Witness told some of those present to take the child to the hospital opposite and then telephoned to Dr. Dunne to come and see her, but, when the doctor arrived, nothing could be done. Witness did all he possibly could to avoid the accident and to sce to the child's welfare, bat he did not feel that. he was responsible for the child running across the road.
Tu answer to the Court, Mr. Alexander said that his brakes were in order. He was always in the habit of driving his car carefully. At the time of the accident, he thought that the "speed was between 15 and 18 miles per hour. He could not account for the length of the skid marks as proved by the police. He thought that he had
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