Schulz v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad

Sec. 192.29 (5), Stats., directs the warning which must be placed at every railway-highway crossing.

“Danger Signs. Every railroad corporation shall maintain wherever its track crosses a public highway or street and near such crossing a large signboard with the following inscription, painted in large letters on each side: ‘Look Out For Cars,’ in such manner as to be visible on the highway or street at least a hundred feet distant on each side of such crossing, except that after May 1, 1935, any such signs repainted, replaced, or newly erected shall bear the inscription ‘Railroad Crossing’…