PAGE. East St. L., C. & W. Ry. ads. East Side Levee Dist. (Craig, J.) 362 Glos ads. Harts. (Farmer, J.).... Glos ads. Miltenberger. (Cartwright, J.)... Granite City Nat. Bank ads. Simonoff. (Cartwright, J.). H Hartley v. Hartley. (Farmer, J.)... Harts v. Glos. (Farmer, J.)... .... 279 485 501 248 593 485 210 (Duncan, J.).... 570 (Duncan, J.)... 542 163 Heineke v. Chicago Railways Co. (Duncan, J.).. 107 256 (Carter, C. J.).. 560 Illinois Central R. R. ads. People ex rel. (Craig, J.)........ 263 Jolly ads. Dubach. (Craig, J.) J (Craig, J.)...... 235 C. J.)........... II (Cooke, J.)... 565 (Carter, C. J.) 352 530 Kaszubiski v. Illinois Malleable Iron Co. (Craig, J.)....... 374 Massieon ads. People ex rel. (Dunn, J.). 312 McGinnis v. Boyd. (Farmer, J.). 283 McGrath ads. People, for use, etc. (Dunn, J.) ............. 550 Mobile & Ohio R. R. ads. East Side Dist. (Cartwright, J.).. 319 PAGE. People ex rel. v. Day. (Per Curiam.). 148 411 (Duncan, J.) 542 107 263 159 312 550 540 289 435 634 481 139 .... People v. Donahoe. (Farmer, J.)..... Peoria Ry. Terminal Co. v. Industrial Board. R (Carter, C. J.) 352 (Cooke, J.).... 118 Roberts v. Cleveland, Cin., Chi. & St. L. Ry. (Cooke, J.)... 493 Roberts ads. People ex rel. (Carter, C. J.).. 540 Rockford City Traction Co. ads. Pease. (Dunn, J.)......... 513 S Savoy Hotel Co. v. Industrial Board. (Cooke, J.) 329 Schmidt v. Bauermeister. (Duncan, J.). 504 Scholer v. City of Chicago. (Cartwright, J.). 167 Shannon v. City of Chicago. (Duncan, J.)..... 582 118 88 Sheibley ads. Pontiac Mutual County Ins. Co. (Cooke, J.)... Springfield, City of, v. Inter-State Ind. Tel. Co. 289 435 39 (Dunn, J.).. 324 (Cooke, J.).. 194 (Cooke, J.) 110 634 Wahlman v. Becker Milling Co. (Duncan, J.)... Warren v. Warren. (Dunn, J.). Z CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS. (No. 10966.-Reversed and remanded.). THE EUGENE DIETZEN COMPANY, Plaintiff in Error, vs. THE INDUSTRIAL BOARD OF ILLINOIS et al. Defendants in Error. Opinion filed June 21, 1917. 1. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION-injury must arise out of and in the course of the employment. It is not sufficient, under the Workmen's Compensation act, that the injury occurs "in the course of" the employment but it must also arise "out of" the employment, as these words are used conjunctively in the statute and the circumstances of the accident must come within both requirements. 2. SAME when injury arises out of the employment. An injury arises "out of" the employment, within the meaning of the Workmen's Compensation act, when the accident results from a risk reasonably incidental to the employment. 3. SAME master is not liable for injury resulting from a duty undertaken by a servant as a volunteer. Where a servant, voluntarily and without direction from the master and without his acquiescence, goes into hazardous work outside of his contract of hiring he puts himself beyond the protection of the master's implied undertaking and is not within the terms of the Workmen's Compensation act. 4. SAME-word "volunteer" defined. A volunteer is one who introduces himself into matters which do not concern him, and |