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The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST notwithstanding
l.n. iar A stevens Live STOCK nepor

EAST BUFFALO, y. y, Feb. -
steady; best 1000 To ,fO0-io steers
SsSogs5S ssseds p iO best t0 100 to- 'y t..
a0o-l shinping steers. $500 TO- me-
sinms butcher steers. 1000 10 LOO lbs,
$500: light butcher steers, tsew
sood. do. ss.5o@45o: common to me-
9tum. do. sS5004; trimmers. 1913 Y
Sos; best fat heifers. s5.5o q go; COCO
at heifers. $50 1880; talr 10 sSS~a, sS.
Iest feeding steers, dehcTnsd. $500
1T5: medium to good FEEDING steers.
s4@4 rs: stockers, all grades. ss'Is4t;
bes, bulls. $3.50 la: D saSa9 "a. best
mixers and springers. $50 q SO eaen;
aooa 70 best mixers and springers. $40
650: common to good. do, $50 ~ SO.
na n Il so: Workers. SIS. 30; pigs, $3.50.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. iower'
best lambs, SO: heavy. S5Gb. %; year
iings, S4.75a5. wethers. $3.50 f.4o'
ewes. $3.7514.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
ca,, ns Receipts. s.si4 head; market.
actiye: prime steers, $625 n 6.55: butch
err grades. s6@6.75; cows, s3,oo Do
Calves: Receipts. 500 head, mar is ~
1850 Sneep and lambs: Receipts.
s3. 900 mead: market. active and STEADY
choice lambs. 69s.lO Gull 10 ialI
Sa75G575: yearlings, s5@5.2a; sheep.
ssGs'5o. Hogs Receipts tsnI 1859 xor gsaa;
&c 90 40. pigs ss50mS.65: mixed.
sSionS.I5: heavy. $7.90@s: roughs. 81
g710; stays. S6@6.5o,
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Feb. 6.-Hogs: Receipts, $1,000; mar
ket. 5Il0c higher: mixed and outch :
ers. 81. 4oa 7so: good heavy, s7.sog Z 60;
rough heavy: saie@5;so' Iignt, "-SRs sg
eeipts See s market as. l .na s sifhsr;
Ss.sodp5.T5: stockers and feeders. ss.I
Obs; Texans, s4g s.a5 calves n0 $500
strong; native, s2.500 40; western,
s2.25G430; lambs. $4.25@s1o: west
ern, si40@6.10
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 6.-Hogs: Re.
ceipts, 2,5o0; 1Qc higher; heavies and
mediums, $40 workers., $50; pigs
and lights, ,s.4o Cattle: Receipts; 80
cars. slow and steady, Calves; Re-
eeipts. 400: steady, $40 sheep: Re-
ceipts, 800; steady. s5.7s-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
Reported FOR The MINES by Paine.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co., Feb. s:
London copper opened: Spot Dol 6s
3D.: advance Is Sd: futures SOL Is ID;
advance Is Sd; market firm, The hap
penings over Sunday for the most part
appeared to be OF nominal influences,
insofar as the market is concerned, but
II seems probable that an extension OF
the upward movement is likely to con-
tinue. The reduction in the German
bank rate Is Indicative of the easier
tendencies in the international money
circles and the opinion is expressed In
good quarters that another reduction
In the Bank OF England rate OF dis
count will probably take place Thurs
day. The copper market Is strong and
active with heavy buying in Gtroux
and North Butte, Giroux advancing to
Sk and North Butte to 301z. There
was also good buying of Toulumne and
it is said that this stock Is soon to be
listed on the Boston Exchange. The
assessment of So on Franklin Is pay
able today. The balance OF the stock
is holding steady with fractional gains
all through the entire list.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
BUSINESS NOTES.

Thirty-nine railroads reporting for
the third week In January show net
earnings OF s12,575.947. an increase of
$4T7,557 over the figures for the cor
responding period last year.
The Offices of the Ford Motor Co.
have been transferred into the new ad-
ministration building adjoining the Dig
Highland Park factory, being moved
from the Piquette-ave. building last
week.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
aosToN COPPER LETTERS.

