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effected jnuction With General Mona.
General Juan Qucvo1o Of Palaclo's
army nni his aide .de-camp, Jose
hrmes, have been killed and butchercG
ia terrible manner by The pOpulacc u
Los ro.uCs.
From he steamer &C tacn'i' which
Arrived today from La Guayrn, u AZ.
p,ars tina, me war between Cra.po and
Palacio is st.ll raging, ant the frsul. Z,
matter NJ uncertainty. On April
l7th, n battle was fought near Capcns,
IN when the government troops Lost
400 men. On a pril 1911 The governor
of the State u Bolivar went 10 roiare
to recruit troops for Paiacio. \ NUM-
her ot people IN sympathy win Itr'io
ro.u W. revolt. a hght ~ .hr streets
eusupd, in which the governor was
killed. 10 II generally thought among
the passengers on the 'Cartca4" that
Crospo gaining ground.
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a Bosion rorE.r Tarns ZIP In san
Iranciico.

Boston, APrih28.-C. Il. Jewell, the
forgor, has, Il Is said, turned up In San
Francisco. II 10 learned on the best
authority that dispatch was received
in this city Sunday night stating that
n gentleman well known In Boston lett
Chicago Ihursday night 10 meet
Jewell IN San Francisco. This gentle.
man represented Il Boston arm which,
It Ia said, IL very anxious TO meet Jewell
aud get some information which he
alone can furnish. The complaint on
which Jewell Is fugitive from Justice
Ia n fraudulent over.issue OF, stock and
the forgery Of the treasurer name to
them. He was president Of the Jewell
Publishing Company.
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THE FORMER GENTLEMAN foaoErs
HIMSELF.
Ranm Leaves the Hall and the Com.
mitlcc Settles the Difficulty
by Adlournlng.
rur HAun INvrsrIcarroS.
Lnioo Attempts u Personal Assault ON
the romtnissiuueF.

WAsuiNGruN, April 2G.-rhcro was
an tNciiiug scene today In the room
where the l,aum investigation was
proceeding. Representative Enluc,o ono
OF The members Of the committee,
called Commissioner Raum liar anu
Attempted Ia make personal assault
ulun MINI Tie trouble uegan with an
inquiry by Euloe m IN whether or not
commissioner l,aum had not furnished
special Examiner Grccnwnld with
slJ TO De used for the purpose Of cntrap.
ius an attorney Of Kalamazoo, Mich,
Hutpeciud OF buying Information ~.
gnniing pension cases.
The commissioner snid he had not
given GreeuWald the money.
Ehloc inHi-tcd that, at previous
hearing, kaum had admitted that ho
not.
Enloe repeated his query several
umts, until finally Raum turned
around and sharply asked II he wanted
another denial.
Enioe hotly exclaimed. "You are
Hat; you uii say 10 He rose TO his
feet, graspcG glas. tonge cup on the
table hnd started for the commissioner.
The other mcmbofs OF the committee
1855 hmtely aud forcibly prevented
Lnloo nom proceeding further. AS
lie struggled IN free himself Commits.
sionet Raum said: ~ want no difii-
Guilty with you or any one else, but thu
nnn don't i've that | fear" Then, to
avoid trouble, he took 1T his hat and
marched out of the room.
Chairman Wheeler called to him
That there was no reason TO leave, us
lac would be amply Protected, where.
upon C0Drrominnn PaysOn remarked
that witness had right TO leave when
lac had been ~ treated. 70 Enloe,
Chairman Wheeler expressed regret at
the scene, but Enloe Insisted that he
had treated the witness fairly, but no
thought that Raum's conduct twas
very tlluntiyc.
Payson asked In what respect, ad.
ding that the cOmmitsioner had simply
said lac didn't make statement and
Enloo KEPT on Insisting on It.
Enloe retorled that The commission.
ct's mnnner was very offensive. Flu.
nlly, M the best way out of the DIM.
Guilty, the committe adjourned.
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There IS money IN minerals, II you get
hold OF the right kind. Tho South AZ.
rican Diamond trust that recently forced
mp tho price Of it, commodity by con.
solidatiug the various companies aud by
occasionally suspeuling operations to
make q scarcity OF the stones has cleared
u pretty penny. During it, last fiscal
year 1t gathered up 2l05,ll2 carats Of
gems, on which WAS realized nearly
sl0,ii00O0, While the surplus stock Of
stones has boon disposed Of, an immonso
quantity of"bluo stulI'-the local mat
rix OF the diamond - remains to DO
shod.--Exchango.
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SPMSGFiELD, H., April 23.--rhe
Indications uoint TO the nomination Of
john Il. Altgeid Of Chicago FOR gov
crn0r by the Democratic state c0nven.
ton which meets here tomorrow. Tho
preliminary work Of the convention Is
progrt ssing rapidly, the platform being
already practically agterd on. Palmer
viii be be warmly endorsed Tor the
preaidcncy, although the delegation 10
the national convention may not posi-
lively be instructed Tor him. Con-
grrssmen FUrman and Flthlan and
other southern Illinois politicians are
opposed 10 any expression on tho prcsi.
Dental question except an unqualified
endorsement of Grover Cleveland.
They are in'the minority, however,
but will doubtless make q stubborn
fight,
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DESvER, April 2O.-A Cheyenne,
wyo., special 10 the Nogs says. A
number OF johnson county cattle
owners residing out ofthe state reached
hero today, TO discuss the situation aud
decide upon some plan regarding their
interests In johnson county. Many OF
them arc invorlng driving their stock
into Montana. The captured men are
sllll In charge Of Major Egbert at Fort
Russell.
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NEw York, April29. The H,raid's
cattle say: the Panama Canal enter.
ufIsr has returned with total col.
llTFc. The government has removed
the chainncloss the channel entering
the canal. which the canal company
hhi placed there TO prevent traffic.
Tho company has now chained tho
cNuul itself This will stop produce
aud timber RATS from descending to
this puft. a high government official
Informs me that the canal people hay
lng sold portion Of the machinery, in
violation Of the ccssiUns, tho govern.
mrnt viii probably aunui the contract
In protection OF it, industries.
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The Arrest. OF EmbrSslinE Bank
Onioiais I'm Philadelphia.

