Notizie elettrica e ingegneria . rstanding come quella che è intervenuta fra l' attrice nella causa principale e le altre apparecchiature elettriche contraente- oiSorel, detto giustizia Bruneau, è contrario alla libertà di com-merce, lavoro e industria, come tende a dare loro priceshigher rispetto a ciò che la libera concorrenza darebbe. In circostanze stabilite dalle prove, theJudge detto che la ricorrente avrebbe dovuto essere soddisfatta conla offerta di $200 che convenuta fatto a lui in piena retribuzione-mento per il lavoro svolto e i materiali forniti. Giudice Bru-neau concluso ponendo il valore delle attrici workat $152.01, whi

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Electrical news and engineering . rstanding such as that which intervened be-tween the plaintiff and the other electrical contractor- oiSorel, said Justice Bruneau, is contrary to liberty of com-merce, work and industry, as tending to give them priceshigher than what free competition would give. In the circumstances established by the evidence, theJudge said that plaintiff ought to have been satisfied withthe offer of $200 which defendant made to him in full pay-ment for the work done and materials supplied. Judge Bru-neau concluded by placing the value of the plaintiffs workat $152.01, to which the court would add thirty per cent., which the Judge considered was a fair profit. This madea total of $197.01, and at thirty per cent, profit would giveplaintiff an income of $6, 000. December 15, 1919 THE ELECTRICAL NEWS 29 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii iiiiiiiiiniiii iniiiii i ilium iiiiiiiiiiiiii mi ii iiiiiimi i ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMUIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll^ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH THE ELECTRICAL NEWS December 15, 1919 Electric Spot and Fusion Weldin A Detailed Resume of the Progress and the Present Status of This Valuable Com-mercial Art—Illustrations of Various Types of Joints (Continued) By F Keith D Alton* The tests of a weld are rather interesting, since fromthe appearance of the surface of the metal in a cross sec-tion i if the weld it is impossible to judge whether the add-ed metal is pure or is full of oxides. The tests consist inhammering and bending sample welds and. in addition, by-corrosion, using an etching fluid which will readily attackany oxides present. In performing the corrosion test, themetal is filed and polished to a high finish, and then anetching fluid, consisting of a solution of iodine and potas-sium iodide in water i9 applied. This first attacks the ox-ides, causin

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