O'Neill v. Manget, 44 Mo. App. 279 (1891)

The space rented to the defendant was part of a hotel office, but there was no evidence in the case, that the white muslin sheet placed over the window materially interfered with the use of other parts of the room than those let to the defendant. The room had other windows and glass doors. Nor was there any evidence to what extent the muslin shut out the light through the window over which it was placed. The original gilt-letter sign remained on the window and is still there. All these facts appeared by the plaintiff’s evidence.