, home or retreat for
the insane it may be for the benefit of any patient to grant such patient
leave of absence or parole, on trial, such parole may be granted for a
period not exceeding six months, or such further period or periods for
which said parole may be renewed at the option of the medical superin-
tendent or chief officer, upon application in writing, endorsed by the
relatives, friends or other persons at whose instance the said patient was
first committed, and who shall obligate themselves to give him or her
proper care during the period of such parole or any renewal or renewals
thereof. Any such patient may be returned by his friends or brought
back by the duly designated officers of the institution from which he
has been paroled at or before the expiration of the period of parole, as
provided for the return of patients who have escaped from institutions,
asylums, hospitals, homes or retreats for the insane within this State.
45.
This section referred to in dealing with the state's liability under the
act of 1914, chapter 778. for the support of dependent insane at Sylvan
Retreat (owned and operated by Allegany County). Allegany County v.
Lunacy Commission. 127 Md. 165.
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Maryland Asylum and Training School for Feeble-Minded.
1916, ch. 566, sec. 46A.
46A. The Orphans' Court or County Commissioners of the City or
County in which idiotic, imbecile or feeble-minded persons may reside
who shall hereafter be received into the Maryland Asylum and Train-
ing School for the Feeble-Minded under the provisions of Section 46 of
this Article, shall have full power and authority and it shall be their
duty to exercise, with respect to such persons, all the powers conferred
and the duties imposed upon the County Commissioners and the Super-
visors of City Charities by Section 3A of this Article, to the end that
payment for the maintenance and support of such idiotic, imbecile or
feeble-minded persons, while in said Maryland Asylum and Training
School for the Feeble-Minded, may be required, made, collected, and
accounted for as in the case of persons embraced within the provisions
of said Section 3A.
1916, ch. 566, sec. 46B.
46B. Such Orphans' Court or County Commissioners, as the case
may be, shall have full power and authority, in the case of all persons
heretofore sent to the Maryland Asylum and Training School for the
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