Reported Tor The Times Dy HayuSn
Stone a. Co., Feb. s:
The Boston copper shares continu,
to show further Improvement with
trading well distributed There has
been considerable inquiry for Miami
which has been unusually active, sell
ing at 2Oh. Giroux has been bought
In large amounts up To SIS. Nevada
Cons has been active. selling at 1871
Lake Is 37L. North Butte 500, Old
Dom IL y. Quincy 50. Utah Cons has
shown some activity around 12A Cal
a Ariz has been somewhat weak due
largely TO profit taking on its recent
advance. selling at 63A, loss OF -.
The miscellaneous list has been quiet
Agricultural is selling at 81, a loss OF
"a United Fruit sold at 1908. loss
OF Ia American Tel has been quiet
around 1864.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
CHICAGO GRAIN OPFNINc.

CHICAGO, Fob. 6--Grain Oponinp.
May wheat &c higher; July declined
&C May and July corn 4, IN. Nav
oats declined &c; July up i.e Pro-
visions steady TO fractionally higher
Noon: May wheat declined iac; July
sc down May and July corn declined
&c. May and July oats down ssc.
Close: May wheat declined &C,
July down e. May corn down y e,
July &c lower May and July oats
declined Sc. Provisions stead 10
fractionaily lower
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

This st. Andrews Bay land is cheap
enough. but I am afraid that you will
find that II is not worth any more
than you pay for Il, and that IL will
require considerable additional invest
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

According to the report OF r. G..
Dun & Co. there were 1868 failures
during January, 1911. the liabilities be-
ing $24.090,649. The number of
failures i'll January last year was 1,510
but the liabilities were greater.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. 10 John R--st Call
Main i49S. or City ASS.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported Ivy Hay
den. stone a. Co, Feb. .:
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
TOLEDO GRAIN AND pRoDUCE.

TOLEDO, o., Fob. 6.--Wheat: Cash.
95c; May, CSC; July. 95Isc. Corn. Cash.
"a &c; MAY, 52c: July, 53c. oats: Cash.
34Ac; May. 355sc; July, $3.50. Rye:
No. >, S3c: No. ;. soc. Cloverseed: Cash
and Feb. Ssa2la: March. $500; April.
$500; oct. 1856. Alsike: Prime. 3a.a5:
March, Sa.40. Timothyseed. Prime s.
Butter, etsgs and hay unchnnua1
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone 81 Co. -ll6-1lS Grisw old st:
H Omen High. Low Close
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice IS hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Bert NJ.
Hardenhrook and Lorinda C. Hardeubrook
his wife, mortgaSor>. to Tempelton State
Bank, "A corporation uortgagee, dated the 81
day of nee-enl Der, lsE. and filed for record iu
the office OF the Register OF Deeds OF the
county OF Emmons and state OF North Dako-
Ia on the Slst day OF December, 1902. at 5
o clock M, and recorded in Book =, of
Mortgages. AT page Ni4. will be foreclosed by
a sale OF the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front door OF the
court house. in Linton, in the County OF EN-
mons and State OF North Dakota, n the hour
OF o'clncs y. m. on the 18th day of January,
\. II. lgla. 10 satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on tiieiay OF sale. The prem.
ise> described in >uch mortgage, aud which
viii he soidto satisfy the same. are describ-
I'd As follows
Lots three ,sl aud four t4) in SECTION thirty
t.@p. Township one hundred thirty (lsssl
north. Range seventy sin t1ol, west OF th,.
tifth Principal Meridian. in Ensu,on> couuiy
North Dakota. and containing eighty acres
iecordirs To the government survey
here Will be due on such mortgage al the
date OF sale the sun OF S,os %. exclusive OF
| the costs ~ this foreclosure.
Dated at Linton, \ ~, this ish day of De-
ceubcr lqll.
TEMpELToN STATE BANK.
Mortsasee.
Lynn n Coventry.
Attorneys for Mort cacee
Linton, North Dakota tDec.-IAniD
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
THOUGHTS on CHRISTMAS.
An Essay BY . Local Pastor On the
Birthday Of Tie Savior.

