The award was warranted by medical opinion that the coronary occlusion resulting in death was caused by the arduous work of cutting trees in very cold weather by use of a power saw weighing about 50 pounds, which decedent carried from tree to tree and then lifted and applied with pressure to each tree to be cut, the effort producing a coronary thrombosis at that time and the occlusive process continuing until death occurred three days later after continued hard labor daily...
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