CHICAGO, April 26.--A special from
West Superior, Wis, In regard to the
arrest in Philadelphia yesterday Of J.
j. Hallowell, cashier OF the Superior
Bank, says that Hallowell anu Presi.
dent Cadwnllader used the money OF
the bank, the former 10 the amount Of
So, 900 and the latter S2I 200, though
not In criminal way. Cadwallader
resigned. The bank Ia secured by
bonds OF s20,010 each In the s1rcty
COMPANY OF Philadelphia. Il IN under.
stood that thoir friends will make tho
nmnnnIA good.
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WAsuiNGT0S, April gG.--'fhu Dem
ocraiic majority Of thcwnyH and means
committee today moved u little further
IN tho pfOgfOmm0 OF attacking the
present tariff system by means Of scpa-
rate tariff bills, Two more "irro list''
bills were practically agreed upon by
the Democratic majority and brought
before tho iUll committee, but owing
10 the desire on the PAT OF the ltepub.
licGn minority TO look further into the
measures before they report TO the
HOuae, no hnnl action was taken In
.hu committee. The bills 10 be reported
relate 10 lumber and silyer.leai ores.
10 Is proposed 10 maze eBch ilcs OF duty.
The majority are not absolutely deter.
mined To report free lumber bill, nj.
though there iB reason 10 believe that
such conclusion will be reached nj
the next meeting.
The lumber bill follows the free llm.
Der section Of the Mills bill, makins
the same classes ire Of duty. The
majority decided TO report a bill 70
admit Mexican Hilyor-lead ores Tree Of
DUTY, tho bill being that introduced by
D0okrty.
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Some genius In syria, named Mousa
Rhouri, has discovered tho secret by
which tho dlkworm makes silk. 10
can mako the silk lyIr1chinory without
the aid OF the ilkworm. In this way
the cost Of making silk can be- reduced
uno.h'lf A mauuUaiogyis To be- started
in Georgia soon by syrian colony. 10
manufacture sill IN this'wuy o largo
tract VI land has been secured ON which
TO plant inulbcrfIH, and the oInigmEts
expect soon 10 mako their fortunes go
Aeuhaua Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

BiRMINGiIAM, Ala, April &C., In
Doarl! all the congressional districts
the republicans today held conventions
aud elected delegates 10 the National
convention. The Third, Fourth, tiith,
Eighth and Ninth districts selected
two sets Of delegates. The only repub-
licnn ifsue IL on Chairman Mo,eley Of
the state committee. He 10 white
man, and the negroes are trying TO cap
ture the chairmanship for one Of their
own race. The opposition To him IL also
anti.Harrison, and In a majority OF the
districts tho ants carried the day.
Museley, however, II confident Of seat.
ing all his delegates at Minneapolis.
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DENVER, April 26-From the action
Of two district conventions today and
the various conventions throughout
the State yesterday, the result Of to.
mDTrow's Republican convontion, II
can safely be predicted, With. solidly
Rgninat the denomination Of President
Harrison. The delegation will be uu.
instructed, except that they are to
work for the nomination Of any honor.
able man who will favor the free coin.
age OF silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

