Joos's Case

The employee, on August 9, 1926, “lost his left forearm and left hand by reason of his left hand being caught” in a machine on which he was working. He was awarded specific compensation for the loss of his hand and also additional compensation for his diminished capacity to *326labor. On November 3,1928, the Industrial Accident Board found that the employee was a minor, born November 18, 1907; that he had an earning capacity in the labor market of $10 a week; and awarded him a lump sum settlement of $2,182.57. The insurer appealed.

There is nothing in the record to show that the insurer had notice…