To-day let US learn the angelic
song and join the chorus near Beth
lehem. That is the true JOY Of Christ
mas. and that is its worthy celebra-
tion. Let the households rejoice in
the gifts and cheer Of Christmas.
Let the children enjoy their books
and sweetmeats. and blow their
trumpets. and beat their drums. Let
the Christmas tree make happy the
family circle with its brightness and
its beauty. and j, is all vanity with
out the grea, Christmas gift Of God
to man. tina, gives the festal charms
and JOY 20 ali the celebration. A
Christmas without Christ in the
heart that is an empty thing. A
Christmas without the song ofpralse
to Him whose goodness gladdens all,
and whose greatest display Of good
ness is in the gift Of His own dear
son that is hollow thing. Do you
not hear the angels sing Glory to
God in the Highest. And know ye
not that this is because unto you is
born this day in the city of David a
Savior, which is Christ the Lord.
And will you not join that song, and
gather your children around the
Christmas tree, in church and at
home. and teach them that sonRe Do
not say tha. you cannot sing. Why
not If the voice has. unhappily.
never earned to chime with Others
in sounding the Savior's praise, the
heart can at least rejoice in the
Savior born and the salvation sent.
and the heart can sing if the voice
cannot keep pace. Christian bosoms
bound lightly to-day and are full Of
JOY. Therefore. in all Of the
churches the praises Of God are ring
ing, and in thousands Of families
the strains are prolonged. Glory
to God in the Highest and on earth !,
peace, good will to men. O. ye
who believe that Jesus is truly your
Savior, join the song and magnify |
the praise Of Him who has visited |
and redeemed His people. lie. the
Christmas anthem ring throughout
the earth and magnify the savior's
glorious name.
Linton, N. D., Dec. ls, 1911.
H. Weigand,
German Lutheran Pastor
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale

Notice is hereby given thar that certain
mortgage executed aud delivered by Henry
wittmayer and Masdalena Wittmayer. his
wife, mortsasors. 70 &. Rocks, mortga-
see, dated the sixth day Of January, A. ID
islu and flied for record in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds for Emmons county,
North Dakota, on the .th day of January,
a. ID 1910 AT M, O'Clock q. m, and record
ed in Book y OF Mortgages. at page 2la. and
assigned by said murtgagee to Frank Chess
rowu. assignee, Will be foreclosed by sale
OF the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described. a, the front door of the
Court House. in Linton. in Emmons county
aud state IT North Dakota, at the hour of
s.sl O'Clock u m. on the 18th day OF Ianu-
ary. a. u 1912, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage 1T the date OF sale. The
premises described in such mortgage. and
which Will be >olo TO satisfy the same are
described rs follows.
The north half q. \, OF north half IN. ~
az Section talr;yfour 50 IN Township one
hundred inlr,y-two tl5s). north Range
seventy -eisht t,> west OF the Fifth Principal
Meridiau. III Enlmon> county, North Dakot \.
There Will be due such mortgage AT
the date of safe the sum OF $4I4.43, eNclu-
sive of the costs of this foreclosure
| Dated this 9Th day of December 1911
| FRANK CHESROWN,
Assignee
| LYSN 4 COVENTRY,
Attorneys for Assignee
Linton. North Dakota (jec.- iaull1
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Believes Hanna vii; Win.

Fargo Forum: There is no doubt
in my mind who will be the next
governor Of North Dakota said
Senator John G. GundeYson Of Aneta
TO Forum representative last night
in the Gardner hotel lobby. Con-
gresham Hanna will have easy sail
ing, and ! find that is the general
sentiment prevailing among the
farmers Of Nelson county and along
our line Of the Great Northern.
The people Of this state want
business administration again.
We've been without business head
in our executive department for FIVE
years now. and it's abou. time to
get North Dakota affairs straight
ened up. A state government is
nothing more nor less than big
business, and should have business
management All over the country
the people are beginning to realize
this more and more, and capable
business men are being elected gov
ernors Of all our conmonw ealths.
Everybody knows that Congress
man Hanna came into this country
like the rest Of rs pioneers, without
any more than the rest Of US when
he settled on his lane. and his con
dition to-day demonstrates the kind
of business man he is. We have
none better in the state. The record
OF his private life and as business
man Il excellent, and his legislative
experience is greater than that Of
any other man in the state Of North
Dakots- With Hanna a. the head
OF the republican ticket, the mex,
election will be the opportunity for
all the people in the state 10 get
North Dakota back Oil sound busi-
ness foundation. His opposing can
dldate for the nomination is good
man IN his private life, from all
can learn about him, but he has had
DO experience that fits him fo, the
governorship, and during the last
five years We certainly have had
enough educating man as to what
his duties are in that place and in
breaking in agreen hand in the GOV
ernor's chair and the farmers are
all realizing that fact. =
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
OMI0 OFFERINGS.

