Court of Appeals of Georgia February 9, 1909, 1221 (Fretwell v. Seaboard Air-Line Railway)

Russell, J.

A railroad company is not required to use extraordinary diligence for the safety of one who boards a train at a regular station, without having made any effort to procure a ticket, and who, after entering the car, does not inform any of the carrier’s servants as ito the point to which he desires to be carried, and neither offers to pay his fare nor in any other way calls the attention