FELTON, J.
1. The defendant contends that the petition, properly construed, shows that the injuries received by the plaintiff were proximately caused by his own negligence. To support such contention it argues: that the plaintiff did not allege whether the crossing was a safe or unsafe crossing, therefore it must be assumed that the crossing was properly marked with warning signs warning motorists of the crossing; that either the plaintiff saw the signs and disregarded...
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