Miss Bessie W, Harris dapgLtor II A
musk dealsr la Troy. N. ". broke "A
Guitar which Ter f1t,or had piy,u nor
somB tifno roo. Il wrr a, p.epii,r loolt.
inc but fno Toned instrument wbicl,
had belonged 10 her dead rrnrdfatbor.
uud mo- one l.,,ys bo,y n r,,uc intn bis
uos.csdon Mir unrris I'm cxnmiuin.
Tho uicrrs today. forDd IN, following
,t,sbr, iyssrirtion ,,,,it,,r an, ,is ,yo.j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

CHICAGO, April 2i,--An attempt on
the liie OF Election Commissioner
Michael SchwoisIhal OF this city was
made tonight by man named Thomas
Keenan,, who lost liz savings by the
recent failure u SchweisthRl's bank.
He called at the house tonight and
threatened vengeance. An officer
sailGi him M he was Furnishing a
revolver When seen In "a cell ".
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New York Hcnpporiionmsn, NH
Passed.

ALBANY, April 25,-The legislature
has passed tho reapportionment bill,
and the extra session IL al All end,
Before the bill passed tho Senate II
was amended 80 that one member was
taken from New York county aud
given to Steuben, and one member
taken from Kings county and given "a
Duchess. This leaves New York with
thirty members and Kings with oigh.
teen, q VAIN VI sLX eaeh.
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NEW YoRiS, April eJ.-A MIacRi.
bo, Venezuela, cablegram ~ the
Herald states that the Fcdefalis,s have
fought another battle with the govern
ment troops near Valencia aud again
scored Victory. The details are not
yet received, but the encounter Ia said
TO have been accompanied by the usual
number Of desertiou from Palacio's
ranks to the enemy.
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New Yoms, April a0.--Tbo HCt0'd's
Puret0 Cabello cattle says; Advices
from Valencia say that General
YhalTa and Casanns with yearly one
thousand government forces are cut
off from pnlacio's main forces, aud
are IN Imminent peril. General Crespo,
the lusnrgent OVmmsnder-in'ohiei, has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

PAnis, Ap-il ga dynamite car.
fridge was discovered Ia sewer at
81. Eiiennc.
There was report late this after.
noon that tho house Of Dgosch, the
police Commi,snry who arrested l,aya.
chol, had been blown up by the an.
nrchists, aud caused gr'ini excitement.
An inyestig ation showed 'hat Il had no
foundation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

WAguSGloN, Apgil 9G.--Mr. Mason,
commissioner OF internal revenue, mi
today, that the recent decision 81 D.
supreme Court Of the United states In
the ease Of George Reatou, wss liable
10 hr miiuudcntOod by ptu0u. not
familiar with the facts. That paT,icu.
lar case, hc explained, arose under the
original DlcumaIgRriue act, which did
not prescribe n penalty in the ease
" whOle.niC dealers who failed ~ te.
pogt 10 tho commissioner Of internal
revenue. The law, however, was sub.
stquently amended TO cover the omis.
sion. IL should be understood, there.
fore, that II IL no longer u mere
department regulation, but II provision
VI law,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27
Defects In ih. Interstate Commerce
Law.

WAsIuSGToH, April 26.-An elab-
crate bill, designed 10 remedy tho
defects found In tho working OF the
interstate commerce law AID Increase
the efficiency OF the law, was today
ordered faYorably reported by tho
House cOnmeron committee, which,
through n subcommittee, has been
working on the measure for some
weeks past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

CELyELAEp, o., April B.--rhc Re.
publican state convention meets here
tomorrow. Chairman Hahn Dl the
STATE central committee thinks there
will he no clash IN the convention be-.
tween the sherman ani Foraker
aihcfentr, but others are inclined 10
think that the ~ sglc Tor control Of
the party In tho Yale will he renewed
WIN vlunf.
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WAsuiSo1oN, April 20.-Anameud.
ment proposed TO the river and harbor
bill today by Senator Mitchell appro-
PIRATES nearly three millions 10 cOn-
eiruct boa, railway nj the Dalles and
Cello Falls and Ten Mile Rapids OF
the Columbia river, aud the necessary
marine apparatus for tho purpose u
transferring the boats and their csrgOes
across the Instructions ut those places.
The appropriation Is 10 cover the whole
cost OF the proposed Improvement.
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CANNES, April 2G.-The indictment
against Edward Parker Deacon for the
fatal shooting OF Abeillr, the alleges!
lover Of his wife, WE changed to the
les Gprious charge OF granddaughter,
thus removing the accusation Of preme
Citation,
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CHICAGO, hpril 26.--A fruit com.
pany received today the firlt coneigu-
ment Of COliiornia cherries Of the
season. This shipment sUld 10 81 peg
pound, and constituted the opening Of
the California green fruits season In
Chicago for this year.
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AMERICA TO RUSSIA.
Congre, men Propose TO Introduce
Resolutions In iiehalfof the Per-
secuted Jews.
" t5 TiaE rem US TO
INTERFERE.
Question Whpthcr the May Law, DO
Not Violate Treaties Between
the Two Countries.
by 1e'cnsih 10 to NEwst
rIlE RUSSIAN JEWS.
Resolutions to lie introduced ia shc
House ~ Relation go Them.

