The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-28

handle the coach. that not . glass
lamp shade was broken In their car;
spare light bulbs were unharmed and
several dozen glass lamp shaces for
emergency candle lamps, packed
loosely In rack, were not even
harmed. This was but one If the
queer quirks Of Wednesdays tornado.
Persons injured and others who
escaped harm In the train mishap
follow:
Injured
Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Lentz.
Fort Smelling, back wrenched.
Miss Emma Kuhn, st. Paul, suffer-
ing from shock.
Andrew Kuhn, st. Paul. shock.
Bernard d. Sullivan. st, Paul. train
flagman, bruised.
z. T. Kelley, st. Paul, bruises on
head.
L. H. Paulson. New Richmond,
MINI, member Of the crew Of the
U. 8. s. Nevada, shock.
r. J. Dickson, Minneapolis, injured
arm and hip. head injury. In 4
semi conscious condition.
Mrs. j. Lawrence, Minneapolis, leg,
back and head injured.
F. w. Nolan. special railway agent.
st. Cloud, Mimi. cuts about the head.
Mrs. Emily Hannah, Seattle, in
ternal injuries, probable broken neck.
Clay Phildreck, Seattle, on way to
Rotary International convention at
Vienna, injured hand ana injuries
about the head.
Mrs. Phildreck, slightly injured
Mrs. N. Troll, Minot, injuries to
arm, head and leg.
Mrs. Hilda Qualley. Winchester,
Wash, and baby daughter, both in
jured.
Fred Kemp, Wenatchee, WASH,
head injury, in semi-conscious con-
Fdition.
Mrs. Alice Moore, Everett, WASH,
in semi-conscious condition with
head injury.
Mrs. Anna Miller. East End. sask.,
slight injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Eldridge, Seattle,
slight bruises.
Mrs. Aida Best, Pasadena, back in
jured.
Mrs. Christiana Anderson, Froid,
Mont, slightly injured.
George Dowding. East Orange, N.
j., head and leg injured.
Mrs. F. w. Nippolt, Portland back
injury.
M. E. Sullivan. Salem. Ore. injured
about the head and shoulders.
Mrs. Hortense Stone, Spokane, in
jured on head and back.
w. j. Nicol, Tacoma, Wash, head
and shoulder injuries.
M. j. Roedigan, Wenatchec, WASH,
shaken.
J. A. Bryant, Cambridge. Mass,
head injured.
E. F. Alley. Chicago, Pullman por-
ter. cuts, back wrenched.
Arthur j. Laube, Belliugham,
Wash. scratches.
Jacob Kreiger, Spokane. bruises and
scratches.
Miss Mary F. Noble, New York,
scratches and bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar PaulsoI,, Bell
ingham. WASH, shock.
Russell Garland. Trade. Tenn,
shock.
Manley Haugen, Constance, sask.,
shock.
Joseph Pfifer, Benghoff, Sas. shock.
Anthony Bankers, Bellirgham,
Wash. scratches.
J. w. Green, Chicago. negro. hand
injured.
J. G. Bennett, Minneapolis; Doro-
thy, Minnie and Donald Van Ecp, Mi
not, N. D.; A. w. Olson. Grand Forks;
Chin Sing and Chin Poo, Seattle;
Miss Lou Latourtte, Flint. Mich Mrs.
F. w. Stecher, Cleveland; Lucy Glea-
son, Pittsburgh; Donald Little, Van
zandt, Wash: Roy Dano, Clayton,
WASH; I. M. Stauffacher. Monroe,
Wis; Burton Isenor. Tuckahoe. N. j.;
Mrs. George Dowding. East Orange,
N. j.; Miss M. F. Noble. Albany, N.
Y: Mrs. John F. Lidral, Seattle; Mr..
and Mrs. e. F. Pinneh Of Seattle:
Edna Munson, Everett; Russell Gar
land, Bowe, Wash, and A. j. Hunt,
Pullman car porter OF Chicago
Mrs. H. Hunkins, Fort Benton
Mont; A. w. Kuhn, st. Paul; D. An
thony, Dawson, Mimi; Miss Anna
Johnson, Hughesville. Missouri; Ed
Jones, Blaine, WASH: Mrs. Ruth
Jones and son, Neil, IA months, Vim
cennes, Ind; Julius Flakney. Mime
apolis; Mrs. Robert Pauline, Kaiispell,
Mont; Mrs. Emma Bohacek, Portland,
Ore; Mrs. Fred Carrier, Fargo: T. p.
Jones, Shelby Mont.