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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-08-10

Chapel Brugrattt
Sunday Aug. 6
March----st George Bunce Orchestra
Overture Cyrano. --- Bach Orchestra
Holy Holy Holy--------Congregation
Invocation Chaplain
Gloria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Scripture Reading-M Mrs. Eva Waterman
Elk River, MINI.
Hymn No. 622 Ring The Bells of Heaven
Congregation
Prayer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Chaplain
Selection -B Bowel Of Pansies- Orchestra
Vocal SoloSelected- Miss Grace Reed
Mpls.
Sermon Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scovell, Mpls.
Pres. Emeritus
Remarks E. Lyon. Chicago
Vocal Solo-Selected- Miss. Grace Reed
Mpls.
Hymn $40 God Be With You
Congregation
Benediction Chaplain
March Spirit of Independence Orchestra
Rev. G.. E. Benson Chaplain
r. J. Reichkitzer Musical Director
population
Number of Inmates at Prison........... 999
Number in First Grade sea
Number in Second Grade. .... loo
Number in Third Grade rs
Received During Week.. ..................5
Discharged .......................... ..........1
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Last Serial Number 1929
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to society two years ago at a recon
ton given by her mother at "a West
F~ifty-ninth street. She has passed
a good deal Of her time in travel and
study in Europe and Is greatly inter-
ested In music. ON her mothers side
Miss Converse is a granddaughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ere.
linghuysen Vail.
Mr.. Aranyi has lived in this CITY a
little more than a year. Previously
he made his home in Paris. where he
was a student. The wedding will take
place some time next month.
Announcement has been made ~ the
engagement OF Miss Dorothy Adams.
daughter Of Henry c. Adams Of Brain.
tree. Mass. to X. kingsland Hay. son
OF James X. Hay Of Nutlcy, N. j.
Miss Adams Is a granddaughter OF
the late William Adams and a direct
descendant Of John Quincy Adams,
sixth President of the United States,
Her mother was Miss Clara Corl,es.
daughter Of the lste J. Edward Cor
Wright Of this city.
MT. hay Is D RTanusOn or the Rev,
DR.. Philip Courtlandt Hay Of Newark.
". j.. and a great grandson Of silas
Condit OF Newark.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Catherine Mumford, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Clinton Num-
ford OF Brooklyn, to Charles Pratt, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic B.
Pratt OF Brooklyn and Poplar Hill,
Glen Cove. J.. l. Miss Mumford was
a debutante of two years ago and Is
a member of the Brooklyn Union
League. Mr.. Pratt's family has heen
prominently identified with the Glen
Cove colony for many years. lie Is
a brother OF the Misses Mary c. and
Helen l.. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reals Kendall
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Elinor w. Ken
dali. to Andre T.. Gross, son OF Sfr.
and Mrs. Charles r. NJ. Gross Of this
city. Miss Kendall was, introduced
society two years ago and was an
member of the Junior League
h "A season. She Il a granddaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Hayden Whitney ~
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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the afternoon OF June 10 Miss Ruth
~Danenhower. daughter OF the late
Lieut.. John W. Eisenhower. u. S. N,
will be married to Prof. Albert W. Will
son of New York University. Miss
Danenhower is a member OF a distin-
guished family, her father having been
the navigator Of the Jeanette Polar
Expedition. The reception. which will
follow Immediately after the wedding
ceremony. will he held at the home OF
the brides grandmother. Mrs. George
Beale Sloan, IL Fifth avenue
A wedding in Providence next month
OF interest to society here will be hat
Of Miss Martha J. Nicholson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Nicholson.
t. Nelson Doubleday. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank N. Doubleday Of New York
and Oyster Bay. L. I. 1t will be cele-
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GENERAL NOTES CT SOCIETY.
