Barrett v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co.

— An automobile, operated by Lewis Reinig, accompanied by C. J. Berger, was struck by an engine with passenger train, as it passed in an easterly direction over Seigel Street, in the city of Tama, at about 2 o’clock P. M., September 19, 1916. Both occupants of the automobile were killed, one expiring immediately, and the other the following day. In this action, recovery for damages to the estate of Berger is sought. The petition alleges that he was without fault, and that 'the defendant was guilty of negligence: (1) In failing “to give any warning of said train, as required by law, before…