Correspondence of The Kec9,a tI,sc i39
j. c. Criddlebaugh and family
moved to Mountain Grove, No. last
Tuesday. We are sorry to lose this
estimabe family, and they will be
greatly missed at Omio.
Mrs. Chas Lipps and children
have been spending several weeks
visiting IN southern Missouri, and are
expected to return soon. Charles
thinks they are the longest weeks he
ever experienced.
The Ladies Aid Society of Omio
held their annual sale and supper
at the Jennings school-house, Dec.
18th. An impromptu program was
given. and all enjoyed very pleas.
ant evening. Proceeds from suppe,
s6.45, sale S2o.55. making total o,
S21. Occasional.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Summons.

State Of North Dakota
County of Emmons.
In District Court. sixth Judicial District.
George : Suverly, plaintiff. vs.. John n. Gro
gan, Frank ID. Grogan. Edgar Z. Grogan,
Witlia,n Grogan Grace Gilman. Archie b.
Gorbin and Laura E. Rogers, defendants.
summons.
The STAR. Of North Dakota 10 the above
named defendants.
You are hereby summoned to answer the
con- pl Amt in th. above-entitled action. hich
has been iled IN the office of the clerk of the
District Court for Emmons county, North
Dakota, and 10 serve copy Of your answer
upon the subscribers 81 heir office in the yil-
lace of Linton, Emmons cou nty. North Dako-
Ia, within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon you exclusive ofthe day
Of service and. In case OF your failure to APP
pear or answer. judgment will be taken
against You by default for the relief dem and
I'd n the complaint
Dated al Linton this 10th day Of August. A
II. lyll
ARMSTRONG & CAMERON,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residence and Postoftice Adddres Linton
~ II. (nov2S-dec.S)
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
TUBULAR WELLS.
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Agent tor Electric Plow and Thrash
ing Engines
FRANCIS JASZkOWlAk.
No. t2l Twelfth ST.. Bismarck. N. ~.

Summons.
Statc OF North Dakota
G.,nuty af Emmons
IN District Court. SiNth .li,t,irl,l n,,t,i,a
MARI W"iihschirk, ptnintin w Arnoa ll.,r
sN', Nniiola srhwailiH, Mariana N.,h. iu
hi''t Mnithsshts'k, ttaWtu Wnii,,srhtah kU
sina Wnithsehi,k and Clara Wui,i. his,,
defendants. Summons
Tho state of North Dakota IN az, n,.,,,
ua,n,d drtrndMutS
Nnu and each ut yu, nro ,.y.,hy su,u,ru,.,,l
'o answer TN" complaint In thIa ~ ,,,,u u,i i,
s'tNs copy ~ your ahsw.t urau ii,. auj,
s'tih"t. ~ th,ir ofeu In linton NuY,h ~,
."iA. Within thirty day. af,., th,, ~, i ~ ~
Nnls Summons Min,n yo,t, t>aluai.. uf ti,o a Az
~ Arrv'',', and. n ,'Wn ~ y,,, Wli,,,us,,, an
mnr ar nnsw",. ituluuurni w,l, H.. in,,,u
hininst vau hv ,lnfnuit ~, ,lu ,ot,.t .i.,,,.n,i
on In tho conn pi Mtut
IAt"i tlurouIrt III, lnit
AHMslHt,Nti y "a Mtu,i,,N
NttntnNys ~, l'tniniit
Knsh!rus" am,i lun,.,ii,,n A.,,ues ,Sln,,,ua
" 4, ''
w W." a's'N" u",n.t t.ta.,ian,s,
N"u VIII pinnsn taku Nn,,,lu ,,,., ,,u s,,,n
M"nh h"u 'nhit, s'Nt IN ,,,ia a,itiu " ~. Ul..,
~ III" ntit,r ~ thu ,iv,h ~ M, ,i,a,,l.3,
s"ur. ~ ,l'n,,ua suuttyl Au,h n,,..,,.,
~ the tk,i, day ~ ,,..u,,i,i, ,p,t .,5,l MN,
,hlr t',inn w l,.,,Aht ~ ,lt,tt,,,,i,n e,,,i
We hsl.s s"t M",pa,ntha W,t,,,a,hb h ,,,u H.
Hn'"' ~" uilr',f .h,.ulpa,ii VI, ...,i II ,,,,s
" '-"i 'sm N !, nu,i ~ II <, 4, NM |,
:. ~ san,'"n ~ Vs4"e,,t,, ~ ,i..,, 1t i,
h'n'"".'h 'n"n,t. A.t,n l,,,il,as
utu,vi iauAib ,.,u,,,,s,. a., ,'t.f.,,,,
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
a Lively crippse.