\ IRIS. HENRY II. BROWN Of sos7
lNl Fifth avenue will soon send on,

N NO iiE.>it1 II. ROW or 20S7
.lNI Firth avenue will soon send on,
Invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter Miss Theodore Brown. 10
pr. Soseph Augustine O'Conor. The
wedding will take place on June in
All Saints Church. Madison avenue ana
129th street. aud will be followed by "a
reception at Sherry's. The ceremony
Will he at half past II O'Clock and viii
be performed by the rector, the REV.
James w lowers. and will he followed
by a nuptial mass celebrated by the
Kew John Francis Xavier o'Conor. $. j.
an uncle Of the bridegroom.
Miss Brown will have her sister. Miss
Helen Brown. for her maid Of honor.
and her bridesmaids will be the Misset
Resale and Alma o'Boylc, Miss Made
'cine Oconor. Miss Eleanor Acuow.
Miss Helen Larkin and Miss Marjorie
ltooligan. Louis O'conor will be his
brother's hest man. and the ushers vii,
he Or. Macmillan Ramirez. Dr. .toseph
ponnelll. John o'Conor. i,r. Thomas
Vim and Austin Flint Gibbons.
Following the Wedding OF Miss Rra-
trice Rosslre 10 George Prentiss Butler.
Jr.. on June l In the chantry OF ST.
Thomas's Church. a reception will be
held AT 100 East Sixty-seventh street.
The brides only attendant will he Miss
Harriet Allen Butler. and MIR. Buffers
best man will be his brother. John
Crosby Butler. Two other brothers,
Andrew r. Butler and Allen Macy But.
Ter; Donald Bellows. Roher, Herrick and
fheli's Barnum will serve as ushers
The Rev. Charles Il. Erdmann " Prince.
ton will oHiciate.
Mr.. Butler was graduated from c..
lnmhia IN 1915. lie Is a son or Mrs
George Frentiss Butler Of hts city and
y n4A Il a.l IL. "
their home at los East Eighty-secord
street. Miss Rossire IS n daughter ~
Mr., and Mrs. Paul benjamin Rossire
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Schu,-
man have sen; out Invitations 70, ,hs
wedding OF their daughter, Miss Do-o,hv
Schulman. 20 Edwin r. Masbach. son o.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Mashach o, ~
WeS' Seventy-third street. II will take
rlac" on the afternoon OF June I AZ the
Temple BETHEL. Fifth avenue ard
SeN"ntN-siN'h street. and will he fol,oNed
ny n large reception at the Ritz-Car'tor
MISS Schulman will have Mrs. Willlsr
Crouse for her matron OF honor All
Miss Therese Steinhardt for her ra,d ~,
honor. The bridesmaids will ne Mas
kene Polack. Miss Theresa Raw,tser.
MISS Marjorie Ne'th and Miss Cons,arc.
Coleman. The best man will be William
Grouse. and serving as ushers WI va
the brides brothers. Aubrey A. Scht..-
man. and Mitchell 5. Schulman Hcu-v
Goldman. )r. Robert Rookman. Monroe
Jacobs, William Rcrnheimer, AIher, NA'.
Ter and Philip Steckler.
The marriage Of Or. Conrad Rer.-s
", ot - East ~Forty-eighth stree. -
Miss Katherine Simpson will take r,a-a
IN orange. y. j., on June 10. Mss
simpson Is the daughter OF Mrs. Richard
5. Storrs of Orange.
Another out OF town wedding mex.
month will TAX place 4, Great Ra--lrr.
ton, Mass. where Miss Ruth Church W"
he married on June u TO DclanN r..
tconHnned on Tenth Page
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J PLANS

urday when Miss Julia Hayward Edey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Edey. will be married to Douglas War
ner Paige. The ceremony will be cele-
brated in Christ Church at 1870
O'Clock. and 4 will be witnessed by
many relatives and friends from this
city. who will go by a special train,
leaving the Pennsylvania Station at
1880. The Rev. DR.. Joseph Smythe,
rector Of Christi Church. Bellport, will
be the officiating clergyman and i'm
mcdiately after the ceremony there
will he a reception and breakfast at
Nearthebay. the country home Of the
brides parents. aside from being one
OF the most attractive country places
along Great South Bay and an ideal
spot for a picturesque country we'd
ding. II was here that the wedding OF
the brides parents was celebrated, SO
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st. Agnes's Church. East Forty-third
street, on June 8. The ceremony will
be performed Ivy Mgr. Brann. rector of
the church.