WAyIfNOruS, Apnl 20. Three mem.
brrs Of thu House committee on foreign
afairs (Goafy, O'D1uuell and Haimer)
have united with l,oyder ia reporting
10 the House n aet OF resolutions In
place % What they regard az a pre-
iuuctory expression Of sympathy with
the ptreCut,d Russian Hebrews al
ready reported by the majority OF the
committee. 1heas resolutions assert
that thu lime mar now come when the
United States is entitled 10 take nu IN.
,oiost IN the continued persecution Of
the Hchrcws In Rutsls, mud direct the
American minister at 81. Petersburg to
communicate with the Ru sian gov-
eminent gnd report whether there Is
any prospect % the repeal OF the May
lawsi OF the laws limiting the places OF
rcsIuenCo Of Jews, md the chan ctcg Of
their occupations, aui prohibiting
foreign Jows from transacting business
va Russia. The att0ru 81. general II
also 10 report upon the facts Hscet.
inincd by the minister, whether or not
these Russian sl0tutus aud ordinances
do not constitute violation Of exist.
ing treaties between the United States
and Russia.
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From Oregon comes hulloim noting
the growth Of the standard vegetable
under like conditions Of soil and treat.
ment, OF lifty-fyo varieties Of tomatoes,
tho clrlicst were Liying,tonc's Pcrfcc.
tion, Early King liumbcrt, Liyingttonc's
Beauty, Cardinal, Livingstone Favor.
ito and Large Round Yellow. Still thorc
Is only i0ur days difference, tho l.lrly
King Hmnhcrt being the earliest. This
variety is valuable only for this quality,
however. The Largo Round Yellow is
productive, and has large fruit, bnt Is
not q strong grower. Liyius5loue'1 Per
fouiiJn was ono OF the hlt The fruit
was solid aud regular. round and smooth,
but the plant was not productive,
or mdiahos The Charters and I'M
proved Chlrtcris woro found 10 hoidon.
teal. The Olive Rose Is good Table
variety. The French Breakfast iescm-
hlos g. The Charters was found to DO
the most valuable
OF % large number OF cauliilowurs. tho
American Erlurt aud Early White
French woro characterized us very good;
ulso Carriers Extra Early Autumn Giant.
While all O. those varieties may not do
a. VOL IN all other sections They hayo
s.a-I ruuutgtlOns tlsvWAsrO.
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rhc President REFUSES ~, Present to
Comply with ,criHiu Request

