Johnson v. Bear.

Action for personal injury. As appears from the petition, plaintiff was a farm hand in the employ of defendant. His hand was injured while working about an ensilage cutter by being caught in the machinery, cogs and chain of a revolving apron forming a part of the cutter and being operated in connection with it. The injury occurred August 6, 1928, the extent of which is described, and the petition alleges: "That said revolving apron is so constructed that the chain and cog wheels on the lower part thereof were open, exposed, unguarded and dangerous;" that the cutter was being used by defendant…