Miss Mathilde Saportas will be her
sisters maid of honor and the brides
maids will be tho Misses Virginia
l. and Mary L. Alexandra. sisters Of
the bridegroom; Sarah 1de and Eliz-
abeth Thomas Of Troy. N. Y.
J. Henry Alexandra will be his
brothers best man. The ushers will be
Juan Ceballos. Amory l.. Haskell. Ray
mond Chauncey. 1tylard Sizer. Fred
erick A. Willis, Octave Blake. Philip b.
knowlton and II. Taller Townsend.
Following the wedding ceremony
there will be a reception at the home
Of the brides mother. 376 Park venue.
In the Church Of the Ascension on
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ter Of Joseph Eastman Of 4 East Sew
entieth street. She will be married TO
Reginald +. Wigham. son of Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Wigharn, on June !. in .he
Church NJ the Messiah. Park avenue
and Thirty-fourth street. OF which her
grandfather, DIR. Robert Collyer. was
pastor for more than twenty-five years.
Immediately after the wedding cere-
mony there will be a reception at the
home Of the bride.
Miss Eastman will have Mrs. WILL
lam X. Malone for her matron Of
honor. and the other attendants will DO
the Misses Constance Mccall and vir-
ginia Il. Duane. DR.. George Gray
Ward. Jr.. brother-in-law Of the bride
groom. will act as best man. and the
ushers will be J. Harvey Williams,
Dwight Il. Robinson. Carl r.. Victor,
Prentice Strong, Samuel McCullagi,
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city on the afternoon Of June 4 In the
Church of the Ascension. The we'd
ding ceremony will he performed by
the Rev. Percy Stickncy Grant. rector
of the church, and will he followed by
a mail reception nj the home of the
brides parents. Il, Park avenue
Miss bor"thN Weir viii he her sis
'or's maid of honor, and another sister.
Miss Cora Weir, and Miss Clara Board
man, Will be the bridesmaids. Henry
lage of Virginia Will act AS best man.
There viii he two June weddings in
the family of Mr., and Mrs. William
SturGis, although they viii not take
place at the same time. Their daugh-
ter. MIS- Anna Louise Sturgis, will be
married to Edward y. Wright Sd of
Philadelphia in st. Stephens Church
on the afternoon of June s, and on
June 10 Henry ~Sprasuc Sturgis. "A
brother OF the bride. will marry Miss
Gertrude Lovctt. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Williamson Lovctt of
Maiden, Mass, in Trinity Church, Bos-
ton.
ARRANGEMENTS have hecn completed
for thc wedding Of Miss Bonnie Sa-
IOrtas, daughter of Mrs George A. Sa-
portas, and Frederick F. Alexandra, n
son Of the late J. Henry Alexandra. In
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that there is n good deal OF sonti-
mcnt attached to II.
Miss f.dcy's bridal attendants Will be
her cousins, Mrs. Frank A. Il. Wash
burn. Miss Elizabeth Clarkson, sister
Of Mrs. Washburn. and Miss Kathryn
Baldwin. Alonzo Paige. brother Of the
bridegroom. will act as best man. The
ushers will he Douglas Campbell and
Richard Warner. cousins OF the bride
groom. Erv.s Coulson and Frank A.
II. Washhurn.
Mr.. Paige IL a son Of tho late John
Keys Paige Of Schenectady. y. Y. Miss
Edcy was introduced 10 society three
years aGo and L. q member of a family
that has hong been prominent in New
York. The EJcv city home is n, 10
West FIfty-sixth street.