Darlington, Dec. IS After cover
ing over forts miles on foot within
twenty-fo1y hours after his escape
from the Foster county jail, Ihso-
dore Tobias WAS found By the officers
hiding in cellar a, the Stu;smsn
county home Of Vim. S.oerling. To-
bias. who is crippled in the limbs. il
no, in the head, as the officers are
endeayoring to prove, made the en-
tire forty miles in his peculiar little
trot, taking steps only few inches
!on2 lr making his escape from
the jail, ne wore one big shoe and
one small one This, together with
the fresh snow. made it easy to trail
him. In escaping from the Jail
shortly after 8 o'clock, Tobias
picked the lock on the steel door that
opens into the kitchen of the sheriff's
residence. Coming out of the Jail
he locked the door behind him, put
the key in his pocket and walked out
of the kitchen door in presence Of
Mabel and Della Sands. the only oc-
cupants of the house. and who were
dumbfounded at the sight. Several
of the piggers who are serving nine
ty-day sentences. endeavored to
escape with Tobias when they found
he had found access to the outside
world. A stick of wood and an old
shoe were thrown at the other pris-
oners by Tobias just as he was max
ing his get away. 1t was doubtless
I to keep the other prisoners in the
Jail that Tobias saw fit to take the
: key to the steel door with him. He
is now back in Jail and will occupy ;
steel cell in the future.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Tho Ms..r 1e.soa,.

The fishermen q Nw
tunes eIag.os ;
telescope q .as.- ov-
tube IS procured. azz
funnel shaped. a9e-. .
half iea: long al. -
diameter 5. .aa -aas
maaa VIDE sa1-e :.
take III the oass--7a-s
inside IS painted .a,
tom .! VIDE s-S s .--
81 glass 5 s-sss-.as.
lead n the ia-.a &.
the tube Nasa IL.
immersed y eaa- vz
sast tie o.sss-ss-S - -
astonishing
Nasgs.-,s WsSA.y
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
SMITH & IRVINE
Undertaking and Embolninq.
Furniture and cuskess.
Personal and prompt 49,
telephone orders.
Linton. North Dakota
SHE READ THE CARDS.
And Told Joachim MIRA. X
Naples. How He Wous d.

Fortune telling bi ..eas.s
(cartomancy) was exteas
, ticed in France during
Of the first consul-
among the professional
ers was one Nile. T.
whose most eminent ellen.
poleon Bonaparte.
The Empress Jose1
Joachim Murat when A.a
pies frequently consQ,tel
sibyl, and Bernadotte, ,As
Sweden, it is recorded. oa
her and listened to a cars F
which thoroughly started
When Bonaparte's nephew
emperor of the French car s.5cg
was being practiced in e5all-
cles, for, from stories ana
ment Of his consdar-s, (:
known that Napoleon II
great belief in such matters as
illustrious uncle.
Joachim Murat, king Of
once sought Nile. Lenorma
gain information regardia5 Il.
ture. The cards were pro5ao "a
Joachim was asked to cut tlse
king of diamonds appear
the sibyl, after much pond
conveyed to the monarch the
ing information that he wa.l Is
hanged. Somewhat skep..ea.
chin laid 10 napoleons on g
and begged for another trial )
he cut the king Of diamoa
termined to prove tie car
he deposited 50 napolcons
table and divided tie dee
pitiless iteration the kim
monds again appeared. III
etess told him that !. he
die on the gallows he
brought to his end -
shot.
Murat net his fate s
execution IN Calab-ia II Isl
Bernado.te was ;nrro6uc
cartomaneer By one q s
who presented tie officer II
became king Of Sweden
chant anxious TO know tle
OF certain commercial sped
The tine was ls9.. ba
beginning Of Napolsoas
greater successes. Me Len
not only identified Be-
means Of her ca-ds. ir.
the rise Of Bonaaa-sa a-9
ltor's association with taa C
meanwhile advising fin as
future con6ae.- Be--a5a.-s
to have been 50 i.7-as~
needed all the sias.s vz--
when. as she Yrov.as.el.
king OF Sweden h3s .a..a i
ers and Il those .: hs-
was unshaka5le.-Nev lo-
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Notice to Creditors.