WAsuuSGIoN, April gB.-Tho Prcsl.
den. has sent "a meshage % the Senate
stating that, IN hlH opinion, u would
not he compatible with public Interest
to lay before It nj this time the CORE.
spondencc which he was requested by
It, resolution of April 23td TO furnish,
concerning any step taken toward Sc
curing an international conference 10
consider the question Of ffcr coinage OF
the enlaIged use Of silver. lie says
that he viii do 20 Ut the rarlicst mo.
ment after definite information eau be-
properly given, aud aida: at mhy
not be inappropriate, however, 10 say
mere that believing that the full Use OF
silver NJ u coin metal upon an agreed
ratio by the great commercial nations
Of the world would yury highly pro-
mote the prosperity OF all their people,
have not and VIII not let any favor.
able opportunity pass for the promotion
OF that most desirahle result; Uf, II Tree
International coinage Is not presently
ntiaihshlc, then to secure the largtAl
practicable use OF that metal"
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fairly swarmcd with Republican
guards, rcndy 10 crush any attempt at
a demonstration or to blow upthe place
with dynamite.
THE DEFENSE.
At o p. m. the court rcassembled
after recess and l4n Guese began his nd.
drt'8 for Eavachol. He insisted that
the prisoners o0tnscs were political,
and not n tonmon law crime. Ravn.
ChDl only wanted 10 assist the pow
erty .strloken class, 10 which he
himself belonged. lie appealed 10 the
jury to imagine thcmsolveg In tho
world Of misery with which Ravachoi
was acquainted, and said that one must
be- Of great strength Of mind 70 resist
becoming an anarchist In the face OF
such scents Of misery aud act. Of iu-
Justice.
La Guese concluded sn impasslonol
Grafton, almost amounting 90 n ~.
tense VI unarchism, by asking - vtr.
Diet Ia accordance with what nc con.
sidered the extnnuating circumstances.
Simon's attorney next addressed the
jury.
After the attorneys for the four prls.
oucn had addressed the jury, Iava-
chOl was permitted u addiesa the
court. He declared himself fun Of
conlllnncr that his actions would bear
fruit, adding; "May my unlntcntion-
al yictimsuuicntnnd and pardon my
acts."
THE SENTENCE.
Tho Judge summed up briefly, and
the jury retired. The verdict found
RavachOl End Simon guilly mud they
were sentenced 10 penal survitudo for
life. Tho other prisoners were ao'
quilted.
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night, liu was still defiant, aud said lie
was not going TO see 5chvcisthnl iiv-
ing In splcndor, while his wife and
children starved.
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BoRDEAuN, April GA dynamite
cartridge was exploded this afternoon
In the hail Of the residence Of the
Swiss Consul. No one WIS hurt.
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LONDON, April 2J.--A number OF
precautionary arrests Of anarchists
have been made AT Rome ami Berlin.
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How 60 nriaE the L,nr Of Dran where
~ WIN iSrti Greatest Power.

How a. nrias the L,ne Of DrAn Wherr
~ WIN isrrt Dr,nt,st rowor
How many men are there who know
how 10 harness q horse or pEir OF
horac7 when the blowing Of u field b. the
wofl, 10 lr duue' II the putting ON ct
the hnruc, aud the buclliug Of ;hc
proper straps b. all shat " required, al
most every farmer or larmor'a sou cun
do a. " 1t includes tha attachment OK
the team 10 tho load IA such manner
that The. horacs shall bo able Ia pull ua
oxen pull In properly made yoke, from
iLH point where the least amount OF
strength oNOrtcl will contribute most 10
thr moving OF the load, there arc not as
many and perhaps but few adopts.
There s. one rule TIM; i. inyariabir, ac-
cording 10 Field and Farm. a direct
line from the point whore tho load oitpra
tho greatest resistance should be- tho
line Of drnft. IN blowing tho driver
should Gnl examine the shap1 of ,lc
pillow and SEQ whrrc tho resistance OF tho
earth 10 bo turned will put the heaviest
pull upon the team.
This, anyH the authority quoted, ro-
quircI usually n good plowman. hnt
There nro those well skilled In handling
the plow who would know nothing
about 10, They know 10y the movement
Of the pillow In the soil how 10 exert their
own strength, hut they know but littll
how HE strength Of tho team h being
taxed. : mathematician who never
held pillow might help thJm iu that TO
. 4.
The team ns we'll as tho pillow, n-l know
whuu rs oXering more strength than
1t should 20 raise and turn over rod NJ
certain size. 4 good doal depends
upon the shape OF tho mold bolrl Vt the
plow. With ono made upon the priu.
ciple Of the iilil conc ur spiral the draft
should la dir,ct from the point 81 bear.
ing ur,iu the animals thuuldor 10 tho
point where the pillow offers tho greatest
resistance 10 the earth. II the plnw is
built upon sharper anglo ot intended
10 turn moro shallow fufrow, tho point
OF GRAFT viii be lower and tho length Of
tho chain attached To the plow beam
NUT be changed accordingly.
The line Of draft from tho yoke or the
collar of the huras 10 tho end OF tho
pillow beam or clcvis Inns but little 10 do
with IT, unless II may be, as 1t always
should be-, IN tho direct line ol draft.
To pat it much out ~ that limo ~ To
obligc the plowmnu 10 oxprt hissirngih
upon the leverage of tho handles 10 keen
tho plyw Lowell, and Tho position OF tho
point OF attachment 10 the plow must
vary with the hcight Of the animal
drawing tho load or sS.o point from
which he Is nblo 10 exert his strength
Tho uro tostof Improper hagucssing q:
.hc team ~ 10 500 whether tho pillow will
run level nj the lcp.h required. without
the pluwInan having to exert any
strength upon IT, " 10 viii not tho
driver has an opportunity to show hi,
fkill by changing the harness, or tho
clovis at the end OF She plowbolm. oas
TO bring tho line Of draft where il will
exert the greatest power with tho least
expenditure OF strength. Tho plowman
should be- expected only 10 guide the
pluw, not TO pusU IL or nall IL,