TAFT, J.
As we view it, the only question involved in the instant case is whether reasonable minds could determine that plaintiff was not guilty of contributory negligence, or, in other words, that she was, at the time of her injury, exercising ordinary care.
It may be observed that the conclusion of the Court of Appeals (that reasonable minds could determine that plaintiff had exercised ordinary care) does not require us either to reach a similar conclusion...
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