PER CURIAM.
The appellee was employed by appellant as a switchman in its yards at Marion, Ohio. On the night of July 27, 1931, while engaged with his crew in moving a cut of cars over an interchange track between the appellant's yards and the yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the engine of his train ran into the rear end of a train operated by the Big Four Railroad, with the result that he was thrown from the top of a car and injured, for which he sued and...
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