The wedding of Mrs. Gertrude Shell
don Sands. widow of Samuel $. Sands.
and Richard Whitney will take place
at noon on Saturday in the Church
Of the Holy Communion. Sixth avenue
and Twentieth street. only relatives
and a few intimate friends will he
present for the ceremony. which will
be performed ny the Rev. Or. Henry
Mottet, rector Of the church. After
ward there will he a reception mt the
home of the brides father. George r..
Sheldon, 22 West F'orty-seventh street.
Mrs. Sands will have no bridal at
PENDANTS and George Whitney will act
as his brothers best man.
After heir return from a wedding
twin Mr. Whitman md hsa trtl~ eli,
live AT Far HIS, y. ].
The wedding OF Mis-. Maud Coster.
youngest daughter of the late Charles
Henry Coster, to Count Otto Salm-
Hoocstraeten. second son OF Count AL
fred Salm-fIoOgstraeten OF Reichenau
Austria, will take place on Friday AZ
the home Of the brides mother. g.
East Thirty-seventh street. 1t will
be n simple wedding and there will
he present TO witness the marriage
ceremony relatives and some of the
most intimate friends of the family.
Miss Coster's father was n member of
the firm of J. =. Morgan & Co. Her
engagement was announced quite re-
Gently.
Among the first Of tho June brides
VIII be Miss Anne X. Eastman, daugh-
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'H''
Norman F. Eastman, brothers of the
bride.
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Helen
Schirmer. daughter of Mrs, Gustav"
Schirmer. to William Rodman Fay.
son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joscpa
Story Fay. Jr,, Of Boston, will take
place on the afternoon Of June & in
the Church Of the Ascension, fffth
avenue and Tenth street. Miss Schlr-
mer's attendants will include Miss
Esther Cleveland. daughter of the late
Grover Cleveland: Miss Barbara Ar
mour OF Princeton. y. j.. and Miss
Jean Morris of New York.
Mr.. Fay Will have his cousin, Dudley
/" Pickman, Jr,, of New York. as best
man and the ushcrs will he Henry II.
Fay, Jr.. Keith Mcleod and $. Dacrc
Bush I'd of Boston, John NJ. Willard.
Albert T.. Jaeckel and Francis lie -.
Robbins. Jr.. of New York.
Mr.. Fay will give his, farewell bach
clor dinner Mt the Norfolk Hunt Club
on Saturday.
Another bride Of next month will he
Miss Caroline Alden Weir, daughter
OF j. Alden Weir, president Of the Ma
tional Academy Of Design. who will hc
married to George Page Ely Of this
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hrated In Grace Church on the after
noon OF June 10 and will be followed
by a small reception at the home Of
The brides parents.
Mr.. Doubleday gave his farewell bach
el1r dinner last night at Sherry's.
Another June bride OF Providence.
Il l., Will he Miss Eleanor Taft,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W.
TAFT. She will he married to Gerald
Whitman. Son OF MIR. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Whitman OF New York. at the
home of her parents on June IA.
Invitations will shortly he sent out
for tho wedding OF Mss Kate Gordon
Wills. daughter OF the late Gordon
Willis. To Charles f.. Schall of this
city in the Church Of tho Heavenly
Rest on juno II. The ceremony will
b" performed by the Rev. Herbert
Shipman. rector OF the church, and
WI. h" followed by a reception at the
R~ltz-Carlton.
Miss Wills will have Mrs. Edward
Arnold for her matron of honor and
the other attendants Will he the Misses
Maldle Alexandra, a cousin OF the
orIue, ana Marie Louise ROdcwala.
Harold Schall will be his brothers best
man and the ushers will he Franklin
Brewster, Fillmore :. HYDE. Rrough-
ton Cobb. Francis Marsh, Pembroke
Jones, Jr.. Robert Stafford and A. j.
Drexel Blddle. Jr.
