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Gas Co. V. Marshall, 23 Ind. App. 121. See, also, Cleveland &c. R. Co. V. Carr, 95 111. App. 576. Quarry carpenter, by acting as a volunteer, was deprived of the right to have a lookout kept for his safety. Bowling Green Stone Co. V. Cap- shaw. (Ky. ) 61 S. W. Eep. 507. Act beyond the scope of employment involved danger, but did not. In view of the lack of deliberation, in the emergency, appear to be reckless or imprudent. Eisk not assumed. Chicago cfr. R. Co. V. McCarty, 49 Neb. 475. Floor swe...eper did not assume the risk of injury incident to wiping a moving belt, which was l)eyond the scope of his employment. Norfolk- Bee IS II gar Co. V. Hight. 59 \eli. 100. Klevatorman went to se(» what stopped his elevator. His act was not beyond his duty though he was ordered to report in case of trou])le. Stone v. Bosrawen Mills, (N. H. ) 5. 2 Atl. Ec]). Lli». A fireman callcfl upon by the engineer to aid in throwing on a belt. 1600 Fellow Servants. \v()i!K ui:y(). Ni) scope of employment. And thus to work out of his sphere, subject to great and unknown risks, M-ithout ini'orination or caution, recovered from the master for injuries received, as the engineer represented the master, Mann v.
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