In The matter Of the estate OF Caroline Web
IT, deceased
so,ir. Is hereby given hy the undersigned,
Christian Weber, administrator OF the es-
tate " Caroline Weber, late of the county of
ed. to the creditors Of. and ali persons having
claims agains,, said deceased. TO exhibit
them With the necessary vouchers, within
TINS notice, To SAID administrator AT the office
oi Armstrong q Cameron. in the village OF
LINTON said Emmons county, North pa-
Dated December %. 1911.
CHRISTIAN WEBER,
,,oec.l- lanllJ Administrator.
First publication on th, o1,t day OF Deceu,-
Der, A ~. 1911
Emmons County record., 1911-12-21
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Il G.
Hnriincatie, mNrtgaScr. 10 the Tenn pc Il on
state l'.inh Ga eorporation), moeicagee
dated the Isl day OF NoNeni her 1910 viii b,.
fnrtSinsed hv a SALE ~ thr vrSonal prupe ~
thert in and h,steitsafter desc ribrd ia satisfy
the u.tanlt in rnNnrnt of that certain note
duc NOV Isl, ltll. sai,; note beng secured nv
>,tid mortgage, together with the aecru ed
and a,fruins eo>tsot said foreclosures The.
amount due upon said note III the AT, OF
th's notice Is the sum ntStstN said proper
wv wtil h,' sut#t Othc highest hiGt!sr for cash
AZ tiin tiNnts d"or nf he Naurt House in The,
Nilli,er ~ Linton. county OF Emmans state.
5"i Nettt i9h,Nitt. AT the hour uf : O'Clock u.
M ON he sii d,y ot nt.,rnlber 1911 SAX,
hr"Wt'N d">vii,ca Ia >ai, mortgage hs ms
stneW!t
,'n",ean eetainS. t, Years old. weigh, l,sN
Hos
Nl'' hls.''h seiiug, t. wears .,l.i weigh, I'M,
'''"' sar,ri mars, 4 years ell, weigh, lt.A
!, ''n,' i,rama usare, 3 wears old weigh, ne
''os >e.r mare.s years I'D, weigh, ,lN
i, 'n' s'M sslatns, sNear> old. weigh, ls,a
ll. =
l',,ed ,hiA ih ,li,y a prernb,r ,a,l
VfNlillstn >rArr MANN.
Muris aNvt,
Atintn,i,a ist M,,rtrnrre
l.lut,4n. NtrIh nakuJ,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
INSULATED wIRE-0NE OF DE-
TR0IT's IMPORTANT INDUSTRIES

Insulated wire Is an article which
has been much In demand OF late
years, principally becaur OF the ten
dency towards the use OF electricity
for the lighting OF dwellings and office
buildings. Few homes are built In
Detroit nowadays without being wired
for electric lighting, with the result
that Detroit insulated wire works are
kept busy. The wire used for such
work is insulated with rubber. and
the insulation is regarded as an abso-
lutte safeguard against danger from
shock Detroiters are given unusual
ly good protection In this regard. for
the reason that all wiring Is carefully
inspected by representative OF the
public lighting commission before be-
ing approved for use.
II Is a mistake. however, for one 20
harbor the idea that street wires are
safe because they are insulated. These
wires carry heavy voltage and the In.
sulation, which consists OF three
braids Of cotton, saturated with com
position OF pitch and other substances.
is, not regarded by electricians a,
solute protection. AS a matter OF fact,
no trained electrician will work about
charged wires without first separating
himself and the wires by means OF a
rubber sheet and seeing TO II that his
feet are resting on dry wood. Rubber