Mr., Schall will give his farewell
bachelor dinner at the Harvard Club
on June !.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Led
yard blair, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.cdyard Blair, TO II. R!y!nrton
Pyne, a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Rivington l'yne. will AXE place on
June IL In the chapel of st. John. The
reception will be held AZ RIatrsd.n. the
country estate OF the brides parents In
PcapaCk, y. J..
Mrs. G, Vail Converse
recently the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Grovene Vail Com
verse, To George T, Aranyi, son of DR..
and Mrs. Macmillan Aranyi of Ruda-
pest, Mss Converse was introduced
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W. Schuyler Smith. Thomas G. and
Norman F. Eastman, brothers of the
bride.
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Ono ~ the first important coun-
try weddings of tho season on Long
Island takes place at Bellport on Sat
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tconttrued on Tenth Pays.
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Among the first Of tho June brides
Will be Miss Anne X. Eastman. daueh-
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DEATH Of MISS
V0[BERG LEE

News of the death of Miss Valborg
Lee came as severe shock to the
many friends and relatives of the
young lady. The first supposition was
that death was caused by drowning
but the doctors autopsy showed that
death was due to heart failure.
Miss Lee and her sister were guests
of Mrs. Fred Besse, another sister,
who is spending the summer at Chau-
tauqua. The young ladies had been
berrying and upon their return to the
cottage, Miss Lee decided to go in
bathing, leaving the cottage for the
lake shore about $50. After half an
hour her sister became alarmed and
went in esarch of her but reassured by
someone at the shore she returned to
the cottage. Shortly after man who
had been doing some work at the boat
club found the body close to the shore.
Miss Lee is the daughter of C. O.
Lee, a prominent farmer of Garske
and neice of Mrs. Julius Johnson
and Mrs. Frank Honett, both of Web
ster.
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CANNOT BE
EVICTED WHILE
MEN ARE SERVING

Pittsburgh, July 1s.-Famil;es of
soldiers in the service of this state or
the federal government, cannot be
'evicted by civil process for non-pay-
ment Of rent while the soldiers are in
such service. Since the militia units
in Pittsburgh went to the front hun
dreds Of families have been notified
to pay their rent or move out. Mayor
Joseph G. Armstrong and City Solic-
itor Charles A. O'Brien will enforce
the state law passed by the 1915 leg
islature providing against just such
q contingency. Payments of rects
cannot be forced until thirty days af-
ter the soldier has been mustered out
Of service. The law Of April g., 1915,
is a barrier against landlord warrants
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GERMANS RESUME AGGRESSIVE
upon BRITISH; They Use AS
PHYXIAThG GAS GRENADES
GREAT FORCES ENGAGED IN
CONFLICT NEAR COMPLIES s.
- i:
FRENCH TAKE SOME
HOUSES AT BlAcHEs
VIENNA ANNOUNCES FRESH
AUSTRIAN ATTACKS BUT WITH
OUT SUCCESS.

London, July 1s.-With the excep-
tion Of the region of Longueval and
south Of the Blaches, relative calm
prevailed on the fighting front in
France.
The British and Germans are engag-
ed in sanguinary conflict in the re-
gion of the Longueval salient, to the
northwest of Conlbles.
With the clearing of the weather
the Geramns have taken the aggres-
sive here after preliminary bonn
bardment in which new asphyxiat
ing gas shell was used.
No Decision Reached.
At last account, no decision ha
been reached in the battle.
To the south of the Somme, the
French and Germans are still at grips
at Blaches where the French have
driven out the Germans from some Of
the houses they held in the village.
The Germans failed on Tuesday tc
renew their attack between Blaches
and La Maisonette in which the
French inflicted heavy casualties or
them Monday Hight.
Fresh Austrian Attack.
On the eastern front, Vienna as.
serts that fresh Austf,isr.. ,cG;ttacks il
the territory southwest Of Lutsk wei.
without success but says that in thu
Carpathian region near Zabie and La
tarow the Russians have pushed bacl
the Austrian advanced post altho thu
Austrian main lime has been firml,
held.
