Kramer v. Tone Bros.

— A further statement of facts is necessary. It appears that, on and prior to August 16, 1919, deceased was in the employ of defendants Tone Bros., at weekly wages, and that on said date he was fatally injured by the explosion of a drum of ammonia, and death resulted the next day. Deceased left a wife, claimant, to whom he had been legally married for several years; also, two legally adopted children, appellees Kenneth and Melvin, who were six and eight years of age at the time of the injury to their father. They had been his legally adopted children for five and seven years, respectively. In…