Myers v. W. C. DePauw Co.

The record in this case presents the question of the sufficiency of each of two paragraphs of complaint.

The first alleged the appellant’s employment for the appellee in carrying plate glass to the grinding tables in appellee’s plate glass factory; that while so engaged a glass broke and one of the pieces, in falling, struck his wrist and inflicted the injury complained of. The charge *591of negligence against the appellee was in failing to notify the appellant of the dangers of the employment, and in neglecting to supply him with leather gauntlets for the protection of his arms and wrists. It was…