In the vicinity of Riga the Russiao
are vigorously on the offensive agains,
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's arm,
but all their attacks have been re
pulsed with heavy losses, according t
Berlin.
New Victories for Italy.
In the Autro-Italian theater, Rom,
reports fresh victories for the italians
over the Austrians at various points
While Petrograd announces furth
advances against the Turks by The
Russian right wing, Constantinopl,
says that in recent days on the cen
tral sector, the Russians have suffer
ed tremendous losses south of tn,
Tchoruk river and that their attacl
have become less violent.
Heavy Cannonading
Cannonading is going on along til,
entire front in the region of the Greel
border between the forces of the Teu
tonic and entente allies.
Aor raiders of the entente allie.
have done considerable damage with
bombs in the region of Monastir.
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WAR ORDERS OF THE U. s.
ON 100000 SHADY SIDE

Philadelphia, July 17.-America,
from Chicago east is on the shady
side of $3,ooo,ooo 900 Of all it's war
orders, counting blankets, machinery,
locomotive and other products not
coming strictly Under the head of mu-
nitions.
Twenty7four corporations alone ac-
count for 81 100000.
Figures from the bureau of domes-
iiy,scommerce at Washington show
Sttlhat shipments of war munitions have
aggregated $446,0OO, 900.
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ALLOW CASTRO
TO ENTER j. S.
ACTION OF THE IMMIGRATION
BOARD OvERRULED BY SECRF
TARY WILSON TO-DAY.

Washington, July 1s.-Freedom to
enter the United States, once denied,
was granted tonight to former Pre- 81
dent Castro of Venezuela, and his wife
by order Of Secretary Wilson of the
department Of labor, who ovezruled
the decision of the special board of
emigration officials at New York, de-
nying them admission.
Under the secretary's ruling the
Castros are free to go to Porto Rico
as they had planned, or to remain in
definitely in the United Staets. -.
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NO. 4 IS IS I|||I N 4
SMASH H-UP
GLACIER PARK LIMITED HITS
LOCAL PASSENGER EAST Or
TODD, N. D.

Williston, N. d., July 17-At least
three persons were seriously injured
and several other passengers received
cuts and bruises today when the Gla-
cier Park Limited on the Great Mo-
thern Railway collided head on with
a local passenger train at Todd, N. D..
twelve miles east of here.
Both trains were moving rapidly
when the collision occurred at siding
which the local was trying to reach.
Among those who were injured are:
Mrs. G. w. Graves, Portland, Ore,
thrown through a plate glass door.
Joseph Cutting, Williston, N. D.,
former football player on the Univer-
sity. of Minnesota team, seriously cut
about the head and shoulders.
Eugene Crueger, Williston, N. #D.,
thrown through door and seriousl {,
cut with glass. <, s,ss.S
tsfhe Limited aisSane in St. Paul at
l9;;88 ~ N 3 - ..-s .ss.
The engine crew Of the local leaped
in time to save their lives.
Medical aid was sent from Willis
ton. According to reports received
here none Of the injured was fatally
hurt.
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NEW h|l Guns
KsHW II
FOR Navy
5 Is.
TWO WEAPONS WITH RANGE Of
FIVE; MILES HIGH FOR EACH
WARAHIP, DANIELS SAYS.

Washi ton, July -1s.- Construction
of eneugh high power anti-air craft
gunas supply all active battlcships
and ers Of the navy has ;een conf
pleb IS was announced t. lay by
Esseere etary DAM els The new weapons
are believed BY navy experts to be the
longest range gnnAof that typ. in the
world. Tie battleships Pennsy'van;a
and Nevada alread are equipped witt.
Two Ee96 II II. 4 tt5SSs MS sS w
eah IL 3 three-inch, fift.'
calibbss eapon 81 thu will throw she'll
,27,O00 feet ii the Fir at an angle of
go degrees.