BLANDIN, J.
The basic claims of the defendant are that there was no evidence to submit to the jury, first, that the train struck the wagon; second, that the speed of the train was improper or that it or any other negligence of the railroad was causal; and finally, that the plaintiff's contributory negligence was established as a matter of law.
The first two contentions require no extended consideration. The
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