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See, Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , in which the court concluded that had the sleigh been able to pass over the tracks quickly without retardation caused by the condition of the crossing, it would have been safe and the accident would not have occurred.

P. R. Co. 68 Minn. 341 , ; Peaslee v. Railway Transfer Co. 120 Minn. 347 , ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ); that it is bound to be on the lookout for men, women, and children at public crossings and to exercise due care to discover them; and that it is not enough merely to exercise care to avoid injuring them after discovering them in places of danger.

Co. 135 Minn. 37 , ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ; Crosby v. G. N. Ry.

Co. 135 Minn. 37 , ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , .

Co. 135 Minn. 37 , ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ; see also Anno.

Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , , and cases therein cited.

Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ; Reader v. Ottis, 147 Minn. 335 , , 16 A. L. R. 463.

In Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , , the accident occurred at a crossing in the village of Bamum over which all travel to or from the territory west of the village passed.

Co. 135 Minn. 37 , ; and Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , .

1659 ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ; Palyo v. Northern Pacific Ry.

1659 ; Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , ; Palyo v. Northern Pacific Ry.

This holding was followed in Gowan v. McAdoo, 143 Minn. 227 , .

The disposition of both appeals in this action is controlled by the decision in Gowan v. McAdoo, supra, page 227, .