Shebeck v. National Cracker Co.

It is alleged that William Shebeck, an inexperienced boy of eighteen years, was employed by defendant in its cracker factory, and set to work feeding dough through the rollers of a machine there in' use; and while thus employed he was, without fault on his own part, caught in the gearing of said machine, receiving injuries from which death ensued. The defendant is charged with negligence in failing to instruct and warn the deceased ■concerning the dangers attending the use of said machines; in failing to properly box or otherwise guard the wheels ;and gearing, which were operated at very…