Richter v. Dahlman & Inbush Co.

Action to recover for personal injuries sustained by reason of plaintiff falling over a tow-line between two automobiles.

A truck owned by defendant Dahlman & Inbush Company became disabled about 5 o’clock in the afternoon of February 14, 1920, at a point two blocks distant from the intersection of Milwaukee and Wisconsin streets. A touring car owned by defendant Henke was secured to tow the truck. To connect the cars an inch chain fifteen feet long was used, and when they were connected the cars were about ten feet apart. The Henke car then towed the truck north *9on Milwaukee street towards…